Posted on 10/25/2010 7:44:21 PM PDT by Abakumov
The Wikileaks organization has morphed from a relatively harmless aid to government whistleblowers into a threat to U.S. national security. It should be treated accordingly....
There are a variety of means whereby technicians could render inoperable the sites distributing the classified information. Wikileaks could respond by using alternate sites, but those could be targeted as soon as they came online. Wikileaks has a small staff and limited resources. Relentless attacks on the servers and sites dispensing this classified information would have a debilitating effect on the leakers' morale and help widen the fissures that already have appeared in the group. This battle could offer some practical experience to American cyberwarriors who one day will face even greater threats from state-sponsored Web war.
The fact that anyone in the world can view Pentagon classified documents at will sends a signal of American impotence and inspires future cyberfoes. If Wikileaks wants to play this game, the very least our government can do is suit up and get out on the field.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
Tell it like it is the US governments lies 24/7.
only one problem....talk about a uphill battle
the CIC plays on Wikileaks side!
I don’t think the editors of the Times have properly gamed this out.
What’s wrong with an old-fashioned black operation in which Julian Assange finds himself swimming in a tank with a few thousand hungry piranha?
The homosexual “soldier” who leaked this data MUST be executed. And Dessange needs to spend some time at Club Gitmo.
Germany loves Assange, since he always comes with the anti-US slant. That’s why the man is free now. Rags like der Spiegel get to churn out the anti-US garbage again. Pity (for them) that the latest round of “revelations”, though, includes discovery of WMDs and brings to light the fact that Iranians were funding the Iraqi insurgency and in some cases fighting US troops directly.
If I were president, I would have already sent cruise missiles into every building where their servers and support staff/administration are located, and targeted the ‘owner’. He needs a .308 upside the head. We also need to root out those within the military chain that are feeding them information, and let them hang on live TV, bankrupt their families, the whole 9 yards.
To bad the “Commander and Chief” of our military doesn’t view them as a national security threat, which they are.
This is very bad business. We are fighting a war against a ruthless enemy and can’t seem to keep anything secret. This has to stop or its going to get us dead.
Back in the Founder’s days, treason was punished by standing in front of a firing squad!
Time for the US to “man-up!”
Assange looks like a poofter. Is he?
Investigate! Indict! Prosecute! Incarcerate! Off to PRISON WITH YOU, boys—and girls! Whether you be Democrat or Republican, off you go.
Bring back the rule of law and ENFORCE it, damn it!
Better for your enemies to be deceived than for you to deceive yourself. Maybe Sun Tzu said that or something, but yippy skip. It’s common sense.
Too harsh? Then you can take the next four back to back deployments to Iraq. Lemme know when its you and yours on the line.
BTW I didn’t mean that directed AT you.
The CIA needs to dump about a million phony documents on this clown and let him have at it. All kinds of disinformation that will serve our interests.
And when they get some positive results, some black bag operatives need to throw Assssange in a trunk and find a Chilean mine for him to visit.
“...wikileaks ringleaders can be ...” introduced to Mitch Rapp.
“This is very bad business. We are fighting a war against a ruthless enemy and can’t seem to keep anything secret. This has to stop or its going to get us dead.”
Time to put in a call to Mossad and ask ‘em how they would handle things....
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