What? The cables themselves are classified. Their content, whatever it may or may not be is wholly irrelevant with respect to the illegality of their unauthorized dissemination.
Moreover, I'll take you word about Corsi's opinion, but I can't for the life of me understand how anyone would think that our internal discussions about America's foreign policy is "good for the world". Why Corsi think the "world" needs to know what's going on, is truly a mystery.
Amb. Bolton diplomatic statements are tantamount to saying that BO regime WikiLeaks are acts of treason. I seriously doubt that there would be wholesale, rank and file, procedural changes from Rice’s State Dept. to Clintons.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton says that he does not believe UN officials were directed to spy at the United Nations. “I don’t believe that cable…. I think it probably came from somewhere in the intelligence community. I wish we could find that out because it’s obviously very damaging.”
Clandestine discussions sound sinister to me. If there is something to hide, and those discussions are less than above board and for devious purposes, then perhaps they should be revealed. Anything truly vital to America’s security should be classified, and should not be revealed. I would imagine that the material Corsi has examined covered the earlier, not the latter.
As far as Corsi’s opinion, I heard it from his own lips.