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RE: Q. Where are all the wiki leaks? WHERE - 4/25/2011 10:16:12 AM

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I think it was last year when I heard (NPR, Where else?!) that the initial arrests in-country were vast dragnets, scooping up people indiscriminately.

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RE: Q. Where are all the wiki leaks? WHERE - 4/25/2011 11:51:13 AM

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But then put it in perspective with a certain government official who blew an undercover agent's cover a couple years back. Anyone remember that ?

Yeah. I remember that. Dirty politics, and "fuck me, no fuck you." In no imaginable way is it in the same league with Manning's treason. I can only assume you are trying to pander to ignorant partisan players for some reason, by even bringing it up on the same thread.

No.Fuck you.

Both acts put our men and woman at risk and may have even killed some of them.

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RE: Q. Where are all the wiki leaks? WHERE - 4/25/2011 4:10:32 PM

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I think it was last year when I heard (NPR, Where else?!) that the initial arrests in-country were vast dragnets, scooping up people indiscriminately.

A lot were turned in to settle old scores and fetched a very nice bounty - it was something like 10 years' income over there.

The score-settling still goes on - guys in one village will say "hey, there's a bunch of Al-Quaida on the hill over there". When our troops go check it out, they discover it's a really old feud.

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