The State Department is the latest victim of WikiLeaks, which released 250,000 top secret documents online Sunday. The State Department cables released by WikiLeaks uncover personal international relationships and how United States of America leaders try to get what they want from foreign governments. The new WikiLeaks expose attracted the typical condemnations from the typical suspects, and a hacker managed to delay Sunday’s launch of the paperwork. Post resource – WikiLeaks reveals confidential State Department diplomatic cables by Money Blog Newz.
WikiLeaks State Department connections data
The State Department connections was released by WikiLeaks showing the world what international diplomacy looks like within the U.S. Key issues covered within the leaked State Department paperwork include the viewpoint of western and Middle Eastern governments on how to deal with Iran’s nuclear program and just how the U.S. arranged economic sanctions against Iran. The Iran nuclear program has been getting some help from North Korea too supposedly. Also, some spying on foreign governments has been occurring due to a command from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Diplomatic gossip exposed from the gossip
More highlights from the latest WikiLeaks release include King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urging the U.S. to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities and an explanation of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin as an “alpha-dog” with links to organized crime. Compared to Adolf Hitler within the report is Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Also, Afghan President Hamid Karzai is "driven by paranoia" supposedly. Apparently a "voluptuous blonde" Ukranian nurse never leaves Libyan leader muammar Gaddafi's side when he's traveling. Apparently the leak makes it dangerous for diplomats, intelligence operatives and informants which is why govt throughout the whole world ridiculed the last WikiLeaks release.
Hacker unsuccessfully tries to stop WikiLeaks
There are 251,288 connections that WikiLeaks states to have from the State Department. Between 1966 and 2010 they were released. A few hrs ahead of the document release, WikiLeaks tweeted that it was being hacked with a “mass distributed denial of service attack.”. U.S. National security is not in danger by exactly what has been released by WikiLeaks although it might talk about "strained relationship and embarrassment" in them. The company has a plan to launch more documents. In the next few weeks and months this can be happening.
Citations
CNN
cnn.com/2010/US/11/29/wikileaks/index.html?npt=NP1
Washington Post
washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/28/AR2010112802395_2.html?wpisrc=nl_headline&sid=ST2010112802494
Washington Post
voanews.com/english/news/World-Leaders-Officials-Watch-WikiLeaks-with-Curiosity-Concern-110966864.html
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