  Best Way To Avoid Springing A Wikileak   by Bill Rounds Esq.
on January 23, 2011  Reading time: 4 – 7 minutes  I have seen
some very good disclosures on Wikileaks.  The crown jewel is the
footage of the helicopter attack on several civilians and
journalists. In particular, the premeditated and deliberate
shooting and killing of a group of people who are clearly
unarmed and giving aid to one victim who is badly injured, and
trying to crawl away to safety.  Giving the shooters the benefit
of the doubt, the “fog of war” may have contributed to the act,
but not to the investigation following the attack.  The footage
released by Wikileaks calls into question the accuracy of
official military statements and reports on the incident.
Violence, threats of violence and fraud do not deserve privacy. 
They deserve sunlight. But there are still a lot of legitimate
secrets.  Good secrets have nothing to do with violence or
fraud.  I have seen some of those legitimate secrets on the
tabloid covers at the grocery store, a