Should Wikileaks editor Julian Assange be criminally prosecuted
for disseminating classified U.S. information?   View more polls
December 9, 2010 - 3:44pm  If someone had thought to reveal
various secret documents of the government in 1916, there would
have been a public uprising, Woodrow Wilson would have been
defeated in his campaign for a second term, and the United
States would have stayed out of the World War. Instead, a
conspiracy at the highest level of government spent 195 American
lives on the Lusitania to create a casus belli and bring the
U.S. into the war. Today, the vast majority of such "secret"
documents are simply embarrassing to the U.S. government, which,
for its part, has abandoned the Constitution and is simply a
band of thieves. "We, the people," should demand access without
limit to all documents created for any purpose by anyone on the
taxpayers' dime.  Tom D  December 9, 2010 - 4:55pm  Give this to
the CIA black ops  Charles Carter  December 9, 2010 - 5:05pm  I
think eveyone is miss