><i>"When you have been waging war for 10 years, who are you to say that?" Mr Appelbaum said. "What are you thinking, writing these people's names down? And what are you doing in concrete terms to protect these people?"</i><p>A very good point. Anyone in the chain capable of viewing the documents would be capable of selling out such information to people who would pay. Anyone care to guess how many people that could be? Any low-level with a passing glance because they're in the vicinity must be accounted for as well.<p>My guess? Thousands. Not as many as exposed to Wikileaks, by any means, nor are <i>they</i> helping the individual's security at all... but that's not really their goal.
Gratuitous harassment of whistleblowers at the US border and Wikileaks' director unable to visit the USA at all. Hiding documentation of official misconduct in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan by persecuting journalists.<p>Is this what we elected Obama for?