Could it be that the Islamic Chairman, Obama, his Obamanation Administration and the Marxist Controlled Congress actually welcome the "Wikileaks"? ? ?It would seem so with their statements that these leaks are really nothing new, that the information was already "Out There" and its again "Bush's Fault Anyway".Note that no consideration is given to the very dangerous exposure of crucial data about the War and how its conducted. What it can mean in the Deaths and Wounding of Our Troops and our Allies, including those Afghanistan's that are Brave enough to support and aid our efforts to free their country.Why do I get the feeling that this is just a minor annoyance for our current USSR of America Government.That keeping a large number of American Service Men and Women occupied in a war that the Obama Defense Department under the Quisling Gates have devised, A War of Attrition. Not to Win, but designed to keep Our Troops away from America, instead of at home. At Home where they would be active in taking Our Constitutional America Back. Where Obama's 250,000 "Brown Shirt Army of Enforcers and the Homeland Security 60,000 Army Battalion all trained in combating Civil Unrest are in control. . .This is just part of the currently successful plan by the Islamic Chairman, Obama, his Abomination Administration and the Marxist Controlled Congress to Destroy our Constitutional America and substitute their "USSR of America". From the Marxist Bailout Bill, to the obvious resistance of the Obamanation Government to Act when they could have controlled the Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and followed it up with the Ban on Drilling- -thus in assuring the Bankruptcy of the Gulf States and further distruction of America. Don't believe for a minute that this is just blind Stupidity, fumbling or stumbling on the part of this USSR of America Government - - it is deliberately designed to destroy us and enslave our Children and Grandchildren.Think about these things...Ask these Questions...Take Action..and Listen to Glenn Beck.Take Care and God Help America,TSGT CloughForgotten soldiersIgnoring WikiLeaks' real victimsRalph PetersIf we needed yet another example of Washington's self-absorption, we sure got it with the WikiLeaks dump of classified data on AfPak.Government officials promptly freaked about the political consequences. The rush to insist that "there's nothing new here" and that the leaks "really don't change anything" was dishonest even by DC standards.Lies, lies, lies, lies, lies!The victims of this tragic event aren't punch-drunk White House staffers or members of Congress up for re-election. They're not the wed-to-Pakistan wonks at State or even the Pentagon's hide-the-bad-news generals.Manpreet Romana/GettyEndangering him : Troops like this soldier patrolling in Kandahar province yesterday will die because the WikiLeaks data-dump disclosed sensitive information to the enemy.The forgotten victims are our troops on the ground. And the Afghans who've risked everything to help them.If I hear one more senator from either party tell us that the WikiLeaks betrayal won't make a significant difference, I'm going to violate security to puke on the Capitol's steps.No difference? These leaked documents are an immeasurably valuable gift to the Taliban and al Qaeda -- as well as to other enemies, present and potential.An alert reader -- and the terrorists have plenty on the case -- can harvest vital information about our special operations, unit locations, logistics vulnerabilities, fire-support system, response times, medevac procedures, command-and-control weaknesses, intelligence deficiencies, physical security, weapons limitations, internal policy debates . . . and that's just the start.American service members will die because of the WikiLeaks "service to humanity." And nobody in Washington seems to have noticed.Afghans will die, too. A lot of them. In just a few hours of data-mining, Britain's The Times unearthed the names of hundreds of Afghans who've helped us. Information about their families and home villages is in there, too.Think the Taliban will give a free pass to Afghans who've supported us? Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Afghan lives are newly at risk. It's a huge gift to the terrorists: Our collaborators will run for cover -- and recruiting informants will be immeasurably more difficult.Thanks to WikiLeaks -- and the treasonous leaker himself -- our enemies will gain a more-detailed picture of how we operate than we'll ever have of them. There hasn't been a bigger war-time intelligence coup since ULTRA, when the Brits got their hands on the key Nazi encryption device in World War II.And what troubles Washington? The administration, which blithely assured voters it knew how to fix Afghanistan, is worried about eroding poll numbers. Congressional Democrats tied to the president's AfPak policies to prove their toughness on national security are panicked about voter backlash.Republicans, who bluster about a mission they haven't defined, worry that truth will lessen support for the war. State fears diplomatic repercussions, and the Pentagon's been caught cheating on its AfPak midterm. Theintelligence community worries (justifiably) that sources willdry up, since we obviously can't protect our secrets.Yet how many voices raised concerns about the increased danger to which our troops will be exposed? Precious few.The bad, horrible, terrible news is that the WikiLeaks drama is still in its opening act. As enemies and journalists (not so concerned about our troops, either) dig through these vast files, the revelations are going to get worse.Of course, our government lawyers wouldn't let us take WikiLeaks down. We won't even go after Mr. WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, whose release of this data will facilitate Taliban war crimes and assassinations.Folks, don't be bamboozled: This leak is the biggest geo-strategic event in the short history of the Internet, potentially altering the course of a war and changing the dynamics of an entire region. No Web-publicized political scandal, no breathless war-crime allegations, not even those old pictures of your girlfriend that popped up on shamelesskittens.com come close.What can we do, now that the terrorists have downloaded the data? We could get a grip on the harsh new realities of war in the age of the Web. But we won't. It's too hard. It upsets too many rice bowls.Our leaders can't even be honest about the damage done. And the troops get screwed againRead more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/forgotten_soldiers_rtzPcDLBVSpye4o5mqvjEL#ixzz0v52hu7y2
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