WikiLeaks’ door is knocked by bankruptcy because of the
blockade established by US Government that stopped all fund sources for WikiLeaks
like Visa, MasterCard, PayPal and Western Union. Wikileaks could always open
the door and declare their own bankruptcy anytime but so far Julian Assange,
the founder of WikiLeaks, along with Daniel Ellsberg and John Perry Barlow are
striving to find a way for Wikileaks to survive. So far WikiLeaks have lost 95%
of their income because of the blockade and foundation to raise funds is about
to form to cover the situation.
The existence of WikiLeaks itself is still controversial among
readers. As a reader, I always eager to read all documents that are kept as
secrets by governments but in the end I think some documents are supposed to be
in a safe box. Simple example, I am not an important person; I am just an
ordinary blogger who are working in a palm oil plantation company in the deep
of West Kalimantan. In short, I am not significant if compared to Mr. Lynch (ref:
The A Team movie, all CIA agents are named/called as Mr. Lynch). However, I have
some documents that I don’t want to share to anyone, not because it is important
or contained dangerous formula of biology weapon but because it is just simply
too personal.
However, I have no idea what kind of business that US
Government tried to hide from the world. So far, some documents are just worth
reading but I think WikiLeaks should be more selective in sharing documents that
they have obtained from sources that should-not-be-named. See, even WikiLeaks
have secrets they don’t want to share.
Just a thought…
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