Anonymous vows to take leaking to the next level

[steve2470]

http://articles.cnn.com/2011-02-23/world/wikileaks.anonymous_1_wikileaks-world-s-most-dangerous-website-daniel-domscheit-berg?_s=PM:WORLD

WikiLeaks could have one foot in the online grave.

It's been months since its last major leak, and its staff members -- former and current -- say it's so thinly staffed and broke that it can't dissect a massive file a whistle-blower handed over, allegedly naming rich and influential global players guilty of tax crimes.

Founder Julian Assange, described as a megalomaniac in a tell-all book by the group's former spokesman, is facing extradition to Sweden on sex crime charges. Many observers predict he'll face extradition to the United States next

That could mean time is running out to pay for Assange to appear at your dinner party (via video message), but it's a reason to purchase a "Free Assange" T-shirt, now available from WikiLeaks' online store.

[Ezlivin]

1. I want the leaks to be so bad that bankers and politicians

won't leave home without their Depends®.

[CommonSensePLZ]

5. +1000

[SoCalDem]

2. Leak EVERYTHING..now.. and get it over with..sheez enough teasing

Let it all sort itself out online..

[cutlassmama]

3. I think their staff is redacting names and such first. It has to be gone through

[FiveGoodMen]

4. Agreed.

Make it all part of the public record before anyone can destroy it.

[mdmc]

6. ..

[Modern_Matthew]

7. Just release it all and let the public make sense of it. n/t

[rbixby]

9. I agree!

Throw it up on bittorrent, let people download and see for themselves. I'm sure there's lots of people who would enjoy pouring over it and seeing what's what.

[GeorgeGist]

8. Consider the source!