Will WikiLeaks unravel the American 'secret government'?

[Peter Presland]

Great if true, but I couldn't find it on the Cryptome site. Can you or someone link it or other working links here. thanks.

Here's my best shot at the current online situation:

1. The http://cablegate.wikileaks.org seems to be unavailable. It's a sub-domain of the regular "wikileaks.org" domain which is also unavailable. I could not find an accessible Afghan war diaries site either which is ominous because that is a completely separate domain and NOT a wikileaks.org sub-domain.
   
2. There is a working mirror of the wikileaks.org site running at: http://mirror.wikileaks.info. It only has the stuff prior to the Jan 2010 site suspension but its all there and there's masses of it that really hasn't been properly spread around yet. I'm trying to get the complete site dump and will mirror at wikiSpooks if I can get it.
   
3. All the other older mirrors that I have addresses for ar not working. They each return a typical domain available advertising page which indicates the domains themselves have lapsed. In the case of the later one's (cablegate, Afghan war logs, and the regular 'wikileaks .org domain, the error returned indicates a domain name resolution failure which in turn indicates that one or more of the bigger domain name servers is not forwarding the request. It looks like there may be a concerted effort to screw up the entire DNS system's handling of the wikileaks domain.
   

In spite of the reservations I've posted before, I am four square behind the principles espoused by Wikileaks. It's actual implementation MAY be the subject of manipulation by Zionist and other interests (ie in the selection, timing, editing and forewarning of the stuff to be released) - in fact it's a no-brainer that the SIS's will do their damndest to do just that - and worse.

Right now it seems to me that the only thing that matters is to defend Wikileaks in whatever ways we can. As a small gesture, I too have emailed Amazon telling them to close my account and to send me no more of their spooky "recommendation" emails.