what did you expect the White House to say?  Thanks for making a more open and honest world to live in?  Why don't they fix the leakability.  Who's in charge of guarding that information?  They should be fired from their job!

I saw so much WRONG in the University I used to work for.  And I questioned it, but didn't "leak" it to anyone but the proper University officials.  They are still there.  I'm not.  It's the way of the world,and it is just wrong.  The government is just as bad as those casinos who demand you follow the rules, but can change them at any time without notice and don't follow them themselves.  I wish they'd all just be honest and deal with things/people like they expect or want things/people to deal with them.

LMAO Chilly.. Liberate the Americans.. i think your picture is going to be posted every where now and will be the icon, it's not government that lies and tries to decieve us, its the gat dern policies that run through so many people with "temporary chief" stamped on thier forehead and truth stamped on the bottom of their feet...

Note that the picture is of me, in Obama's inaugural parade, "obamatized" to reflect his campaign advertising theme!  I think it would be awesome if that got some wiki-leaki-likei attention!

This is o funny..I can't stop laughing.

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To: Hillary Clinton <secretary@state.gov> Subject: Re: spies like us
First priority, cease all cables from embassies until further notice. Second, make amends to UN. Tell them we never intended for our diplomats to snoop. Say we just wanted to get hold of their frequent flyer numbers so that – this is off the top of my head – we could add more miles to their accounts, as a gift, but anonymously, so it's not a bribe. Say it's something we do every Christmas. Lastly, promise Ban Ki Moon we'll never spy on him again, and then find out from our spies whether he buys it. We can weather this. Keep me posted, with full deniability. B

To: John Boehner <john.boehner@mail.house.gov Subject: Russian nuclear treaty
I'm glad we're working together on this thing at last. As we've all learned this week, Russia is basically a dysfunctional kleptocracy controlled by the mafia and led by a psychopath hellbent on enriching himself at the expense of world stability. We need to nail them to some kind of promise while they're still in a position to keep it. This is bigger than politics. America needs us, John. Warmly, Barack.

To: Vladimir Putin <bigman@premmier.gov.ru Subject: warning
Vlad – any minute now your intel people are going to flag up an email from me to Boehner. Ignore it – it's just political stuff. He's scared stiff, and I want to keep it that way. Best, Barack.

To: Louis Susman <ambassador.london@state.gov> Subject: Re: UK going to totally lose world cup bid, btw . . .
Louis – while I appreciate that the normal channels have been compromised, I don't think email is the best way to send stuff like this. We'll sort something else out. In the meantime, if you're sure about it, I'll go $500 on the World Cup venue for 2018, and $200 for 2022 (Qatar? Really? Isn't it, like, the size of Connecticut?). Are you OK placing the bets for me? Michelle hates this kind of thing. B

 

OMG!  They have formed a "WikiLeaks Task Force" to investigate how the leaks were able to happen.

The acronym -----  W.T.F.  !!!