"US embassy cables leak sparks global diplomacy crisis"
The United States was catapulted into a worldwide diplomatic crisis today, with the leaking to the Guardian and other international media of more than 250,000 classified cables from its embassies, many sent as recently as February this year.
At the start of a series of daily extracts from the US embassy cables – many of which are designated "secret"
Is anyone else having trouble viewing the wikileaks website? It won’t work for me and keeps going to "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage www.wikileaks.org. What gives? Is the government blacking out the website in my region? US
YES. Recently, official USA documents have been leaked into Wikileaks and is bring under investigated by US officials. It has been blocked off to almost all countries.
Maty
Matthew Godeloson | Nov 28, 2010
Working NOW -2010Nov28_1647UTC
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BUT Slow.
– http://wikileaks.org/
tbshmkr | Nov 28, 2010
Yes, I think it’s being sequestered
Jason Starship | Nov 28, 2010
its not working for me either its most likely getting blocked
wolfs of mibu | Nov 28, 2010
such as wikileaks
@ lookat..thnkx 4 da link..but do yu have anyother link which can provide me information about ethical and moral values of images/videos…I m nt talking about porn videos. I am also nt talking about kids. it’s about wikileaks..i mean hw they leak videos…there are some values related to those videos..afterall its about image of that person who is in there…
do yu knw links which can provide me information about the value and moral/ethical issues related to such websites?
NONE
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The issue is with those who go to the website.
tbshmkr | Jul 18, 2010
If the pictures are illegal then the FBI investigates them based on tips from cyber tiplines and other related sources from people like you or I who feel the content is illegal.
For more information you can go to http://www.missingkids.com
If you are referring to porn of an adult nature you will only be able to report such sites if they contain illegal links to child porn.
lookat | Jul 18, 2010