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I agree. Secrets don't necessarily cover wrong-doing. And as you say, in the course of business and international relations, secrets are often necessary and quite legitimate.

Wikileaks is one of those ideas that sound all blue sky until it becomes real and people suddenly find themselves facing serious consequences. At that point, it should be pretty obvious that what Wikileaks is doing is gambling with people's lives and well-being in order to make a name for itself.

And as for the "Anonymous" stooges, they thought they were untouchable. Well, turns out they put their very future in the hands of jerks who don't give two squirts of piss about 'em, and surprise, they got thrown under the bus. Exactly what they deserve.