WikiLeaks to Release 400,000 Secret Documents as Funding Concerns Loom

From Mashable

Wikileaks is expected to release over 400,000 sensitive documents on Monday in what will be the largest intelligence leak since the Afghan War reports.

The Pentagon is bracing itself for the potential fallout of the release of secret documents detailing the inner workings of the Iraq War. According to multiple reports, the Pentagon has been sifting through the database where the documents originated. A Pentagon spokesperson said that it set up a 120-person task force several weeks ago to determine the potential implications and damage of the military reports being leaked.

The documents are expected to be released simultaneously by The New York Times, The Guardian and Der Spiegel, the same three media organizations that worked with WikiLeaks on the Afghan War Diary in July...

If WikiLeaks had been active in 2001, would 9/11 have ever happened?

From MaxKeiser.com

"Pentagon spokesman Marine Colonel David Lapan told reporters today the military is concerned that WikiLeaks, as early as Monday, might be releasing thousands of tactical-level military documents from Iraq." More

MK: With the growing overlap between banks, defense contractors, foreign interests and the justice department; colluding openly now to dismantle the common wealth, WikiLeaks stands as the last, best hope of this generation.