What would you like to see Wikileaks, Snowden, Anonymous or others leak most?

[yurbud]

This is inspired by Robert Parry's piece that the Bradley Manning leaks may have prevented a war with Iran.

Way up on my list is the part of the Joint Congressional Inquiry into 9/11 that Bush censored that deal with the Saudi government role in 9/11.

Sen. Bob Graham, chair of the Senate Intel Committee at the time of 9/11 said if the public saw those pages, it would change our relationship with Saudi overnight.

He and former Sen. Bob Kerrey are pursuing evidence of Saudi involvement on their own, presumably to find independent evidence that they can present without revealing what they know from classified sources.

I would also like to see the emails between Wall Street and both the Bush and Obama White Houses during and after the 2008 collapse, so we can see exactly who was calling the shots, and what they expected to get out of it.

And I would like to see the real arguments for the Iraq War and which players in the business world were lobbying for that (so we can possibly present them with a bill for our services).

Any others?

[msanthrope]

1. Wikileaks promised to take Bank of America down. Still waiting. nt

[msanthrope]

2. Information on human trafficking. nt

[cascadiance]

3. I want to hear leaks on WHY there have been no prosecutions of banksters...

There has to be some communications that reveal the utter corruption that lives in our government and on Wall Street now.

[MelungeonWoman]

12. This! +1.000! n/t

[JI7]

33. usually because we have laws which allow them to do the shit they do

much of it is out in the open with congress openly passing laws on it.

[Recursion]

49. Except for, you know, the hundreds of prosecutions of bankers over the past 5 years

So, yeah, none except for a whole lot of them.

[cascadiance]

52. Why don't you provide us a link to give some semblance of an attempt to find some nonfiction example

Reagan by comparison did FAR MORE with his justice department to go after the crooks that took down the Savings and Loans... Even if he let one of the Bush brothers off the hook...

[msanthrope]

4. Information on Chinese dissidents that have 'disappeared.' nt

[AverageJoe90]

5. I doubt they ever will(reveal the truth about Saudi 9/11 involvement), though. n/t

[chimpymustgo]

27. I want to know EVERYONE involved in 9/11 - that "Pearl Harbor-type event" that PNAC longed for.

That set the stage for the distopia we are currently living in.

[msanthrope]

6. Information on Swiss, and other hidden bank accounts. nt

[msanthrope]

7. Information on assets lost in conflicts. nt

[msanthrope]

8. They've done the NSA--how about the KGB? nt

[DevonRex]

9. *snort*

[msanthrope]

11. "Is this microphone on?" I was getting crickets, thought I'd go for the laugh.....nt

[DevonRex]

18. I wanna hear Putin's Greatest Hits!!!

Get it? HITS!!! He likes them every which way. Wet, dry, poison, you name it. 70s, 80s, 90s all the way to today. What a rock star!!

[KittyWampus]

10. lol!

[msanthrope]

14. I know, I know....nt

[Warren Stupidity]

17. The KGB ceased to exist by 1992.

Perhaps you had some other non-soviet intelligence agency in mind? Although there are questions about its authenticity, the Mitrokhin Archive is a vast leak (second hand though) of KGB files. Again - circa 1992.

[DevonRex]

20. Putin.

[Warren Stupidity]

21. The KGB ceased to exist by 1992. The cited archive dump is your friend.

[DevonRex]

24. KGB->FSK->FSB. Gererally that's how it went.

The FSB has a huge organizational chart. If you think there is no agency that performs what the KGB did you are way out there. Dreaming. 100% wrong.

[Warren Stupidity]

44. If you think Russia is the USSR you are delusional.

The snickering retro-cold war nationalism from the authoritarian booster league is disgusting.

[DevonRex]

48. HAHA!!! For one thing, YOU are the one making direct comparisons.

Not US. And then you call US delusional.

For another thing, without all the touchy-feely communism of the USSR what's left when you have a sociopathic ex-KGB guy in charge? You have all the hell the KGB put people through with none of the good the Party used to provide. That's what.

And I'll tell you one thing, there was once a certain honour among certain spies. Putin was never included in that group. Not for one second. There's a reason for that.

[msanthrope]

43. If you told that to actual Russians, they'd laugh at you, look at you with sad eyes, pour you

a drink and then tell you how the letters may change but it's still the same---

[Warren Stupidity]

45. Bullshit.

[Progressive dog]

31. I vote for the Chinese spy data from MSS,

but I'd bet the "journalist" wouldn't get away with just a 9 hour detention for his partner.

Washington, Aug. 20 (ANI): The UK spy agency GCHQ reportedly destroyed all the hard drives containing data leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden, which was acquired by Guardian newspaper, in a bid to keep the classified information safe from Chinese access.

[burnodo]

50. were you planning on moving there?

I care about what the US government does

[Shrike47]

13. How about Mitt Romney's tax returns?

[msanthrope]

15. That's a good one--and should be relatively easy, no? nt

[Segami]

16. The entire Energy Task Force minutes of the meetings headed by Cheney

The reTHUGS would never hold office again.

[Warren Stupidity]

19. Iran-Contra files. COINTELPRO files. Any files related to the Symbionese Liberation Army,

all of the CIA files on JFK, MLK, Malcom X, RFK, Fred Hampton, Salvador Allende, Patrice Lumamba, and every other political assassinated from 1950 - 2013.

All the files on mind control programs - for example the LSD experiments and any other related programs.


I could go on.

[quinnox]

22. I would be extremely interested in any top secret documents

regarding the UFO phenomenon.

[dogknob]

23. Everything TPP n/t

[HooptieWagon]

30. +1

The other suggestions are important, but by and large past history. If info about TPP gets leaked, we might be able to stop it before it is fait accomplii

[dogknob]

36. You have, hands-down, my favorite handle on DU :) n/t

[HooptieWagon]

37. thank you!

Its pretty old...I considered changing it years ago...but now its permanent. Its from an old car that my friends had tagged the hooptie wagon. Good thing it wasn't a donk.

[dogknob]

39. Mine references an old great dane I met...

...poor girl had a tumor on her back the size of a doorknob. Sweet dog, but my friend and I couldn't stop laughing all the way home...

What happens when you turn the knob?

Do you dare open this dog?

[Katashi_itto]

25. Go to the heart of the beast. Everything on the Carlyle Group

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlyle_Group

[Blue_Tires]

26. The true identities of all DUers....

[yurbud]

53. that would be funny. I think a fair number are bots from PR firms.

[Blue_Tires]

54. That would explain why I haven't been able to lure some of them into bed

[yurbud]

55. "We hope to add that functionality in the near future."

[fredamae]

28. EDIT: The Players in Entire DC Beltway

And Wall Street Big Boys/Girls/Koch's/Peterson et al---GOP Governors etc

(I know, but a girl can dream)

[mitchtv]

29. DEA ,everything they have

nt

[dem in texas]

32. Nothing

When Daniel Ellsburg leaked info about the Vietnam war, it was because he cared about what was happening in the war and felt it should be made public for the good of America. Snowden, Wikileaks, Anonymous are different, they do not care about the good of America, they are libertarian spoilers who only want to cause harm to the USA and get their names in the news. If they did care, they would be selective about what is released so innocent people would not be harmed. I am sick of hearing about them and DU posters rising to their defense.

[liberal_at_heart]

34. Who the hell is behind privatizing our education.

[jeff47]

35. Documents to back up their most spectacular claims about the NSA.

For example, any evidence of an NSA program to gather data on US persons beyond the phone metadata program.

They haven't produced any documents that do so. They have leaked the phone metadata program, and then worked very hard to conflate it with other NSA programs such as PRISM. Haven't quite documented that programs such as PRISM target US persons. In fact, the documents they have leaked include protections to detect and eliminate US persons from their "target list".

[railsback]

38. All the names of the whistleblowers thrown in the slammer for decades and disappeared

Apparently, this is super secret information that only Greenwald holds on to. He refuses to respond to all my requests for those names.

[LuvNewcastle]

40. I don't know......surprise me!

[Warren DeMontague]

41. I want to know how many of the millions of incarcerated non-violent drug prisoners were tried using

"parallel construction of evidence trails".

[Cerridwen]

42. The, er, "scientific proof" that cannabis causes Reefer Madness

that was used to dupe generations of US populations while turning them into criminals; and was then used to dupe/coerce generations of world governments over which "we" have so much control.

[kpete]

46. EVERYTHING ON RUMMY

[JoeyT]

47. Everything on Bush, Bush the Lesser, and Reagan.

I think if much of the shit they did ever became public in a way that it couldn't be denied, it would be a death blow for right wing politics. Well, maybe not a death blow, but at the very least a deep wound.

The shit we know they did was borderline treason, and they admit to war crimes, so how much more are they hiding?

I'm referring to the court of public opinion, of course. Prosecutions wouldn't happen no matter what came out.

[Recursion]

51. A roster and map of El Shabab (nt)