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A new report from the indomitable Warner Todd Huston at BizPac Review informs that the iconoclastic Julian Assange and his organization WikiLeaks will soon be releasing many of Hillary Clinton’s heretofore hidden emails. In fact, it seems as though WikiLeaks has had better luck getting Clinton’s emails than the Obama administration has!
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has not been in the news much recently, but the online provocateur is roaring back in the forefront this week with an announcement that will bedevil the Hillary Clinton campaign anew. Assange said he is set to release another large batch of emails Hillary sent from her illegal, secret server while she was Obama’s Secretary of State…
According to The Guardian, Assange made his comments on the British political TV show “Peston on Sunday” saying, “We have upcoming leaks in relation to Hillary Clinton … We have emails pending publication, that is correct.”
Assange’s WikiLeaks already has a searchable data base of over 30,000 Clinton emails encompassing over 50,000 pages of documents sent from June 30, 2010, to August of 2014. The trove of information can be seen at WikiLeaks’ Hillary Clinton Email Archive.
While Assange, like his fellow exile, Edward Snowden, are both looked down upon as traitors and malcontents, the truth is that both men have done far more good than they have damage. The government does not deserve the cover of darkness that the mainstream media has been providing. In fact, ever more light should be cast upon the ongoing business within our government. Today, more than ever before, the American people face a dangerously active and ever-growing threat from our federal government. The leftward movement of the Democrat Party, combined with the monstrous growth of government, and the ever-present danger or radical Islamic terrorism has created a perfect storm of events that could allow the government to completely undercut the rights of the people.
We must be vigilant. WikiLeaks should be thanked for their latest efforts at creating transparency in the government.
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