WikiLeaks drop has started

No troop locations/tactics look to be released, so lives aren't at risk. Shine the light on government.

Those are not the only information which could potentially cause the loss of innocent lives.

But with the damage already done, the WikiLeaks information reveals some stark communications made among U.S. officials and foreign leaders. The New York Times reported that one cable captured a conversation between Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh and Gen. David H. Petraeus, then leader of U.S. Central Command, that detailed a deal in which the Yemenis would take credit for bombing terror outposts as a means to prevent anger at the government by allowing U.S. forces to conduct operations.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...ingly-chaotic-global-relations/#ixzz16fScFbD7

So if the terrorist camps are NOT bombed because agreements like these are leaked and the same terrorists later commits acts of terror somewhere else - the lives of those victims are indirectly put at risk by this leak.