Wikileaks Afghan war diary and mistrust of government

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Between reading the general discussion about the Wikileaks “Afghan War Diary” document leak and the New York Times article that was produced via the publication’s sneak peak at the leaked documents, one thing becomes reasonably clear: despite the 92,000 document leak’s status as the “largest intelligence leak in history,” relatively little new information surfaced as a result.

Rather, the monstrous intelligence breach serves primarily to confirm the suspicions that many Afghanistan skeptics already had further batter the beleaguered narrative about America’s prospects in the country.

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