DU this poll pleeze! Do you support the release of secret U.S. correspondence by WikiLeaks

[Joanne98]

YES!

http://msnbc.newsvine.com/_question/2010/11/28/5540508-do-you-support-the-release-of-secret-us-diplomatic-correspondence-by-wikileaks

[NoPasaran]

1. No!

[Motown_Johnny]

2. 21% yes....75% no.... 3% not sure

sad

[FreakinDJ]

3. No - this will turn out badly for the Dems

[Strelnikov_]

9. Agree n/t

[AlabamaLibrul]

15. I put truth ahead of politics. n/t

[Catherina]

16. Wow. Everything doesn't boil down to Democrats vs Republicans n/t

[gateley]

20. Why do you say that? I'm thinking it can't look too rosy for the

Republicans, either. :shrug:

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[Autumn]

4. Yes. done n/t

[Catherina]

5. Yes! Done. Rec'd. Still 0 but rec'd n/t

[Tikki]

6. In the 60's during the height of the conflict...

in Southeast Asia...a lot of Protesters asked for information on government
actions and were told that average Americans couldn't possibly understand
what was going on.

So atrocities happened while our eyes were blindered.


Tikki
I vote YES

[GrpCaptMandrake]

7. Absolutely "Yes"

Although I'm sure that, since it's MSNBC, Murdoch's RadioRwanda will jump on a positive response as sure proof that we're all FascIslmUnists.

[SalmonChantedEvening]

8. Done, nt

[jmondine]

10. Put in my 2 cents

"In America, the people govern"- George Washington

The only way we can govern is if we have full disclosure about the actions of our own government.

[xiamiam]

11. done..its being freeped..nt

[Bumblebee]

23. Nope, it's not

[Smarmie Doofus]

12. Done. 22% yes. n/t

[City Lights]

13. Done. nt

[Arctic Dave]

14. Yes, yes and yes.

Manning is a true patriot.

[Chemical Bill]

17. Yes, done. n/t

[NutmegYankee]

18. Another no vote added. nt

[gateley]

19. Yes 23%, No 73.7%, Not sure 3.4% nt

[Bumblebee]

22. How easily you assume that to DU it means to say "YES."

This should not be such an easy assumption. I voted NO.

[EFerrari]

25. I guess assuming that secrecy breeds corruption is a big leap for some people.

:)

[EFerrari]

24. Done. But the sheeple seem to have spoken.

[bbinacan]

26. Done and NO! n/t

[LostInAnomie]

27. Nope

[MineralMan]

28. I voted no. This does not just open up things about the US.

It crosses all national boundaries, and is going to throw lots of things off the track. I predict that it will be a disaster for international relations, and not just for the US.

Taking a broader view seems important to me. It is not all about us.

[msanthrope]

30. I agree with your whole post--it's not just about us.

I also wondered today if we are outing operatives...

did't we dislike that when it happened to Valerie Plame?

[Kang Colby]

29. I voted no.

To do otherwise would be the position of lunacy. Who on earth would agreed that classified information should be made available on the internet?

[lamp_shade]

31. Absolutely not and 65% agree with me.

[Kaleko]

32. Yes. It's time for all these so-called "representatives" to get real.

[krabigirl]

33. Voted yes.

Let's put them through the scanner.

[JustinL]

34. Voted yes. We're up to 36.4% now. n/t

[Raine]

35. NO ... I vote NO nt

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