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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by TheAmazingIdiot on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @10:49AM (#1979371)
It honestly wouldn't shock me that the restarted attacks on North and South Korea weren't because of Wikileaks. Or for that matter, I'd be surprised that the US isn't having setbacks on many diplomatic processes.
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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by mwg66 on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @12:14PM (#1979694)
100% FUD. There is not a single iota of evidence to support that.
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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by MoreMoschops on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @07:34PM (#1981307)
I, too, am not shocked that the restarted attacks twixt North and South Korea are not because of Wikileaks.

I think your double-negative statement alluding to Wikileaks not being of world-changing importance has been missed by people who type faster than they can think.

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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by jacquesm on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @01:02PM (#1979896)
Your nick serves you well.
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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by lkjhgfvhjk on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @12:03PM (#1979643)
You think Kim Jong-Il was shocked to discover that he wasn't a towering international statesman and decided to attack S Korea because of it?
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Re:Don't shoot the messenger for telling the truth by rhizome on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @11:21PM (#1981876)
No, but he may have been surprised to find out that China supports unification.
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