维基解密新动作：公布美国国务院及全球各使馆的25万件“机密文件”

derrick6925

转自：http://blog.renren.com/share/281828754/4225988595#nogo

今天是2010年11月29日星期一，一个不容错过的大日子。
今天，Wikileaks网站开始公开美国国务院及全球各使馆的25万件”机密文件”。其中涉及美国在台协会3456件，美国北京使馆3297件。本次解密内容之多，范围之广，令人瞠目结舌。（详情请看这张图示）美英均对文件的公开予以了谴责，而全世界媒体人都在翘首期盼！
英国卫报解释了为什么会有这么多机密文件被泄密，美国大使馆的文件都用军方专属网络传送，但接触到这一系统的人有300万，所以不能做到保密。
今天也是美国外交遭受重创的一天，《纽约时报》，英国《卫报》，德国《镜报》、法国《世界报》、西班牙《国家报》都顶住了压力，建了专题，随时放送维基解密的消息。
现在放送出的消息，已经够惊人的了。包括：
美国用间谍手段刺探联合国：希拉里要求美国外交官搜集联合国秘书长及常任理事国代表情报。
沙特阿拉伯国王阿卜杜拉经常性地要求美国攻击伊朗消除核设施。
俄罗斯政府与有组织犯罪之间的紧密联系。
英国皇室一名成员行为不端。
谷歌公司内部电脑网络被侵入内幕……Yahoo Link
美国使馆在来往文件中经常批评各国首脑。比如，说普京是一条领头狗，内贾德是希特勒，卡尔扎伊受精神幻觉驱使，默克尔逃避风险、缺少创意。
利比亚领导人卡扎菲的私生活细节，有一个美貌悦目的乌克兰金发护士相伴。
阿富汗政府涉嫌腐败，其副总统访问沙特阿拉伯时，曾被查出携带有5200万美元现金。
美国就关塔那摩监狱囚犯遣散问题与多国讨价还价。美国提议斯洛文尼亚接收一名囚犯，条件是奥巴马访问该国。美国给予岛国“基里巴斯”金钱奖励，鼓励该国接收关塔那摩的中国籍囚犯。
美国韩国多次讨论朝鲜被统一之后的形势。韩国对美国说，朝鲜半岛统一后，可以通过经济上给甜头来安抚中国，换取中国对美韩结盟的理解。

Update:
美国政府认为金正日患有癫痫。伊朗从朝鲜购得一批可武装核弹头的导弹。
某国为了能够从沙特稳定地进口石油，同意对伊朗施加压力。我越来越相信，维基解密是美国人自己故意泻露出来的，为的是破坏世界各国政府之间表面上友好和睦的关系。
到目前为止，受影响最大的无疑是沙特政府，解密电文显示，阿卜杜拉国王经常性地建议美国对伊朗进行打击。在国际上，把对伊朗施压当成保障石油供应的条件。毫无疑问，冲在反伊朗阵营的最前列。这下肯定跟伊朗结下了梁子。
维基解密wikileaks跟维基百科wikipedia没有任何关系。但是有很多人，包括很多媒体都把维基解密误当成维基百科的姊妹计划，甚至以为就是维基百科。维基媒体基金会甚至收到了恐吓信。

更多最新的内容，请看：
维基解密官方网站：http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/
维基解密FAQ
纽约时报维基解密专题
卫报维基解密专题
《卫报》制作的部分维基解密文件地图
联合早报：维基解密新文件涉及中国黑客与外交

数据下载：（来自卫报Data博客http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2010/nov/29/wikileaks-cables-data#data）Download the data

• DATA: every cable with date, time and tags, EXCLUDING BODY TEXT (via Google fusion tables, subject to heavy traffic)
• DATA: every cable with date, time and tags, EXCLUDING BODY TEXT (CSV file, 16MB)
• DATA: our analysis of the cable by location and tag
• DATA: glossary of keywords and tags

World government data

• Search the world's government with our gateway

Development and aid data

• Search the world's global development data with our gateway

We've broken down the data for you - and you can download the basic details of every cable (without the actual content) below. Each cable is essentially very structured data. This is what's included:

• A source, ie the embassy or body which sent it
• There is a list of recipients - normally cables were sent to a number of other embassies and bodies
• There is a subject field - basically a summary of the cable
• Tags - each cable was tagged with a number of keyword abbreviations. We've put together a downloadable Google glossary spreadsheet of most of the important ones here
• Body text - the cable itself. We have opted not to publish these in full for obvious security reasons

Thanks to Guardian developer Daithi Ó Crualaoich we've performed some analysis of the data - which you can download for yourself below. The key points are:

• 251,287 dispatches
• The state department sent the most cables in this set, followed by Ankara in Turkey, then Baghdad and Tokyo
• 97,070 of the documents were classified as 'Confidential'
• 28,760 of them were given the tag 'PTER' which stands for prevention of terrorism
• The earliest of the cables is from 1966 - with most, 56,813, from 2009
What can you do with the data?


阅后感：
1、读维基解密一大感受就是，美国外交官太八卦了。看他们记录卡扎菲、贝鲁斯科尼私生活的认真劲，简直是一群职业帕帕垃圾。
2、看了维基解密文件，我略有一点欣慰的是中国至少还在悄悄做一点维护国家利益的事，例如用钱来买通中亚国家不要建美军基地。
3、维基解密wikileaks再一次告诉我们一个朴素得不能再朴素的真理：强盗世界无公理。
4、当一个强盗真诚地认为“侵略你是为了你好”的时候，它才是一个货真价实的强盗。
5、从来就没有什么救世主，救世主就是你自己！

derrick6925

http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/

Secret US Embassy Cables

Wikileaks began on Sunday November 28th publishing 251,287 leaked United States embassy cables, the largest set of confidential documents ever to be released into the public domain. The documents will give people around the world an unprecedented insight into US Government foreign activities.

The cables, which date from 1966 up until the end of February this year, contain confidential communications between 274 embassies in countries throughout the world and the State Department in Washington DC. 15,652 of the cables are classified Secret.

The embassy cables will be released in stages over the next few months. The subject matter of these cables is of such importance, and the geographical spread so broad, that to do otherwise would not do this material justice.

The cables show the extent of US spying on its allies and the UN; turning a blind eye to corruption and human rights abuse in "client states"; backroom deals with supposedly neutral countries; lobbying for US corporations; and the measures US diplomats take to advance those who have access to them.

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The full set consists of 251,287 documents, comprising 261,276,536 words (seven times the size of "The Iraq War Logs", the world's previously largest classified information release).

The cables cover from 28th December 1966 to 28th February 2010 and originate from 274 embassies, consulates and diplomatic missions.

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Key figures:
•15, 652 secret
•101,748 confidential
•133,887 unclassified


•Iraq most discussed country 鈥?15,365 (Cables coming from Iraq 鈥?6,677)
•Ankara, Turkey had most cables coming from it 鈥?7,918
•From Secretary of State office - 8,017


According to the US State Departments labeling system, the most frequent subjects discussed are:

•External political relations 145,451
•Internal government affairs 122,896
•Human rights 55,211
•Economic Conditions 49,044
•Terrorists and terrorism 28,801
•UN security council 6,532
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derrick6925

找到和我们相关的看了下，大部分都是些和伊朗交易啊神马的。。。
总觉得曝光的这些对美国来说是些不痛不痒的东西，倒是和其他国家乱七八糟的事情多一些
上次阿富汗伊战的一些文件曝光了，但是西方那些所谓的“主流媒体”没怎么解读，就是冷眼旁观报到了下，不给力，没有引起足够的影响力。。。
越来越感觉wikileaks是个无间？

和解团结

找到和我们相关的看了下，大部分都是些和伊朗交易啊神马的。。。
总觉得曝光的这些对美国来说是些不痛不痒 ...
derrick6925 发表于 2010-11-29 20:20

    它不是说还没公布完能么，要分批公布

after10

例如用钱来买通中亚国家不要建美军基地。
用了多少钱？ 30亿美元还是每年1.5亿美元？ 不是怕让2亿失业者知道后起来闹革命吗？