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Wikileaks'e getting weaker support for

Attention to the wrong practices of the military, diplomatic secrets into disclosure Wikileaks, judging by the reactions in the international arena in the entire world seems to be testing public support.

More than 250 thousand by the U.S. State Department released the document, has divided public opinion. Wikileaks'in previously published about the Afghan War, Iraq War, about 76 thousand and 400 thousand in the discussion document on yaratsa çıkmamışrı that such a division.



Some of the opinion is equal to the value of all leaks. Seamus Milne of the leading writers of the British Guardian newspaper, said on Thursday, Wikileaks, "the U.S. global power to give an account allows," he said.



However, with the first two leaks in the media who think that the difference between Cablegate known as the third leak there too.



ASSANGE WHY INCORRECT?

London-based think-tank the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and security-oriented Director Michael Clarke, in his conversations with other analysts, regardless of such a publication to make the difference between Julian Assange'ın documentation incorrectly stated that the conclusion provided.



Clarke, "relevant documents, as in Afghanistan and Iraq could jeopardize the lives of people other than some small points in mind did not have too many question marks. However, these documents contain very little evidence that faulty applications think it is totally irresponsible, "he said.



Not yet an official survey made in countries affected by the release of the documents, but public opinion seems to be unable to compromise on this issue yet.



PUBLIC OPINION divided

War in Afghanistan in August after Wikileaks published documents that the Pew Research Center survey, 42 percent of those who Wikileaks'i news about the support for infiltration, while 47 percent said such a move had hurt the public interest. Wikileaks'le more critical attitudes about the older participants revealed.



The Jersey Journal's web site in the United States in a poll, 60 percent of the respondents said that the prosecution Assange'ın ajanlıkla. However, another survey commissioned by the New York Daily News'un Wikileaks'in 70 percent of respondents correctly pointed out that thinking of doing business.



Assange, Time'a in an interview this week, "I think the people of the United States was a very positive response to our initiatives," he said. Readers of the magazine's website also seems to largely agree. The site of the "Person of the Year" Assange surveys, passing in front of Lady Gaga's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan rose to second place behind.



Against right-wing Progressives

Paul Levinson, Professor of Communications at Fordham University in New York, U.S. public opinion divided along the lines of political views, he said.



Levinson, "The Right Assange'ın a traitor, saying that the New York Times to publish the documents vomiting anger. Progressives in the name of increasing the accountability of the government to take national security risk is worth considering, "he said.



Editors of opposition newspapers in different parts of the world tend to end leaks. For example, Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper, the following comments: uncovering the secrets of the government may be a good thing, but leaks have a different structure. These are not calls for a military document or informers, "he said.



I'll give SUPPORT IN CANADA

Canada's Maclean's magazine in the 40 to 35 percent in a poll of those who have fallen in the Wikileaks'e support was expressed.



Germany's top-selling Bild newspaper, Assange'ı accused of hypocrisy and anarchy. Gazette, "The real disturbing thing is this: the free world can exist only in an institution such as Wikileaks. Despots and dictators will not allow it, "the statement said.



But Die Tageszeitung newspaper known liberal views, enforcing the rules will apply a good journalist, wrote that Wikileaks'i dehumanize wrong.



MIDDLE EAST: "WE already knew"

If the reactions from the Middle East was more balanced. Egyptian commentator Fehmi Huveydi, "We already knew everything, but said in documents released documents have raised the credibility of the event," he said.



The responses came from Asia. Singapore's state-controlled Straits Times newspaper Wikileaks'in defense's claim that the freedom of "self-beğenmişçe a bragging," wrote that. The newspaper review said: "Assange and his team are not freedom fighters. Only provide a platform for the publication of stolen documents. "



This article is the "World opinion cools on WikiLeaks titled articles compiled.

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