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WikiLeaks, a mirror on diplomacy.

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by Rev. Dr. Lowrey

As government draws it's powers from the people governed, it cannot have powers that the people do not themselves possess. Likewise government is held to the same standards as those who empower it. For government to claim for itself powers that do not exist for the general population is criminal and not in the interests of anyone but certain special interests who are invariably enemies of the principles on which this nation was founded.

Our diplomats only practice deception because the object of our diplomacy is to unethically serve special interests, not to improve life or international relations for the general population. If our government truly favors transparency, they should welcome this call to clean up their act and behave responsibly and honestly.

Anyone who will lie for you will lie to you and anyone who will steal for you will steal from you.

You cannot give what you have not got.
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