@jepzilla: I'm not going to go from op/ed journalism at ZDnet and Huffpo, but it seems you are roughly right based on other sources.

@Devryn: "Is this embarrassing? Yes. Is it awkward? Yes. Consequences for U.S. foreign policy? I think fairly modest." -Defense Secretary Robert Gates

@Dreamwriter: Who is being killed due to these leaks?

@Withidread: The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Guardian, and other papers posess the cables as well.

@Wilson: This.

@dumanyo: Ok, but did he leak where our ships are? In fact, what did Wikileaks release that is immediately damaging to US Military capability/response/readiness?

@HiAperture: Yea. We're people. Got it.

@brainfreeze43: If we had 100% transparency a few years ago, maybe our military wouldn't be engaged based on lies.

@thetickler: The Toronto Star has a pretty good rundown: [www.thestar.com]

@thetickler: I'd screen like Israel. And it would be less invasive and more efficient....like it is in Israel.

@bdinger: It made Larry King.

@minifée: Spot on. Ambassador Doer even wrote a letter scolding Angle on this common misconception, and containing some gems hinting at their relations with Nevada:

Great.

@stryker1800: That's entirely the point I was getting at.

@lucasway89: It's art to me. So I guess you are wrong.

Get one. I promise you won't regret it.

@trs: Android is also at 200,000 activations per day. Do the math, they are catching up FAST.

@ignacio reyes: I disagree with almost everything you said, but again—the open and free aspect of Android is what attracted me to it, ultimately resulting in me giving up my iPhone for what I believe to be a far superior product.

@snitch: I'm not saying Motorola is any more reliable a source than Apple, but take that video with a grain of salt.

@tande04: Makes sense. Thanks!