List of Facilities “Vital to US Security” Leaked… Obama Administration Does Nothing

from The Gateway Pundit by Jim Hoft


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Wikileaks released the most controversial document yet yesterday. The terrorist organization published the list of global facilities “vital to US security.” Far left activist Julian Assange believes you have a right to know this information.

Port Hong Kong is on the list.

The leaks of 251,000 sensitive security documents is the largest leak of information of this kind in history. Never before in history has a superpower lost control of such vast amounts of such sensitive information — data that can help paint a picture of the foundation upon which US foreign policy is built.

And, the Obama Administration is yet to act against this enemy combatant.

Today the list of facilities vital to US national security was leaked on the internet.

The BBC reported:

A long list of key facilities around the world that the US describes as vital to its national security has been released by Wikileaks.

In February 2009 the State Department asked all US missions abroad to list all installations whose loss could critically affect US national security.

The list includes pipelines, communication and transport hubs.

Several UK sites are listed, including cable locations, satellite sites and BAE Systems plants.

BBC diplomatic correspondent Jonathan Marcus says this is probably the most controversial document yet from the Wikileaks organisation.

The definition of US national security revealed by the cable is broad and all embracing, he says.

There are obvious pieces of strategic infrastructure like communications hubs, gas pipelines and so on. However, other facilities on the list include:

* Cobalt mine in Congo

* Anti-snake venom factory in Australia

* Insulin plant in Denmark

In Britain, the list ranges from Cornwall to Scotland, including key satellite communications sites and the places where trans-Atlantic cables make landfall.

A number of BAE Systems plants involved in joint weapons programmes with the Americans are listed, along with a marine engineering firm in Edinburgh which is said to be “critical” for nuclear powered submarines.

John Lilyea correctly calls this document a terror target list.

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