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Hitler tambien tenía información que ponía mal a los judíos

Ahora ya solo te falta discernir entre información y propaganda y serás hombre... venga Folken, que un dia llegas...

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Pues eso mismo te estoy diciendo

Es de esperar que la inteligencia y la diplomacia americanas sean coherentes entre sí.

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Señorito, usted quiso vendernos la coherencia como antídoto contra la autoinculpación ... ahora ya se desdice?

Con el estúpido argumento de la coherencia usted se burlaba de quienes esperaban encontrar indicios de culpa en alguna las supuestas 'fugas".

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un medio que propaga las tesis de la CIA está controlado por la CIA.

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Señorito, usted quiso vendernos la coherencia como antídoto contra la autoinculpación ... ahora ya se desdice?

Con el estúpido argumento de la coherencia usted se burlaba de quienes esperaban encontrar indicios de culpa en alguna las supuestas "fugas".

La ausencia total de inculpaciones no triviales es indicio de que las "novedades" han sido cuidadosamente seleccionadas, si no fabricadas expresamente para la ocasión.

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No, vamos a ver; eres tú el que quieres vendernos la coherencia como prueba de la connivencia.

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Así que pides una prueba diabólica. Estás exigiendo que la diplomacia americana no hubiera avalado que Irán es "el enemigo"

What will emerge in the days and weeks ahead is an unprecedented picture of secret diplomacy as conducted by the planet's sole superpower. There are 251,287 dispatches in all, from more than 250 US embassies and consulates. They reveal how the US deals with both its allies and its enemies – negotiating, pressuring and sometimes brusquely denigrating foreign leaders, all behind the firewalls of ciphers and secrecy classifications that diplomats assume to be secure. The leaked cables range up to the "SECRET NOFORN" level, which means they are meant never to be shown to non-US citizens.

As well as conventional political analyses, some of the cables contain detailed accounts of corruption by foreign regimes, as well as intelligence on undercover arms shipments, human trafficking and sanction-busting efforts by would-be nuclear states such as Iran and Libya. Some are based on interviews with local sources while others are general impressions and briefings written for top state department visitors who may be unfamiliar with local nuances.

Intended to be read by officials in Washington up to the level of the secretary of state, the cables are generally drafted by the ambassador or subordinates. Although their contents are often startling and troubling, the cables are unlikely to gratify conspiracy theorists. They do not contain evidence of assassination plots, CIA bribery or such criminal enterprises as the Iran-Contra scandal in the Reagan years, when anti-Nicaraguan guerrillas were covertly financed.

One reason may be that America's most sensitive "top secret" and above foreign intelligence files cannot be accessed from Siprnet, the defence department network involved.