Are WikiLeaks revelations really damaging for U.S?

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   The latest WikiLeaks revelations may have incurred the wrath of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who warned they could even "put people's lives in danger," but some seasoned observers believe the episode will prove more embarrassing than damaging in the longer term. On Sunday the whistle-blowing website began publishing more than 250,000 cables from U.S. embassies around the world, in what it said was the largest-ever disclosure of confidential information. The cables will be released over the course of several months, giving the world "an unprecedented insight into the U.S. government's foreign activities," it said. The New York Times, Britain's Guardian, Germany's Der Spiegel magazine and the Spanish daily El Pais were all given advance copies of the documents. Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah urged the United States to attack Iran to halt its nuclear program, warning that if Tehran were to go nuclear, other countries in the region would too. China was growing "frustrated" with North Korea and worried that its nuclear program posed a "threat to the whole world's security." After reading these confidential news and documents about US agenda of back stabbing the nations will definitely affect the uS image in negative way.

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