In defense of WikiLeaks, the new anarchist

I like the concept of WikiLeaks, the non-profit media organization that leaks "truth".

Being anarchist at heart, I strongly believes that WikiLeaks like efforts will erase the borders around the earth. All forms of governments are existing there to add enmity between mankind--in the form nations and borders. The efforts of WikiLeaks must be applauded as it leaks how such intentions are harmful and indecent. Hope, it's a good chance for those nations to repent from their divisive policies.

Remember, Leo Tolstoy and Gandhi were anarchists.

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