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It has been reported that Wikileaks.org was taken down because of massive denial of service attacks This raises the question, "Who is coordinating these attacks?" Some experts have speculated that some hackers who were annoyed by Wikileaks unleashed these attacks. I don’t buy it. There’s something more interesting going on here. I think the US government may be involved and that raises a lot of questions.