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Key FBI whistleblower: Had WikiLeaks existed, 9/11, Iraq war 'could have been prevented'A Time Magazine 'Person of the Year' argues WikiLeaks serves the public goodBy Nathan Diebenow Raw Story Dec. 09, 2010 |
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 A member of a group of former intelligence professionals that has rallied behind WikiLeaks suggested in a recent interview with Raw Story that the world would be a different and better place had the online secrets outlet come into existence years sooner. “If there had been a mechanism like Wikileaks, 9/11 could have been prevented,” Coleen Rowley, a former special agent/legal counsel at the FBI's Minneapolis division, told Raw Story in an exclusive interview. Rowley and her colleague Bogdan Dzakovic, a special agent for the FAA's security division, explained this position in an op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times in October. However, they admit no claim to the original idea of an established pro-whistle-blower infrastructure. It's purely the US government's, she said. Read More 
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