Update:

CORRECTION–Today. The Iraq War Logs were released this evening. At the moment, the service is badly overloaded.

Tomorrow will bring the much anticipated release of hundreds of thousands of U.S. military documents from the Iraq war. We can expect them to contain information about the Human Terrain System, and I will be combing through the documents as before, plus checking every single name of persons listed in a database I kept of known members of Human Terrain Teams that served in Iraq. All of the results will be published on this site, and PDFs of the complete set of documents will also be made available here.

Along with many others, I have been badgering Wikileaks to release the final 15,000 Afghan War Diary documents, in order to complete work already begun.

Stay tuned (see postscript below).

In the meantime, here are all of my past articles involving Wikileaks (minus the regular updates provided in the weekly Encircling Empire Reports):

1. On Al Jazeera: 17 September 2010, الهجوم على ويكيليكس.. هل من مخرج؟
2. On Al Jazeera: 08 August 2010: نواقص في تسريبات ويكيليكس
3. On CounterPunch: 11 August 2010: Unhinged at the US State Department and Pentagon: A War on Wikileaks? – also republished on Mathaba — also translated into Spanish, appearing on Spain’s Rebelión, “¿Guerra contra Wikileaks? Desquiciados en el Departamento de Estado y el Pentágono;” and the latter became the basis for this article in the Venezuelan newspaper, Correo del Orinoco, “EEUU amenaza a los soldados que busquen consultar los documentos – El Pentágono pretende callar a Wikileaks.”
4. On CounterPunch: 02 August 2010: Reason for Celebration, Cause for Concern: The Wikileaks Afghan War Diary — reprinted by Alternet as “7 Reasons Why We Should Celebrate Wikileaks, and 8 Reasons It’s Not the Panacea Some Are Calling It: The release of thousands of documents from the failed war in Afghanistan is a major milestone that should be celebrated. But it also opens up questions about Wikileaks.”
5. In the Conflicts Around Wikileaks, Is Julian Assange Really the Problem? Zero Anthropology, 04 September 2010.
6. Don’t Hide Behind the Women: What is Relevant in the Story About Julian Assange and the Rape Accusation? Zero Anthropology, 24 August 2010.
7. The Pentagon’s Letter to Wikileaks. Zero Anthropology, 19 August 2010.
8. Wikileaks: Bradley Manning, Sweden as Safe Haven, and Pentagon Propaganda. Zero Anthropology, 18 August 2010.
9. Heroism in Doubt: Canadian War Mythology Takes a Hit from Wikileaks. Zero Anthropology, 12 August 2010.
10. Diary Dig: Searching the Wikileaks Afghan War Diary Made Easy. Zero Anthropology, 04 August 2010.
11. Visual Intelligence: IED Attacks from Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary. Zero Anthropology, 03 August 2010.
12. Continued: Debating the Pros and Cons of Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary. Zero Anthropology, 02 August 2010.
13. Revealing the Human Terrain System in Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary. Zero Anthropology, 01 August 2010.
14. Human Terrain System in Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary: Searching for Evidence of the Positive. Zero Anthropology, 31 July 2010.
15. Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary: Problems to Note, More to Come on Human Terrain Teams. Zero Anthropology, 28 July 2010.
16. Human Terrain Teams in Wikileaks’ Afghan War Diary: Raw Data. Zero Anthropology, 27 July 2010.
17. Collateral Murder: U.S. Soldiers Killing Civilians in Cold Blood. Zero Anthropology, 05 April 2010.

P.S.: That is unless something once again impedes Wikileaks and it turns out to be yet another time to laugh at all of us. In which case, we can entertain ourselves with some refreshing Wikileaks memes…this one comes from the Julian Assange Fanciers’ Guild, and is inspired by this tweet from Assange: