What about the thousands of people whose deaths were covered by the US government and it's diplomats?

...what about it?

Would knowing about it change the fact that they died? nope.

Great... now the terrorists know the Netherlands has nuclear weapons... plan A: let's steal them, Plan B: let's blow them up...  Plan C: wait, let's steal the Belgium ones.... >_<"

Well, the Dutch government should've known better about having them.

What's wrong with that? Only idiot would miss a chance to find out negotiation instructions of other sides.

So you think it's right to steal their dna, fingerprints, credit card numbers, email passwords, etc... ?

Of course - that's why all the espionage agencies were created.

The US is by far the most powerful nation on earth.  It has a Constitution which includes a Bill of Rights which is designed to limit federal power but the federal government often ignores the Constitution and violates rights inside the US.  The US federal government tends to treat people outside the US even worse, killing them at will for any reason, known and unknown.  The US has military bases in what, 150 nations around the world or something and does whatever it wants and no one tries to stop it.  A little push back against the US isn't a bad thing. 

Wikileaks?

Weaksauce-leaks more like.

Spying on/at the UN, the Arabs dislike Iran, North Korea annoys China, the french sell tech to China, China hacks, Russia has links to Russian organised crime.

If I didn't know better I'd think this was a US setup like the Iranians think (and China probably has their suspicions too).

The only real suprise is that the Arabs want to 'bomb, bomb, bomb Iran' more than the US does and that's not a complete shock.

I was hoping to hear about the dodgy deal behind the release of the Libyan mass murderer, instead we hear Gaddafi has a buxom Ukranian nurse that accompanies him everywhere.

Pathetic.

Less than 0.1% of the leaked documents have come out so far.