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Israel, Hezbollah, Ecuador and The Zodiac Wikileaks Movie & Documentary

Israel, Hezbollah, Ecuador and the Zodiac Wikileaks Movie and Documentary. A ton of fresh Wikileaks news and impacts today as an interview with Julian Assange surfaces in which he prepares the world for new revelations about Israel. There is also a set of Wikileaks cables which documents U.S. diplomatic communication regarding the next round of war and battle with Hezbollah. These cables are truly frightening, with estimates of thousands of missiles raining on Tel Aviv during the next inevitable round of warfare with the Lebanon-based Hezbollah. Switching over to South America the diplomatic conflict and dispute between the United States and Ecuador continues, with the U.S. countering Ecuador’s displeasure with Heather Hodges by forcing Ecuador’s ambassador to the United States out of the country. Finally, it is with great pleasure that we announce (thanks to Variety) that Zodiac has made a killing with regards to sales of “WikiLeaks: War, Lies and Videotape” to numerous film, movie, DVD and television groups around the world. It is not surprising, given the global impact of Wikileaks and Julian Assange, that video and documentary producers are starting to experience success due to their efforts to translate Julian Assange and Wikileaks for television and big screen audiences. Wikileaks-Movie.com is pleased to bring you the following excerpts of leading news stories.

U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador Heather Hodges Expelled Over Wikileaks Police Corruption Cables

U.S. Ambassador down in Ecuador over Wikileaks Cables. A top U.S. ambassador, Heather Hodges, has been booted from her post by top Ecuadorian government officials after a recent Wikileaks “Cablegate” release. This is the third recent resignation or re-assignment (Carlos Pascual, P.J. Crowley being the others) in the ongoing Wikileaks saga, a series of changes which will no doubt be chronicled in a Wikileaks movie, film or documentary. The Wikileaks cables in question, which were authored or at least approved by Heather Hodges, surfaced her observations that President Rafael Correa was aware of rampant corruption in the police department but doing nothing about it. As resignations of top U.S. government ambassadors and officials continue, the story of Wikileaks, Julian Assange and Cablegate will continue to flourish. For writers and producers of Wikileaks books, movies, films and documentaries it \must be exciting-but-daunting to take on Wikileaks and Julian Assange at this time.