WikiLeaks is having effects in the diplomatic world, as expected. The job of diplomats *is* to be honest in their assessments of situations, that's what they're played for.
William Crosbie, Canada's ambassador to Afghanistan, is offering to resign in anticipation of the release by WikiLeaks of a secret U.S. diplomatic memo in which he criticizes his government, according to reports.
Crosbie tendered his resignation in a diplomatic note to Ottawa, according to the Globe and Mail and National Post, each of which obtained a copy of the note.
"My words about [Afghan President Hamid] Karzai and the influence of his family may attract attention, and they will be damaging for our relations with him and his government if they do so," Crosbie reportedly wrote.
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