So Assange chose today to release some of the Clinton files. You can read them all here.

Some excerpts for those who don't have all day and nothing better to do:

From Joe Wilson after his first visit back to Baghdad in 20 years:

Dear Madame Secretary,

My trip to Baghdad (September 6-11) has left me slack jawed. I have struggled to find the correct historical analogy to describe a vibrant, historically important Middle Eastern city being slowly bled to death. Berlin and Dresden in World War 11 were devastated but they and their populations were not subjected to seven years of occupation that included ethnic cleansing, segregation of people by religious identity, and untold violence perpetrated upon them by both military and private security services. I have not been to Gaza but suspect that the dehumanizing effects are somewhat similar. I can attest as one who lived in Baghdad during the run up to the first Gulf War is that the sight is extraordinarily saddening. Two weeks before the launching of Desert Storm, I could still walk the streets and markets freely without fear of attack and could speak with shopkeepers whom I had come to know over two and a half years. Now, the life expectancy of an expatriate without armed security in Baghdad can be measured in hours. Streets that used to be filled with boisterous Iraqis, riverbanks that used to welcome laughing Iraqi families on evening strolls are now sparsely populated with sullen and angry young males. The occupation and especially the walling off of neighborhoods have destroyed the very fabric of the urban society.

I suggest you read Joe's email in it's entirety.

I found this insight into the mindset of Hillary Clinton to be interesting: she is quoting something someone told her about doing her job as SOS -

the ultimate judgment will be on whether iran, nk get the bomb, progress in Mideast, success in Afghanistan, Iraq. Obama's pause on Afghanistan goes well with elite media and left that is against all wars, but not with swing male voters who are defecting.

That's not the first time anti-left sentiment or disdain has crept into her emails.

But honestly, other than that, there really isn't much being released by Wikileaks. This is as disappointing as I expected it to be. It's full of links and quotes of newspaper articles that could easily just be searched for on the internet. People send her links to every antiwar article or article critical of the handling of the war that comes out. It obviously is an "us vs them" attitude they've engendered.
Total warhawk mentality.

But absolutely nothing that's going to actually bring down Hillary Clinton.

Today's Wikileaks release was a non event.