Amazon remove hosting for wikileaks

Bufoli - Under pressure from the United States government, Amazon.com to stop hosting for WikiLeaks, a site leaker confidential documents. Amazon.com no longer provide a place for Wikileaks in their servers.

According to Senator Joe Lieberman, Amazon's decision was the right decision. "Wikileaks has been illegally distributing confidential documents," said Lieberman. Liberman called on the company or other organization hosting the WikiLeaks to immediately end the relationship with them.

Amazon, known as the retail sites is also a major provider of web-hosting service, they rent out space on the server computer. Amazon declined to comment about its relationship premises Wikileaks.

WikiLeaks immediately responded and wrote in his Twitter account: Server WikiLeaks in the Amazon has been revoked. On the basis of freedom of speech in a free country-we will spend our dollars to hire people in Europe.

The U.S. government is investigating the leaking of documents WikiLeaks after the U.S. government's diplomatic wire. They are angry because of leaking of highly sensitive diplomatic documents.

Even in the U.S., there are calls for the death penalty for allegedly Corporal Bradley Manning who leaked the documents to WikiLeaks. Bradley Manning is currently in custody.

Former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and former Pentagon official KT McFarland also included an upset. They said all involved should be punished in kind because it has been leaking information that endanger the state.

Meanwhile, Sarah Palin, who most likely run for U.S. president in 2012, called for Julian Assange, founder WikiLeaks, hunted down because he's the same danger with the leader of al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Government Obama says that he "deeply regretted" this diplomatic wire leakage. Obama promised to take firm steps in this case.