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Our Reply to Readers about the claim IAF leak by 0xOmar

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Lee J

This is not an official IAF website, its a flight simulator website based on the IAF, nothing more, nothing less. why didn’t we publish this 2 first? because we figured you would be smart enough to figure it out, but instead people are now bad mouthing cwn for false reporting… Well if you read the release message below our short story you will see  that’s exactly how the hacker had published it. We are only doing what we have done for many months now, publishing raw leaks so you, the public can see exactly what the hackers leak. Now of coarse we could go start making up our own article, but then we would just be like fox or one of the many Murdoch owned media sites who just publish pure bs all day long…..

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