Re: @Len After 50 weeks
It's not like addresses and names were divulged of undercover operatives.
So if your government is covering up war crimes that (its armed forces) comitted, it's not in the public interest to disclose that fact?
Committimg (and condoning) war crimes in other parts of the world indirectly puts US citizens at risk from retaliation.
Citizens have a right to know what the government does in their name, so they can make an informed decision on who to vote in.
If you do not agree with this statement, maybe this democracy thing is not really something for you.
Democracy != Capitalism
Biting the hand that feeds IT
