> Isn't that why security clearances exist? Clearance does not mean you can now see everything. There will be compartmentalisation and you will only see what

> Isn't that why security clearances exist? Clearance does not mean you can now see everything. There will be compartmentalisation and you will only see what you need to know. I remember reading about sites in WW2 where people didn't know what the people in the next building did, or often what the project was. Bletchley Park is one example but I also saw a programme about a female chemist working in Cheshire ( I think ) who didn't know she was a key part of the atomic bomb project.