>> Which country permits their citizens to disclose highly classified information with not repercussions, however unjust those repercussions may ultimately be?

>> Which country permits their citizens to disclose highly classified information with not repercussions, however unjust those repercussions may ultimately be? Yeah, its free speech, as long as it doesn't fall under some bullshit definition of "classified" (how convenient that the classified information also includes unilateral infringement of another country's rights, e.g. the downright creepy snooping on the phones of world leaders who are supposed allies). And of course, you should also understand that you _might_ die saying certain things, but hey, otherwise its free speech. And finally, as long as you understand the "relative" merits of the case (i.e. one rule for me, another for you), we can all agree that free speech is what is being practiced in the USA.