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Is the security of our citizen lives paid for by taxpayers money? Yes it is. I'm not saying I am against the leaks of most of the cables/documents, but puttin
by oziumjinx 16y ago
Is the security of our citizen lives paid for by taxpayers money? Yes it is.
I'm not saying I am against the leaks of most of the cables/documents, but putting national security at risk is a different story
- bad_user 16y agoputting national security at risk is a different story "national security" is a vague concept; and either way security by obscurity doesn't work for terrorist groups with the right resources. If "national security" is compromised from the leaks of a couple of documents to the public, than the nation wasn't so secure in the first place. After all, if Wikileaks got a hold of those documents, how hard do you think it is for somebody with a couple of millions in cash and the right connections to do it? But yeah, we should think of the children.
- oziumjinx 16y agoIs there any good that comes out of putting sensitive and classified documents that are meant to protect our citizens (if kept confidential) on the web? Let's assume that the strategy or communication didn't mention any illegal activity or corruption from within our gov't within these documents?