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This assumes that every piece of information being passed back and forth is used to further a conspiracy. Much of it is mundane, albeit necessary. Sure, it's w
by nhangen 16y ago
This assumes that every piece of information being passed back and forth is used to further a conspiracy. Much of it is mundane, albeit necessary.
Sure, it's what he wanted, but that's part of the problem here. The government, like they always do, overreacts to fix the problem, and now even basic security measures could be hampered.
- jfager 16y agoThat's not what it assumes at all. Actually, that's pretty much the opposite of what Assange explicitly states, that revealing mundane details has the positive effect of demonstrating how overused secrecy is as a tool of governance.