> It isn't a prohibition against the impacted party speaking out, just a delay. It’s exactly this “it’s totally fair, surely it’s not ridiculous” attitude that

> It isn't a prohibition against the impacted party speaking out, just a delay. It’s exactly this “it’s totally fair, surely it’s not ridiculous” attitude that shows how the powers control the people. Gag orders and secrecy agreements can definitely be indefinite and regularly are. https://web.archive.org/web/20220809113138/https://cdt.org/insights/congress-needs-to-make-surveillance-gag-orders-fair-and-rare/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220809113138/https://cdt.org/i...