Let's say the public is against you (both in opinion and legally) and you need to organise your people to try to change their mind. What I'm saying is that it'

Let's say the public is against you (both in opinion and legally) and you need to organise your people to try to change their mind. What I'm saying is that it's wise to assume that if you have enemies, they will know a lot about what you are doing and that if you do something in public or maybe even private, they may know what you are doing much more than they could in the past. Is it right, should they do it? Of course not. But are they doing it? It's safer to assume, yes, they are.