"something you don't morally support" Just to pick up on that bit... Im not sure its about morality. As I understand it, its about the law. Or should be. I th

"something you don't morally support" Just to pick up on that bit... Im not sure its about morality. As I understand it, its about the law. Or should be. I think employees have a duty to expose big organisations when they break the laws which are set down to govern them. Especially when its an organisation that works in secrecy. The problem with the likes of the NSA is that "we" trust them with to operate secretly on the fundamental understand that the follow the rules our political democratically elected set down for them. The masses cant possibly know if these laws are being followed, so we need insiders to be willing to point it out if they break the law. Its the only chance we have to ever know of our deal is being broken. Personally, I think that if you join a clandestine organisation, by its very nature, you are leaving morality out side the door. Spying is immoral, end of. But, very necessary. Which is why we allow it, but must have laws that they must be trusted to follow. I honestly believe it is a treason like crime for such an organisation to break it's deal with the public who allow them to operate in these ways.