1: Who have you been spying on? 2: I'm not allowed to tell you. A stupendously truthy answer. Likewise, I don't see how a "secret security directive TSA can't

1: Who have you been spying on? 2: I'm not allowed to tell you. A stupendously truthy answer. Likewise, I don't see how a "secret security directive TSA can't tell you about" even hints at a requirement to lie, let alone lie even more. And this is my problem with many of these discussions on HN. One would think that a "secret law" is bad enough by itself that one would not have to further mislead what it does and does not imply. So great, before I couldn't trust the government or script kiddies, now I can't trust anybody.