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> How do you know it? The burden of proof rests on the person alleging it happened, not the person saying there is no evidence. You're asking me to concede th
by csandreasen 11y ago
> How do you know it?
The burden of proof rests on the person alleging it happened, not the person saying there is no evidence. You're asking me to concede that something must have happened in secret unless I can prove a negative. To top it off, Der Spiegel very strongly suggests that they just recently learned of the matter in the editor's note on the left hand of the page. Nowhere in their reporting (or, to my knowledge, anyone else's reporting) are they claiming that the government forced them to withhold a story.
> FOIA records on FBI and CIA show again and again ...
Could you provide links to these FOIA documents?
- user 11y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO
- csandreasen 11y agoI'd like to think that discussions on HN ought to be a little more rigorous than dropping unexplained links to a pre-FISA purely domestic FBI program from half a century ago when discussing today's interactions between the CIA, German government and German press...