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Secrecy is the poison that corrupts our government. Secrecy and its companion, disinformation. "We need secrets from our enemies" they plead. Well . . let me be perfectly clear: there are NO secrets in this digital world. I would know. If you doubt, Google "cybersecurity legend".
Secrets and lies. The universal truth: there are no secrets that are known by more than one person. And the burden of maintaining a lie is the most expensive, time consuming and energy draining of all of human creations. We can no longer allow our government this indulgence.
@3dotELE Can't keep them anyway. Un all seriousness -- I know what I am talking about. Given the unbelievable power if electronic spying, if the physicist communicated his secret to one other person, orally, encrypted communication, written, whatever - the enemy knows it instantly.
@GingerLady6 It doesn't work. Truth.
@Iamsamu21638132 Privacy us nearly lost. Until it is regained, we must rely on truth.
@JayDebauchery It doesn't work. And it hasn't been my software for 20 years.
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@Ronwarner23 Yes
@PatMcPSU Confidential battle plans evaporated more than 10 years ago. There are no such things. Wake up to the new world of godlike sophistication in electronic spying. There are truly no secrets.
@William_J_Hurst If it were possible, it might be neccessary, but believe me, there are no secrets from world governments anymore. It is no longer possible for one government to hide anything from another for more than a few seconds.
@William_J_Hurst Yes. That was when secrets were possible. They no longer are. Wake upm