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I’m all for more and not less information about government and its activities.
And everyone has to pick the battles they want to fight.
What puzzles me is the disparity in reports of government insecurity, say the Office of Personnel Management, and the silence on the full 6,000+ page Senate Report on torture.
The most recent figure I could find for the Senate is 6,097 people on staff, as of 2009. Vital Statistics on Congress
Out of over 6,000 potential sources, none of the news organizations, hacktivists, etc. was able to obtain a copy of the full report?
That’s seems too remarkable to credit.
Even more remarkable is the near perfect security of all members of Congress, federal agencies and PACs.
I can’t imagine it is a lack of malfeasance and corruption that accounts for the lack of leaks.
What’s your explanation for the lack of leaks?