How should we punish the politicians who encrypt information just to cover up dirty laundry? - laundry covers
How long should the information to the public? What are the requirements for the encryption of information? As business and diplomacy may TOP SECRET? If the investigations do not only enjoy this option?
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Laundry Covers How Should We Punish The Politicians Who Encrypt Information Just To Cover Up Dirty Laundry?
3 comments:
Encryption protection put on everything, "described in general. The rules are legal. Ask your politicians - I mean the Congress.
As the amount of time until something in the public: It depends ...
How long do you think should have to be before his high school be open, for example? Or the number of parking spaces? What is the number of jobs that you have applied and been rejected? Of course I am not referring to your article, right? I want to point the finger at just illustrates the fact that everything is relative. Especially in the area of "privacy", whatever.
As for the things that can really vary statutory deadlines for items 2 to 25 years, some even more, depending on their nature and the land. Some are even classified as an "eternal". And some of the documents and information, including a date for the mandatory destruction, or even before the time when they (by law) would become public. Since the firm mattressTER is the minimum wage, the rest of company policy.
"This is an insult!" They say: "Keeping Secrets of public opinion." In fact, "the public" does not deal with the secrets very well. Persons who are the highest in this respect, worse, as a rule.
As for the punishment of politicians ... Now is another story! Why do you want? Only they, I mean. Are they different from us? Really? Be honest now. Or could your question has to do with closet gay men chase the boys in the corridors of power do? Or his political party to try their Damndest to cover them? And what it was they still try to cover? It was a gay (cabinet or safe in another way, there is nothing wrong with that!) O ran after the boys (as it is, of course, sure!) Or just that he was a member of their party? Once again ... be honest.
Once again, honesty is something quite rare these days - especially in the field of politics.
They are threatened by an IRS audit of its committees.
You know the fear is that he must punish almost all our elected representatives in Washington. It is common practice. Not good!
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