"Of course we should expect a flood of requests when we've had 40 years of complete secrecy and inability for the public to have any access to these records," she said.
You just can't *be* ethical under conditions of complete secrecy.
If Comey wanted a careful debate about the right balance of privacy and security before decisions like Apple's are made, ike he also said on Thursday night, maybe he should've advocated for that when the NSA was massively expanding their powers for years in complete secrecy.
Britain also wants complete secrecy for the negotiations, which Brussels believes violates the principle of transparency — and as the various newspaper accounts prove, leaks will be numerous in any case.
Warning contains strong language and explicit content Right click here and click 'Save target/link as' to download The authors have written under an x-rated pseudonym (a combination of the name of their first pet and the first street they lived on), allowing them to write erotic fiction – many for the first time – with complete secrecy.
One strategically vital war, waged by Britain for more than a decade, was fought for most of that time in complete secrecy.
His company, Tri Alpha, funded in part by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen, ever one to shoot for the stars, is working in complete secrecy in hopes it can be the one to finally deliver fusion energy to mankind.
Think of the illegal bombing of Cambodia ordered by Richard Nixon and his National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger in 1969 and conducted for more than five years in complete secrecy, or of the time lag between actual fighting in South Vietnam and the moment, often a day later, when it was reported.
A simpler option would be to buy its own property and test in complete secrecy without the need for any permits whatsoever – something the company may already have been doing for some time.
