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In reply to the discussion: Glenn Greenwald Calls Obama's NSA Speech A Publicity Stunt [View all]Blue_Tires
(57,596 posts)But I don't know what law is broken by revealing names (especially the low-mid-high level rank-and file folks)...Yeah, I know the potential pitfalls of outing the covert operatives or whatever working abroad, so I can at least pardon that somewhat...
It's like when the FBI used to bust mafia families in court and they'd create some big organizational chart of who had what job, and who reported to who, etc...Even the Nuremburg trials tracked down most of the people who played a role, and it didn't matter how low they were in the totem pole, either...
So why can't that be done here? Or at least some steps taken in that direction? I know it's very minor by comparison, but even at this moment journalists are trying to track down the chain of responsibility from thousands of e-mails in the Christie bridge debacle, and none of their names are shielded from the public...