Have you listened to the whole speech, though? I don't disagree with the point you've made, anon, but JFK was literally stating in the following breath that some things must remain secret for national security, and that the journalists publishing leaked info were compromising it.
I believe in real, full transparency. We have no quarrel. I just think that JFK's quote is an inappropriate argument for that cause.
Agreed. We the People must know the truth. I understand concerns of national security (i.e. keeping troop movements quiet and secure, not informing our enemies of our actions), but the government works for us, not the other way around, and this will never be fixed if we do not hear what has actually gone down. We can't prevent it if we don't know about it.
Nice post history, want to talk about childlike?
Imagine if your doctor told you that he can fix what's wrong with you, but can only tell you about 40% of it.
I place faith and trust in POTUS and the Q team, but they are not God. They are humans like us and as such are not infallible. I want to know what they have discovered.
Yawn. Q said the choice to know would be ours, in the end. But by limiting disclosure, our ability to choose is limited.
I've been following Q since day one on halfchan, fully believe their intentions are good. I also think that we are being underestimated.
If Q tells me that full disclosure will come when all is said and done, I'll be a happy little anon. But your insults don't help you or me, so kindly save it. Things got really bad. We were nearly at the point of no return. This must never be allowed to happen again.