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Originally posted by VicDiaz89
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Originally posted by NE1911
I think what you are expecting to be disclosed and what leaders in China thought he would disclose are two different things. China has recently gained something that America has supposedly had for a long time. Whether either country will do the right thing remains to be seen but they will eventually have to make it public.
Originally posted by CrashRetrieval
The question is why?
Which of the following reasons.
A. The president has not got high enough security clearance to fulfill his promise.
B. He decided the information was to hot to handle.
C. There is nothing to tell.
Obama declares end to government secrecy President Barack Obama boldly proclaimed recently that "Transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency." And then, adding substance to the rhetoric, the president took two important steps in the right direction. He repealed a 2001 executive order granting former presidents and vice presidents the ability to keep documents secret beyond the 12 years allowed by law, and rescinded a Bush administration directive encouraging agencies to withhold records under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
www.judicialwatch.org...