Quote Originally Posted by Andres View Post
That's my point exactly, HoreTore.

It wasn't necessary to publish those names to inform the public. They could have published it as evidence that we were being told lies, without mentioning those names. Because he didn't replace those names with X, these people are now unnecessarily in danger.
Who we use as our informants in a war is something I see as highly relevant to public discussion. Kinda like who we are allied to is highly relevant information. I demand to know whether my potential PM sees Sweden as a friend or foe, and I demand to know just which drug-trafficking murderous warlords we ally ourselves with in Afghanistan.

What if one of them was named "Osama Bin Laden"? NATO would have some explaining to do...