Can a newspaper editor in societies in which military service largely belongs to the past grasp the importance of protecting military secrets? ... Make no mistake, post-Gutenberg is as disturbed as anyone else by the implications of governments tracking everything we do, say and even think. But both The Guardian's framing of the problem -- through its barrage of reports about and opinion pieces on it – and its chief conclusion about it have serious flaws:
• The newspaper’s coverage is unbalanced in the extreme degree – and proudly. ...![]()
