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Government should definitely be allowed to keep secrets. In fact, some documents exposed by Wikileaks caused a disquieting atmosphere among countries all over the world. There are three reasons why government should not be prohibited from keeping secrets.
First of all, government’s keeping secrets would contribute to maintaining security for a citizen. Spillage of the information of soldier working to keep us safe would help opponents to know national maneuvers. It is also dangerous enough for terrorists to get our week points.
Secondly, it could spread panic to the nations. For example, in a famous movie, “Independence Day”, the American president asserted our planet to be saved while not sure the survival chance of humans. Avoiding telling truth played an important role in maintaining public disorder.
Finally, it would help to strengthen trust among countries. Top secrets are so sensitive that statesmen must deal with information carefully. No one could open negotiations with the countries publicizing what happened there to mass media multiple times.
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in revealing secrets to the nations. For that reason, government should be permitted to keep secrets.
First of all, government’s keeping secrets would contribute to maintaining security for a citizen. Spillage of the information of soldier working to keep us safe would help opponents to know national maneuvers. It is also dangerous enough for terrorists to get our week points.
Secondly, it could spread panic to the nations. For example, in a famous movie, “Independence Day”, the American president asserted our planet to be saved while not sure the survival chance of humans. Avoiding telling truth played an important role in maintaining public disorder.
Finally, it would help to strengthen trust among countries. Top secrets are so sensitive that statesmen must deal with information carefully. No one could open negotiations with the countries publicizing what happened there to mass media multiple times.
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in revealing secrets to the nations. For that reason, government should be permitted to keep secrets.
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I agree! The government should be able to keep secrets. You made a very good point! (^-^)
The Government Keeps Secrets OR Why the Government Should Keep Secrets
The government should definitely be allowed to keep secrets.
In fact, some documents exposed by Wikileaks caused created a disquieting atmosphere among countries all over the world. ('Caused' is a little awkward.)
There are three reasons why the government should not be prohibited from keeping secrets.
First of all, government’s keeping secrets would contributes to helps the government maintaining security for a all citizens.
Spillage of the information of soldier working to keep us safe would help opponents to know national maneuvers. The leaking of classified military information helps the enemy learn our troop maneuvers and strategies, making them less effective at keeping us safe.
It is also dangerous enough for terrorists to get our week points. It also becomes easier for terrorists to identify our weak points.
Secondly, it could spread panic to the other nations.
For example, in a famous movie, “Independence Day”, the American president asserted our planet to be saved while not sure the survival chance of humans. asserted that we could save the planet, but believed that many would die in the process.
Avoiding telling the truth played an important role in maintaining public disorder. (Disorder means chaos.)
Top State secrets are so sensitive that statesmen must deal with information carefully.
No one could open negotiations with the countries publicizing what happened there to mass media multiple times. (I don't know what you're trying to say here.)
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in to revealing secrets to the other nations.
For that those reasons, the government should be permitted to keep secrets.
I agree with you. Classified information is classified for a reason.
Anyway, it is diffcukt to decide when to put "the" or "a" or none...
First of all, government’s keeping secrets would contribute to maintaining security for citizens.
Revealing military information would help opponents to know national maneuvers.
It is also dangerous enough for terrorists to get our weak points.
Secondly, it could spread panic.
For example, in the famous movie, “Independence Day”, the American president assured that our planet was to be saved even though the wasn't sure.
Avoiding telling the truth played an important role in maintaining public order.
No one could open negotiations with the countries publicizing what happened there to the mass media.
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in revealing secrets.
For that reason, governments should be permitted to keep secrets.
I agree as well. It's foolish to think that the public is educated enough to handle the information calmly especially in a cataclysmic event. But ideally I would prefer that only military tactics should be kept secret. Anything else, such as aliens^^;, should be made public but not publicized in the mass media. Perhaps only by special request at a government office or something...but that will never work...^^; Oh well, I guess that ignorance is bliss...
Thanks!!