Secret FBI computer security advisory
vendredi 12 décembre 2014 à 13:00Why did the FBI give a computer security advisory secretly to some businesses and tell them not to inform the public?
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Why did the FBI give a computer security advisory secretly to some businesses and tell them not to inform the public?
Everyone: kick the fossil fuel industry out of climate negotiations.
US citizens: call on Holder to appoint a special prosecutor to prosecute the officials responsible for US torture.
Everyone: call on Proctor and Gamble to remove known carcinogens from its cosmetics and other products for people to put on their bodies.
The head of the ACLU suggests that Obama formally pardon torturers if he does not prosecute them, as a way to affirm that what they did was a crime.
While I see his point, I doubt it would achieve the goal very much. Any torturer that could potentially be prosecuted, either in the US or by an international court, should not get a pardon. The ACLU points out that there is no statute of limitation for many of these crimes.
Some of those responsible may be prosecuted in other countries or in the ICC.