Yet another cybersecurity chief steps down

Great responses!: "The question is, are we willing to forfeit some freedom to gain some security?"

And a really good question too. The problem is we do not have the freedom to make the decision. What I mean is politicians make the decision on what freedoms we WILL give up. I seriously feel we have no voice on the hill, in the name of terrorism what freedoms they decide we will give up, we will give up. Nothing we can do about it... unless we want to move to Canada.; Posted by: Nullifidian Posted on: 01/13/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Reality has set in... realitycheck101 | 01/12/05

What little they do... Nullifidian | 01/13/05

Pessimism ibabadur1 | 01/13/05

Anyone ever thought that Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05

Exactly rapson | 01/13/05

Great responses! Nullifidian | 01/13/05

I was all set Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05

Terrible response ibabadur1 | 01/13/05

Not quite what I meant Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05

Widen the viewpoint ibabadur1 | 01/13/05

In theory Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05

My guess ibabadur1 | 01/13/05

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