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Trust in governement has been deeply corroded both in US and UK (Iraq)

Trust in government was deeply corroded in both the United States and in Britain by the controversies/lies surrounding the Iraq war and the failure to find any weapons of mass destruction. If people trusted their governments, the need for a leaking system wouldn't be as strong as it is now.

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Trust in governement has been deeply corroded both in US and UK (Iraq)
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Unless people trust their government, they will want to control it
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Governments more likely to act ethically in a climate of openness
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Stable democracy requires the potential for corruption to be leaked
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Trust in the ability of the press to expose lies is also deeply eroded
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What WikiLeaks is doing is an acceptable form of civil disobedience
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WikiLeaks publishes vital information that officials would keep secret
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