Official secret

Fred 2022-01-10 08:01:58

The story took place in the United Kingdom in 2003. Catherine was a government communications translator serving the British intelligence agency. One day, she received an encrypted email that exposed the US National Security Agency’s conspiracy to invade Iraq and start a war. . Catherine led a stable life that everyone envied, led a high salary, and had a boundless future. This email made her entangled, whether she turned a blind eye or bravely stood up to report and expose. In the end, the sense of justice overcame her selfish desires. Catherine and the lawyer Ben jointly made this email public, which quickly aroused excitement among the public. Immediately afterwards, Catherine was charged with treason for violating the "State Secrets Act."

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  • Eldora 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    Some of the short comments that satirize the heroines silly Bai Tian and Bai Lianhua are really eye-opening... I'm really curious, if they were the ones who were deceived and oppressed by ZF, if they were the ones who were bombed by fighter jets, how could there be such a thing? The ironic spirit of "dialectical" alienation?

  • Judy 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    The shot is very old school, but it needs this fan. It is a miracle that personal beliefs are fighting the helplessness and pressure of the system, as well as the checks and balances of the civil society on the government system, and in the end everything is restored to the court. But the war started, and Blair just resigned. It seems that Snowden really can't win the lawsuit.

Official Secrets quotes

  • Tony Blair: [on TV] What we know, is that Saddam has this material.

    Katharine Gun: You don't know that. I mean, he just keeps repeating the lie. Just because you're the Prime Minister, it doesn't mean you get to make up your own facts.

  • GCHQ Woman: Someone in this building has betrayed their country. If you are found to have withheld information, you will be charged with a breach of the Official Secrets Act.