What are your thoughts!

[Marshmallow]

I don't believe the writer of this book had the right to send out what was sensitive, if not confidential, information gained while he was performing his military duties. Where do we draw the line? Spreading information and intelligence endangers the lives of others, and no amount of money is worth doing that.

[Pathfinder1]

Hi...


Doubt if I'll read his book. I'll let the media do that for me. I find it hard to believe that anyone from the SEAL Community would ever deliberately release info of a confidential nature.

You may be surprised how much military info is already avaiable to the general public. For example, if you wanted to know where our aircraft carriers were last week, just look at a copy of the Navy Times, and you'll see where they, and many other ships/Military Forces are/were.

Also, if the Government lied to us about what happened (the government lies?), I would certainly be interested in knowing about it, providing no classified details were released, of course.

Meanwhile, I'll wait for others to delve further into the book and its propriety.