Cubelogic Improv

The Department of Homeland Security is requiring thousands of employees and contractors to sign nondisclosure agreements that prohibit them from sharing sensitive but unclassified information with the public. [...]
“Its likely consequence will be to chill even the most mundane interactions between department employees and reporters or the general public,” [...] “Employees will naturally fear that even the most trivial conversation could mean a violation of this draconian agreement, and so the result will be a new wall between the government and the public.” [...]
Violators risk administrative, disciplinary, criminal and civil penalties. One provision provides that signers consent to government inspections “at any time or place” to ensure compliance. [...]
Read the entire article by Spencer S. Hsu / Washington Post at the Washingtonpost website or at michaelmoore.com.