Heres the two sides. Which side are you on? I’m amazed that people continue to have doubts,” said James Lewis, a cybersecurity researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. “People love conspiracy theories.” Lewis said US intelligence has the capability to locate the source of the attacks, and there is no domestic political need to blame North Korea. “The intelligence community would never have let (Obama) stick his neck out on this unless they had a high degree of confidence about this,” he said. Paul Rosenzweig, a former US Homeland Security official who now heads a consulting group, said “it is worth considering the opposing view.” “In the post-Watergate/post-Snowden world, the (government) can no longer simply say ‘trust us,” he wrote in a post on the Lawfare blog. “Not with the US public and not with other countries. Though the skepticism may not be warranted, it is real.”
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 19:58:40 +0000
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