Unless you have security clearance, most likely above top secret, you have no clue what happens (and if you did, commenting on it in a public forum would most likely be a federal crime).<p>We already know there are secret courts that hear secret arguments that can&#x27;t be refuted by defendants&#x2F;targets. Oh, and if that court involved you, you&#x27;re legally not even allowed to tell anyone.<p>We already know that the NSA&#x2F;FBI&#x2F;CIA&#x2F;DEA uses parallel construction to actually prosecute crimes against US citizens.<p>How do we know this stuff? Someone with clearance risked his life, and gave up his freedom to tell the world. Oh, and the US said they <i>MIGHT NOT</i> waterboard him if he ever came back to the US to face his crimes.<p>And out of the thousands of documents he had, how many do we have access to? A few handful?<p>Sure...we know everything &lt;&#x2F;sarcasm (as if you couldn&#x27;t tell)&gt;