10.

Secrecy and the withholding of information from the public has been justified by suggesting that it is a matter of protecting the national security interests of the United States. The primary counterargument against such a view is that:

		It fails to appreciate the importance of secrecy in the administration of a republic government.
		It is false.
		It is a catch-all phrase.
		It hasn't considered the interests of the public, first and foremost.

11.

Diplomats are legitimate targets of espionage.

True

False