[Mr.Kimball]

The camera couldn't be operated in such a manner as to be shut off during times deemed necessary for "national security"? Sometimes, Kimball, especially in times of war, adherence to principle is most necesssary, given the bloodlust of human nature. At any rate, this may be a moot debate, as I don't think Khalid Mohammed will be tried in a criminal court at this point.

I'm not sure I am following you here correctly. I assume you are implying that a person operating the camera is supposed to automaticly know what is confidential information and to also know when he is supposed to turn the camera on and off? Is that what you are suggesting?

In times of war, I would just as soon let our military people deal with our enemy combatants.That methodology has worked fine for 234 years now. I'm not understanding why you would be the least bit concerned with someone else's perception. Personaly, I could care less that what any other nationality or culture thinks of the way we conduct our own business. Why? Because it's our business, not theirs.