How many times have you heard a story on the news about the government undertaking a secret project that’s simply unbelievable? Sometimes those stories are true. When they are, do you wonder why the government isn’t good at keeping secrets? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “SCANATE Proved There’s No Such Thing As A Government Secret” and learn there’s only one thing that cannot be contained more than a government secret.
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