I agree with you. I DO believe there are a lot of "good" people within the government. However, any "honest" employee quickly learns that "bringing attention to problems" is likely to cause problems to themselves. So, what he says about people being "caught in a bad system" is true.

However, if we're going to change this, we must be willing to stand against corruption no matter what the consequences.

He includes the military in the 90%.

Amen!

I personally don't agree with deals except maybe for low-level players who provide evidence that implicates the higher-ups. These people have had EVERY opportunity to come clean and, not only have they chosen not to, they've continued their crimes and, even worse, harmed those who have chosen to be be truthful.

I want to see then prosecuted to the full extent allowable under the law - AND I want all their ill-gotten assets confiscated. They've ruined so many lives, and allowing these people to live in luxury on the ill-gotten gains is repulsive. Not only that, seizing their financial assets makes it harder for them to reconstitute their power.

If so, I hope it comes soon.

It's good to view everyone with skepticism. I think Steele is highly intelligent, but he can be an arrogant jerk. I also didn't appreciate him jumping on the digital identity bandwagon (which, in fairness, he does seem to have backed off.)