Ventura is one of those guys who takes legitimate question about our recent history and says something so-off the wall that it blows any hope of anyone taking any of the real questions seriously to help ank them.
Secrecy of any kind is dangerous in a Democracy for the simple reason that it gives the citizens more and more reason to have distrust in their governmental, social and financial institutions.
I guess it's worked on me. I can't say I have much trust in some of those institutions myself, but Jessie Ventura had nothing to do with my distrust.
Most of us came of age in the 60s; that most misunderstood, tumultuous time, the story of which, I imagine, will never be completely told. Why? Because it is more of a Peoples' History than the story of various governments, empires, wars, leaders and such. Historians spend much time on such things. The history of the people at any given time is seldom told by historians. Only the people can tell their story of a given time in history. We should all be about doing just that. If you were around back then, and half-way conscious (and I don't mean by that, what you might think I mean), you belong here. Send us you story, tell us about your life. What do you protest, do you have any answers to the problems we all face?