Re: Assemblies sworn to secrecy?

Pat, Randy, 

We've always been told that what goes on in an Assembly is confidential,
although that never stopped any member from breaking the
confidentiality. Nor will signing an affidavit.  
Only court suits will facilitate such stoppage, in my opinion and
experience.

My concern is with Board Members and Counsellors who break
confidentiality, since they tend to have the more juicey gossip and do
more damage to individuals with their sharing of information.  For
example, we know from Susan's own admissions that she is privy to
information from Broad Members and Counsellors and sometimes shares such
on Internet.  Just the other day she shared some info publicly on
somebody named Michael, such information which allegedly had to have
come from a Board Member or Counsellor in Haifa.  Other times she has
blurted out very personal information regarding Baha'is which had to
have come from confidential sources.  If she does it on Internet, I am
certain others do in our communities.  Is there a restriction on our
Learned to not reveal priviledged information?  --Cal