Why won't reporters report on the secret CIA and State Department Clubs in the Greens zone?

Question

There are drinking clubs in the Green Zone which are open by invitation only. Some are run by the Government and some are run by these private contractor's like Aegis and Blackwater. The purpose of these clubs is socializing but who wants a hung over PSD who had his girl taken from him running around baghdad with a .50 caliber machine gun?

Answer 1

Then I suggest you read this reporter,Rajiv Chandrasekaran's book, " Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq's Green Zone".
As the Baghdad bureau chief for the Washington Post, Chandrasekaran had probably spent more time in U.S.-occupied Iraq than any other American journalist, and his intimate perspective permeates this history of the Coalition Provisional Authority headquartered in the Green Zone around Saddam Hussein's former palace. He presents the tenure of presidential viceroy L. Paul Bremer between May 2003 and June 2004 as an all-too-avoidable disaster, in which an occupational administration selected primarily for its loyalty to the Bush administration routinely ignored the reality of local conditions until, as one ex-staffer puts it, "everything blew up in our faces." Chandrasekaran unstintingly depicts the stubborn cluelessness of many Americans in the Green Zone—like the army general who says children terrified by nighttime helicopters should appreciate "the sound of freedom."

Answer 2

Wow! Sound like you had a great time there. Did you dance on the bar, too?

Answer 3

Maybe because its a secret.

Answer 4

You are really funny...soldiers want to drink, there's a news flash.

Answer 5

Well, they're not so secret if you know about them now are they?

Answer 6

If they do not let YOU in, it must be a government conspiracy?

Answer 7

because if they told you they would have to kill you