To start with, now that the DITR has been established, those characters typically explain everything about a mission to the Transports before it happens. (It was always sort of handwaved before that that characters could find out about them if they asked — but never outright ICly explained because we didn't have time to play an NPC to do it.) So that part is definitely not a secret.
The Initiative is actually more of a council, there is no single leader, and yes they would be open about that if asked.
The Transporter is also very much not a secret, and they've even had Transports (such as Tony Stark) assist in fixing it before. It isn't guarded beyond personnel basically just being in the same room as it, and anyone is welcome to stop by. Expect to be eyed a bit to make sure you're not going to attack it, though.
Those in the UE in power are also not difficult to learn about (all power defaults ultimately to the President of the UE though, which has been revealed on-network quite a while ago to be an AI, which is not known by the UE at large), but getting to them would be difficult to the point of being impossible at this point.
Those with authority in the UE are basically entirely disreputable by anyone's standards in Exsilium (their thinking is very much in line with Orwell's 1984, for reference), but again, impossible to get to. And there cannot currently be found any disreputable people among the Initiative, which, again, is either because there aren't any, or because they're very good at hiding them. In both groups, however, they would stay dead.
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To start with, now that the DITR has been established, those characters typically explain everything about a mission to the Transports before it happens. (It was always sort of handwaved before that that characters could find out about them if they asked — but never outright ICly explained because we didn't have time to play an NPC to do it.) So that part is definitely not a secret.
The Initiative is actually more of a council, there is no single leader, and yes they would be open about that if asked.
The Transporter is also very much not a secret, and they've even had Transports (such as Tony Stark) assist in fixing it before. It isn't guarded beyond personnel basically just being in the same room as it, and anyone is welcome to stop by. Expect to be eyed a bit to make sure you're not going to attack it, though.
Those in the UE in power are also not difficult to learn about (all power defaults ultimately to the President of the UE though, which has been revealed on-network quite a while ago to be an AI, which is not known by the UE at large), but getting to them would be difficult to the point of being impossible at this point.
Those with authority in the UE are basically entirely disreputable by anyone's standards in Exsilium (their thinking is very much in line with Orwell's 1984, for reference), but again, impossible to get to. And there cannot currently be found any disreputable people among the Initiative, which, again, is either because there aren't any, or because they're very good at hiding them. In both groups, however, they would stay dead.