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To: abclily

I don’t say we couldn’t be, I haven’t considered the matter and its ramifications in detail. That wasn’t the point I was focussing on. But surely if we could, and I don’t yet say one way or the other, leaking to a news organisation isn’t the way to do it. But again, that’s not the point under discussion. The point is the selective, the very selective, punishment of a security leak.


11 posted on 02/08/2014 10:25:02 AM PST by mrsmel (One Who Can See)
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To: mrsmel

The DoD is often accused of over-classifying information. And we likely do err on the side of caution, which doesn’t bother me too much, given our work. I do wish that there was an ongoing declassification review process to routinely declassify material that is no longer classified. But that’s not a priority, it seems.

State, however, seems to classify routinely and for no legitimate or well-informed rationale.

TC


12 posted on 02/08/2014 10:47:36 AM PST by Pentagon Leatherneck
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