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The Pentagon's scheme to cut off public access to unclassified documents would let the federal government avoid public accountability. "While its latest move has drawn relatively little attention, it may pose the greatest systemic threat to accountability," writes @freedomofpress' Lauren Harper. ms.now/opinion/pentagon-unclas…

Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon secrecy push threatens access to unclassified records

Exempting controlled unclassified information from the Freedom of Information Act could effectively put millions of files beyond the reach of open-records laws — potentially forever.
Lauren Harper (MS NOW)
@Freedom of the Press
in reply to Electronic Frontier Foundation

2xfo
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2xfo
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Why would they call it ... Oh-
Nevermind, it's my mistake for expecting anything from these people to matter or make sense
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voytrekk
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voytrekk
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Based on their own logic, if they have nothing to hide, they have nothing to fear. Clearly they are afraid of the public seeing how incompetent they are, especially Hegseth.
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HumanBeing
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HumanBeing
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If you're not a maggot and have a modicum of braincells, you know exactly what the asshole is attempting to do.

I'm sure his name is in the files a lot.

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