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declassifications

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  • noun Plural form of declassification.

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  • One disturbing result of recent nuclear historiography—and Freedom of Information Act FOIA declassifications—has been the revelation that even the purportedly more stable nuclear deterrence system of the Cold War produced a far greater number of close calls during the first nuclear era than we imagined.

    How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011

  • One disturbing result of recent nuclear historiography—and Freedom of Information Act FOIA declassifications—has been the revelation that even the purportedly more stable nuclear deterrence system of the Cold War produced a far greater number of close calls during the first nuclear era than we imagined.

    How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011

  • Adam Serwer at TAPPED, reading reports of how White House aide John Brennan is pushing to stop declassifications of torturous CIA interrogations, observes:

    Don’t Gimme No Lines And Keep Your Hands To Yourself | ATTACKERMAN 2009

  • People are rather skeptical about it because they remember one of the big declassifications was -- which was that national intelligence estimate back in 2002, which didn't turn out so well for the White House.

    CNN Transcript May 23, 2007 2007

  • But “legality” with respect to the “declassifications” is off the table, right?

    Firedoglake » Winds of Destiny? 2006

  • Anyone working in intelligence recognizes that leaks can endanger not only the source of the information in question, but especially in cases of high-profile leaks/declassifications, can also have a chilling effect on future intelligence collection.

    Firedoglake » It’s The Election, Stupid 2006

  • The story their missing is that the selective declassifications/leaking to Judy Miller were done to continue to conceal the fact that the WH knew they had lied.

    Firedoglake » Hey, Team Libby…(Part II) 2006

  • Did you see a comparable section in that executive order that dealt with prohibited declassifications of classified information?

    Firedoglake » Hey, Team Libby…(Part II) 2006

  • The CNBC person stated that these “leaks” to the UN as he called them were examples of declassifications for the public good.

    Firedoglake » Leak(s) 2006

  • No reason was immediately given for the decision, although declassifications are usually the result of irregular riding at the end of the stage.

    USA TODAY Latest news 1999

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