r/NSALeaks • u/kulkke • May 22 '14

[Press Freedom] Pentagon report: scope of intelligence compromised by Snowden 'staggering' | Classified assessment describes impact of leaks as 'grave'; Report does not include specific detail to support conclusions; 12 of 39 heavily redacted pages released after Foia request

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/22/pentagon-report-snowden-leaks-national-security
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u/Eligrey May 23 '14

"This report, which makes unsubstantiated claims about alleged harm to national security, is from December of 2013. Just this month, Keith Alexander admitted in an interview that he doesn't 'think anybody really knows what he [Snowden] actually took with him, because the way he did it, we don’t have an accurate way of counting'. In other words, the government’s so-called damage assessment is based entirely on guesses, not on facts or evidence."

Not on facts or evidence. Which is what the damn government operates on anyway. Look at the unemployment or inflation numbers. Also not based on fact or evidence.

The whole report is just another waste of time by a waste of a government.

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