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Oct292010

Popping the Military's Classification Bubble

DateFriday, October 29, 2010 at 18:27

The vast majority of the WikiLeaks documents on Afghanistan shouldn't have been classified.  I should know, I wrote some of them.

Blindsided by this summer's stunning publication of thousands of classified reports related to the Afghan war, the Pentagon was much more proactive in bracing for the second round:  the 391,832 "secret" Iraq documents that WikiLeaks, the shadowy organization behind the data dump, released on Oct. 22.

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