Just because something is "real" doesn't mean you should blindly put your trust in it. Document 1 says: "President ABC bombed a school in Syria today, killing

Just because something is "real" doesn't mean you should blindly put your trust in it. Document 1 says: "President ABC bombed a school in Syria today, killing 50 people." Document 2 says: "This action was carried out after President ABC learned that the school was being used as a base for terrorists, and only terrorist combatants were killed during the bombing." Both documents are real, but only releasing document #1 and keeping document #2 secret is a very easy way to shift the narrative against President ABC.