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Maybe, maybe not. For some reason the guardian thought it'd be okay to go to publication without interviewing the officer who actually clicked the button, so t
by theossuary 9y ago
Maybe, maybe not. For some reason the guardian thought it'd be okay to go to publication without interviewing the officer who actually clicked the button, so they only reported the agencies version of events. Feels like they're just making him a scapegoat, and the guardian is helping.
Either way, you shouldn't say "this is not a drill," when, you know, it's a drill.
- bigtones 9y agoThat officer refused to talk to reporters (which is his right), but also refused to be interviewed by the Federal Communications Commission as well, as part of their investigation. He was fired for that reason.
- bloak 9y agoArguably, if you don't include the words "this is not a drill" in your exercise then your exercise is not sufficiently realistic. The real question is: why include those words in a real announcement?