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I can imagine there's plenty of "between the lines" stuff you learn as a CIA agent that, while not specifically classified, wouldn't be something you want going
by RankingMember 8y ago
I can imagine there's plenty of "between the lines" stuff you learn as a CIA agent that, while not specifically classified, wouldn't be something you want going to other nations.
- ganoushoreilly 8y agoIt falls under "Tools, Techniques, and Procedures". It's the same reason anything published or shared is supposed to go through pre-pub even well after you've left one of the three letters.
- ryanlol 8y agoI think maybe your opinions on this are largely influenced by movies and not materials the government actually releases. Can you give me an example of the kind of unclassified information these people should be prevented from sharing?
- RankingMember 8y agoDecision making, for example. Someone internal to any organization will gain a sense of the way the organization will respond to certain situations. For something like national security, this can mean a contracted ex-NSA'r could provide another country with a forecast as to how the NSA will react internally to a certain stimuli.