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That's because the CIA and the Department of Defense worked around the clock to prevent that from happening. Former Director of National Intelligence James Clap
by HenryKissinger 6y ago
That's because the CIA and the Department of Defense worked around the clock to prevent that from happening. Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper wrote in his book, "Facts and Fears: Hard Truths from a Life in Intelligence"
> After Manning's arrest, Assange seemed intent on dumping as many classified documents onto the internet as he could, as quickly as he could. In my last few months as USD(I) and my first few months as the fourth DNI in five years, my time and attention were also taken up by the efforts at DOD and CIA to deal with these document dumps. Teams were on standby in both places to sort quickly through whatever was exposed in an effort to find names and identifying details for people in Iraq and Afghanistan who were helping the US war effort, and then try to rescue them before the Taliban or Iraqi insurgents could find and kill them.
- upofadown 6y agoKind of missing the punch line there. Who did they save through their efforts?
- fit2rule 6y ago>Who did they save through their efforts? More important to know than which Americans were 'saved' by the NSA's efforts, is: what are the names of the innocent people murdered by American forces, and why are we being prevented from knowing more about them?
- votepaunchy 6y agoThe models and projections showed thousands would die. No one died. Therefore, thousands of lives were saved.
- dane-pgp 6y agoOr the models and projections were wrong.