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For people who have become involved with national security issues, aren't they often required to deny being involved with national security issues if asked? Wou
by Karellen 4y ago
For people who have become involved with national security issues, aren't they often required to deny being involved with national security issues if asked? Would that count?
- LarryMullins 4y agoNo I don't think it does. The paperwork they sign when they get their security clearances put those people in a special circumstance. American journalists, not having security clearances, are allowed to spill the beans on national secrets.