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that would require confirming said information was a leak.
by shawndumas 13y ago
that would require confirming said information was a leak.
- pyre 13y agoIf none of this information was really a leak of actual classified information, then there would be no reason to block the Guardian. Blocking The Guardian implicitly confirms that some of the information that they are released really is classified information.
- vidarh 13y agoWhy exactly do you think the NSA would confirm or deny to the US Army whether or not any of the released documents are actual classified information?
- freyr 13y agoNot really. The Guardian claims to be sitting on a pile of additional information that it hasen't yet released. So blocking the site could be a preemptive measure to deal with potentially classified information potentially being published at any given time in the future.