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And it's still bizarre the gov't put so much emphasis on that event, given the fact that they must have known that the destroyed data was never the only existin
by dan_bk 12y ago
And it's still bizarre the gov't put so much emphasis on that event, given the fact that they must have known that the destroyed data was never the only existing copy.
The only reasonable explanation for this seems to be a strategy of intimidation.
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