CIA Argues Selected Journalists Get Special Access

[angelatc]

http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/15/ci...red-reporters/

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Intelligence officials can selectively release classified information to trusted journalists while withholding the same information from other citizens who request it through open records laws, CIA lawyers argued Wednesday

In a motion filed in New York federal court, the CIA claimed that limited disclosures to reporters do not waive national security exemptions to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Intelligence and law enforcement agencies frequently deny records requests on the basis of protecting sensitive national security information, one of nine exemptions written into the federal FOIA law.

The case stems from lawsuit against the CIA by New York-based independent journalist Adam Johnson, who had used FOIA to obtain emails between the agency’s public information office and selected reporters from the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and The New York Times. The emails the CIA provided to Johnson were redacted, leading him to question why he was not allowed to see the same information that had been given to uncleared reporters.

Johnson challenged the redaction in court, arguing that the CIA, once it has selectively disclosed information to uncleared reporters, cannot claim the same information is protected by a FOIA exemption.

Operation Mockingbird.

[phill4paul]

Meh who cares...the Russians are coming...the Russians are coming!!!!!!

[enhanced_deficit]

Despite conspiracy theories on youtube, there is no reliable MSM reporting suggesting that CNN's Anderson Cooper was special during Obama-Syria ISIS founding-fathering days.

[Raginfridus]

Remember when CNN cleared an interview with bin Laden in Pakistan? The FBI and CIA had no idea where #1 was hiding at, but a "journalist" and his camera crew interviewed him just fine.

[pcosmar]

http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/15/ci...red-reporters/








Operation Mockingbird.

Conspiracy Theory

[Jan2017]

[pcosmar]

Remember when

Remember when He was in France for dialysis,, while the US was demanding the Afghanistan Govt turn him over?

Remember that they offered to do that?
It was within weeks of his death.

[Swordsmyth]

You should watch "Sneakers", I disagree with Redford on an awful lot but his contempt for the intelligence community is spot on.

[Jan2017]

You should watch "Sneakers", I disagree with Redford on an awful lot but his contempt for the intelligence community is spot on.

Condor - played by Redford - was a "researcher" of "the company" that hit it's own field office
when they uncovered a bit too much . . . got lucky he was out of the office serendipitously. CIA was sloppy.

[Swordsmyth]

Condor - played by Redford - was a "researcher" of "the company" that hit it's own field office
when they uncovered a bit too much . . . got lucky he was out of the office serendipitously. CIA was sloppy.

"Sneakers" is about "Setec Astronomy" an anagram of "too many secrets" that is the name of an NSA project to break the codes of all the other US government agencies.

[Jan2017]

"Sneakers" is about "Setec Astronomy" an anagram of "too many secrets" that is the name of an NSA project to break the codes of all the other US government agencies.

Redford and Dan Akroyd - "mic system that NASA used when they faked the Apollo moon landings" *sigh*
but I get it. Thanks.

[euphemia]

Mohamed Farrah Aidid was giving daily press conferences. but nobody could find him.

[Swordsmyth]

Redford and Dan Akroyd - "mic system that NASA used when they faked the Apollo moon landings" *sigh*
but I get it. Thanks.

It does have a comic feel to it but they were trying to warn us about the NSA, Hollywood is a liberal sinkhole so it is no wonder Akroyd is used to make "conspiracy theorists" look bad. (Ironic because the movie is about a government conspiracy that is presented as quite real)