There are a few things regarding the Wikileaks debacle that have me very concerned.\u00a0 Considering my experience in the intelligence community, all the pieces aren\u2019t part of the same puzzle.<\/p>\n
First, let\u2019s deal with the army private that is rumored to be the source of the leaks, PFC Bradley Manning. \u00a0He was stationed in Iraq where, as an intelligence analyst, he had access to classified information from different intelligence sources. \u00a0What information exactly, I don\u2019t know and depending on his security clearance it would either give him less or more access.<\/p>\n
Every piece of classified info is restricted to certain people and organizations. You may have a certain clearance, yet if you do not have a \u201cneed to know\u201d you will not have access to information if you are not on a specific distribution list.<\/p>\n
Manning would not have had access to State Dept. communiqu\u00e9s. This is very troubling.<\/p>\n
So far the parts aren\u2019t fitting in properly.<\/p>\n
To be continued\u2026\u2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There are a few things regarding the Wikileaks debacle that have me very concerned.\u00a0 Considering my experience in the intelligence community, all the pieces aren\u2019t part of the same puzzle. First, let\u2019s deal with the army private that is rumored to be the source of the leaks, PFC Bradley Manning. \u00a0He was stationed in Iraq<\/p>\n