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SheilaT

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10. My point was, that being allowed to read something

Reply to A Little Weird (Reply #9)

Thu May 14, 2015, 01:02 AM

May 2015

without being able to take notes of any kind, has happened more than once. It's not unprecedented. Classified documents or a trade agreement isn't the point.

Although I'm equally appalled that this thing is being treated like some sort of top secret set of documents.

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Fact or Fiction? The Secrecy Shrouding The TPP Is Unprecedented. [View all] cali May 2015 OP

it's bullshit with or without precedent tk2kewl May 2015 #1

More than once in the past I've heard of SheilaT May 2015 #2

what specifically are you referring to? cali May 2015 #3

Correct again, Cali donnasgirl May 2015 #4

I've run across this more than once. SheilaT May 2015 #8

Of course that's true for classified National Security Council documents A Little Weird May 2015 #9

My point was, that being allowed to read something SheilaT May 2015 #10

Oh, I understand A Little Weird May 2015 #11

It's not going to pass MaggieD May 2015 #5

odds are that the tpa will pass- regrettably cali May 2015 #6

"But previous trade agreements were shared more openly ..." I wish the NYT author had gone into pampango May 2015 #7