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malthaussen

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5. Two strikes, not three.

Reply to ificandream (Original post)

Thu May 18, 2023, 12:58 PM

May 2023

It's likely that there is an informal three-strikes policy on stuff like this, although maybe a two-strikes policy would make more sense for sensitive materials.

-- Mal

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Pentagon leak suspect was warned multiple times about mishandling of classified information [View all] ificandream May 2023 OP

"They knew and did nothing?" Pretty damning information about his superiors. Biophilic May 2023 #1

If only there'd been some indication of wrongdoing Kennah May 2023 #2

Oh, did they "admonish" him? Well that was super effective, wasn't it? RockRaven May 2023 #3

Bastards clearance should have been stripped from him the first time. Ray Bruns May 2023 #4

Two strikes, not three. malthaussen May 2023 #5

As a civilian contractor for some or other agency lapfog_1 May 2023 #6

This whole episode doesn't really inspire confidence in our intelligence safeguards inwiththenew May 2023 #7

Was there ever a consequence for mishandling classified information? dlk May 2023 #8