Thursday, March 17, 2016

Secret Crimes: How the Dept. of State Is Classifying and Covering Up Violent Crimes Committed in the U.S.
 NBC News

If your neighbor tried to kill someone, would you want to know? What if they were charged with child abuse, domestic violence, felony assault, drunk driving or fleeing police?
According to the U.S. Department of State, that’s classified and secret information if it involves foreign diplomats working on American soil.
“It should make people angry,” said Nate Jones at the National Security Archive. “They’re using a classification stamp to keep this stuff secret. It’s not national security but people being sloppy with secrecy.”

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