To: jttmab who wrote (132311 ) 5/10/2004 10:40:35 AM From: Hawkmoon Read Replies (1) | Respond to ROTFLOL. I suppose there's a little telescope inside your PC that allows you to magically see into the msn server without actually having the data in your PC. When the government makes no attempt to enforce the law and it's violated millions of times, it's unconstitutional to enforce it. Add that as another duck. washingtonpost.com Some Senate aides may have forgotten to go through proper channels to obtain this very secret document by downloading it from the Internet. This is not acceptable behavior. "As you probably are aware," Mike DiSilvestro, director of the Office of Senate Security, said in an e-mail Wednesday afternoon, "National Public Radio obtained a copy of the DoD report, classified SECRET/NOFORN, and posted it on the NPR website. Naturally, the report is of interest to many Members and staff. If you have not already obtained an official copy of the report from DoD, please do so, rather than printing or downloading the report from NPR." we do not want classified reports on our unclassified systems, or printed versions floating around outside classified document control systems. "Please advise your staff not to download and/or print the report from the Internet. They should review official copies that you obtain through normal channels. Staff should inform Members that, despite its public appearance, the report remains classified." "In the meantime, Mike asks that if you have downloaded a copy of the classified report from the NPR website, please call OSS and advise them, and they will come by your office and pick it up." As of Friday afternoon, the report was still classified.
