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Originally Posted by Guest
I spent my entire military career (6 years) PLUS a number of years after working with a top secret cryptographic clearance (not sure if that category still exists) so I understand.
I, unlike you, was never able to from afar tell motives of people. Not sure what clearance there is thatballows younthat skill, but what she did was well within her responsibilities.
You should look up the difference between UNMASKING and LEAKING.
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Well let me take a wild guess between the difference of UNMASKING AND LEAKING. First, a person unmasks ( identifies) a subject who was not the intended target and then once identifying the non-target leaks his/her name in an effort to sully his reputation and bring unwarranted suspicious on his person. Both unmasking and leaking are criminal offenses and may depending on the circumstances be subjected to civil torts as well.
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