Insignificant. Unfortunate but not unexpected in the confusing, often imprecise world of classification. People trying but failing to follow complex practices is different than treason.
Wow! Would hate to see what 7:46 PM calls 'significant.' No reasonable person in the area would call repeated release of classified information 'not unexpected.' The investigation found that LANL had numerous such lapses. Therefore commonplace for LANL; however, hardly 'insignificant.'
Errors happen. But when they do, they should be reported, not covered up by lying, by deleting files, and by bypassing the proper clean-up procedures. Its all in the report. And, management knew he was doing this and continued to let him hold the Classification Officer position.
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Insignificant. Unfortunate but not unexpected in the confusing, often imprecise world of classification. People trying but failing to follow complex practices is different than treason.
Fix it. Move on.
Wow! Would hate to see what 7:46 PM calls 'significant.' No reasonable person in the area would call repeated release of classified information 'not unexpected.' The investigation found that LANL had numerous such lapses. Therefore commonplace for LANL; however, hardly 'insignificant.'
Yeah, well, no one held accountable, the guy got to retire at full pension, no questions asked. Obviously LANS and NNSA think it is "insignificant."
Errors happen. Overall, Dan probably made fewer than most.
Errors happen. But when they do, they should be reported, not covered up by lying, by deleting files, and by bypassing the proper clean-up procedures. Its all in the report. And, management knew he was doing this and continued to let him hold the Classification Officer position.
Errors happen. But when they do, they should be reported, not covered up by lying, by deleting files, and by bypassing the proper clean-up procedures.
February 16, 2015 at 9:05 AM
Yeah, or by hiding them (i.e. hard disk) behind a copier in X-division in the old Administration Building.
Nobody "hid" a hard disk behind the copy machine. Get your facts straight.
Nobody "hid" a hard disk behind the copy machine. Get your facts straight.
February 18, 2015 at 3:27 PM
Ok, it was "placed" behind a copier for everyone to find it.
Ok, it was "placed" behind a copier for everyone to find it.
February 18, 2015 at 5:02 PM
Wrong twice. Not swayed by facts, huh?
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