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Originally posted by quedup
reply to post by superman2012
So shall we spend the rest of the thread discussing my title - The Link Clearly states it was pulled.
Within an hour of posting a critical FEMA document sourced publicly on a government website that discloses plans to hire contract employees under a continuity of government plan, that document was removed and replaced by the following cryptic warning against posting 'classified' documents: ATTENTION: Agency users are responsible for properly uploading controlled, unclassified materials to FBO using the access control procedures for document packages and attachments detailed in the FBO Buyers Guide. Do not upload ANY classified materials to FBO.
The government-linked document we posted was marked 'Source Selection Sensitive' but not considered classified. Further, it was listed publicly on a government website that was soliciting bids for government contracts. However, despite its public classification, it contains information that clearly is NOT intended to gain wide publicity.
Originally posted by quedup
Are you saying these Documents have been forged by SF? Please provide the evidence for this.
Originally posted by grubblesnert
reply to post by quedup
Please eloborate on what you found as "eye-opening"
I expected too see something intriquing but instead found the typical dry Goverment style documents outlining function responsibilities of the different emergency response departments.
Originally posted by jtap66
Here we go again.
"Quick, put the top secret plans for world domination on the internet!"
How incredibly desperate and silly is it to believe this junk?
I really don't think they were fabricated documents.
Please go on to finish reading my post. you will notice I make reference to being very familiar with this type of "dry and boring" Goverment form of communication and information conveyance.
Originally posted by ErgoTheConfusion
Originally posted by grubblesnert
reply to post by quedup
Please eloborate on what you found as "eye-opening"
I expected too see something intriquing but instead found the typical dry Goverment style documents outlining function responsibilities of the different emergency response departments.
What's one way adults make it so kids won't want to poke their noses into something or ask too many questions, while still communicating to other adults who know what they're really talking about?
Make it dry and boring.