Can I post a document I came across?

I came across a document about how a person infiltrated the federal government. Is it possible to post this document or will it be a matter of national security?

Any advice will be helpful.....

If you like, you can send the link via the Complaints/Suggestions so that the staff can look at it.

Though off the top of my head, I wouldn't necessarily see a problem here...

There is no link, I have the document and got it from my work. I mean it implicates a major security risk in federal buildings and various agencies.

DHS (Dept. of Homeland Security)
GSA (General Services Admin)
FPS (Federal Protective Police)
US Marshals
FBI

reply to post by jhill76


Sounds like good ATS-Material to me.

We´ve notified the admin about your request, just in case. Stay tuned.

[edit on 22-5-2008 by Skyfloating]

reply to post by Skyfloating


Thanks, I will watch out for the answer. The logical side of me is scared also, you know how certain people watch this board, and I don't want no trouble per say.

Do you have access to a scanner of some type? If you do you can scan it to your computer and then send it in as an email. I am sure whatever it is can be posted with no problem. If there is an issue the staff would be contacted to take it down but they would only be obligated to take down the actual document.

Anything said about the document itself would more than likely be ok as it would be considered hearsay evidence in a court of law and would be inadmissible.

[edit on 5/22/2008 by whatukno]

reply to post by whatukno


Yes, I can take pictures with my digital camera and post, but I don't really want to post under my name, I can't be flown across the world and be asked a million questions. But, I think people should know.

reply to post by jhill76


This sounds exactly like R.A.T.S material. Please keep us updated and i hope to see this document.

Can I assume you have already made some copies of this document and distributed elsewhere for "safekeeping"? If not, I would suggest you do so.

reply to post by SystemiK


Good idea! Will do. Thanks for the suggestion.

Originally posted by jhill76
...but I don't really want to post under my name, I can't be flown across the world and be asked a million questions.

If your worried about people knowing who you are then you might want to remove your avatar.

OOOhhh this sounds juicy

Thanks for posting it ahead of time, if it's ok'd that is. Can't wait to take a peek-a-loo! Can you give a hint as to the topic of the document?

reply to post by LateApexer313


Once the document is out, people who know of the surroundings will already know who I am. So, if I give it to someone else, they can post. I'm pretty sure they only (ptb) log on when it is juicy. So, I think it is safe, also, I would like this thread deleted when I get my answer on who will post this document for me.

Oh, it talks about how a person went into federal buildings and virtually had access to everything from sensitive data to blueprints of most federal complexes. The best part, this person was just off the street.

[edit on 23-5-2008 by jhill76]

reply to post by jhill76


Just in case an answer takes a long time in coming you can always contact SkepticOverlord by U2U. He´s always interested in finding premium information for ATS.

Well, this seems interesting.

If it is real..."IF"... I would think secret information on Federal Agencies would be illegal to post.

It, if good enough, could legally be called treason.

Not that I don't want to see too........but i worry for both the poster-losing his job/security clearance........
AND
ATs and the legal dangers it may expose the site to.

I will be following this closely.

I recommend putting it on Scribd Hope that helps

-Kdial1

reply to post by mrmonsoon


That is exactly what I am thinking. I mean I found it and didn't write it, but, I could be blamed for bringing it into the light.

If this document came from your work place it might have other implications for your self (company intellectual/privacy agreement, etc). If it didn't then sending it to any one is probably the same as displaying it for all to see.

Simply scan it and attach it to an email to [email protected] and we'll have a look at it. If it's not classified then we'll post it, if it is classified we'll destroy our copy and advise you to do the same.

It should be pretty obvious to you if it's classified, it will "CLASSIFIED", "SECRET" or "TOP SECRET" stamped on it or, if it's the original document, it may have the words punched out in small holes.

Springer...

reply to post by Springer


Will do today. No, this came from a person off the street so it is not either secret or classified. A person who gained access into government buildings and has codes and access to documents, blueprints, etc, just by looking like he was supposed to be there. Thanks

[edit on 24-5-2008 by jhill76]