Published December 14th, 2009
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Posted by Luke
All parts of the United States government are subject to the Freedom of Information Act, which prevents governmental organizations from operating with unrestricted secrecy. Of course, there are a few exemptions granted, particularly along the lines of personal privacy issues. It even applies to the US foreign intelligence service, the CIA. Along those lines, they have even gone so far as to put their previously requested documents online in an FoIA electronic reading room.
If you want to see their top 25 requests, you’ll find them here.
Hopefully time-traveling Soviets don’t get to it. Isn’t that right, comrades?
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