[chiefalchemist]

Absolutely. So now let's consider the source, the role that three letter acronym fulfills, and the strategies and tactics it's know to use.

Put another way: perhaps it's not an accident? And perhaps some of what was leaked was a decoy?

Yes, keeping secrets is difficult. All the more reason to take advantage of that.

[boomboomsubban]

>So now let's consider the source, the role that three letter acronym fulfills, and the strategies and tactics it's know to use.

Like leaving data of their secret assets available on Google searches, leading to hundreds of deaths? And firing the employee who warned then of the problem seven years before it was exploited?

[chiefalchemist]

I would suggest you research a bit on how intelligent and counter-intelligence actually works; not the Hollywood version.

[boomboomsubban]

I have, I was describing the CIA's recent history. Thinking CIA incompetence is some classic subterfuge is more of a Hollywood plot.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cias-communications-suffered-...