The Department of Defense declines to disclose their signed Memorandum for Record from a former CIA officer denying involvement in a “reverse-engineering program” during 2009-2010

The Department of Defense is not disclosing the signed memorandum from a former CIA official that disputes claims of their involvement in a “reverse-engineering program” during the 2009-2010 period.

One thought on “The Department of Defense declines to disclose their signed Memorandum for Record from a former CIA officer denying involvement in a “reverse-engineering program” during 2009-2010”

  1. It’s concerning when transparency is lacking, especially regarding allegations related to government programs. The refusal to release the signed memorandum creates speculation and mistrust. It’s important for the Department of Defense to address these claims openly, as clarity can help dispel rumors and foster public confidence. Accountability and transparency are essential in matters of national security and public interest. It might be beneficial to push for clarification or a more comprehensive statement regarding their stance on these allegations. What are your thoughts on how this could impact public perception of the DoD?

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *