I'm Noticed That I'm Missing My Homework. The Bastards!
""US intelligence agencies have been removing thousands of historical documents from public access, the New York Times has reported.
The restoration of classified status to more than 55,000 pages began in 1999, the paper said.
At that time, the CIA and five other agencies reportedly objected to what they saw as a "hasty release" of sensitive information.
The files include documents already published or obtained by historians.
The New York Times said the reclassification programme accelerated after President Bush took office and especially after the 9/11 attacks.
But because it runs in secrecy, it continued without being noticed until December 2005.
According to the report, it was intelligence historian Matthew Aid who noticed that dozens of documents he had copied years ago had been withdrawn from the National Archives' open shelves.
Those are said to include decades-old State Department reports from the Korean War and the early Cold War.""
BBC
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