| Teesus | Date: Wednesday, 2013/07/03, 3:59 PM | Message # 1 | DMCA |
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The US military has now blocked access to the entire Guardian website at installations around the world, the paper reported Monday night.On Friday, reports surfaced that stories about the National Security Agency's surveillance programs had been blocked at Army bases around the United States. The reason given was that the military did not want its employees to
come across any classified information online, even if that information
had been put into the public domain. But a spokesman told the Guardian's Spencer Ackerman Monday that the ban had been extended
to all troops serving in Afghanistan, the Middle East and south
Asia--and that the whole site had been blocked.The Army does not treat all news sites the same, though: the Washington Post, which also published stories about NSA programs, has
not been blocked.
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| PapaSmurf | Date: Wednesday, 2013/07/03, 6:44 PM | Message # 2 | DMCA |
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Undoubtedly the silliest and most childish act by our military in recent memory
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