A former senior US national security chief has claimed senior White House officials and even US Presidents are kept in the DARK about sensitive subjects. "I recall instances when White House officials sought briefings on highly compartmented Department of Defense (DoD) programs and were flatly refused."
From The Express:
Christopher Mellon claims Hillary Clinton's bid to crack open the country's alleged secret database of UFO intelligence reports and draw out the truth about the mysterious military base Area 51 in Nevada, will hit a brick wall even if she does become the next president.
Mr Mellon was asked if he thought she would route out any "information on classified government programs involving UFOs."
But he said that even for Presidents information was on a "need to know basis", particularly around new weapons.
He said: "I recall instances when White House officials sought briefings on highly compartmented Department of Defense (DoD) programs and were flatly refused.
"Access to such programs is on a need to know basis. In general, nobody outside DoD, including the Secretary of State, is deemed to have a need to know.
"Officials like John Podesta and Secretary Clinton can easily serve for years in senior positions and be avid consumers of classified intelligence analysis but never obtain access to DoD’s compartmented programs, which mostly relate to new weapons systems.
"Information about such programs rarely leaks because it doesn’t circulate, unlike the constant stream of leaked information regarding classified intelligence activities."
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Mr Mellon was asked if he thought she would route out any "information on classified government programs involving UFOs."
But he said that even for Presidents information was on a "need to know basis", particularly around new weapons.
He said: "I recall instances when White House officials sought briefings on highly compartmented Department of Defense (DoD) programs and were flatly refused.
"Access to such programs is on a need to know basis. In general, nobody outside DoD, including the Secretary of State, is deemed to have a need to know.
"Officials like John Podesta and Secretary Clinton can easily serve for years in senior positions and be avid consumers of classified intelligence analysis but never obtain access to DoD’s compartmented programs, which mostly relate to new weapons systems.
"Information about such programs rarely leaks because it doesn’t circulate, unlike the constant stream of leaked information regarding classified intelligence activities."
You can read more here.
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