Senate Staffers Ordered To Ignore NSA Documents
See no evil ...
The Senate Security Office sent an email around the Hill Friday afternoon asking Senate employees and contractors to try to ignore the fact that top-secret, highly-classified documents are now floating around the Web freely (and, in the case of a terribly designed NSA Powerpoint, getting facelifts.) The email asks security managers to remind Senate employees and contractors that the documents are still technically classified and should be treated as if millions of people haven't already read them.
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So not only are they pretending to lock the barn door after the horses have escaped, they are still bringing food in. I wonder how they will simulate shoveling shit out?