The DoD refuses to release their signed memorandum for record from a former CIA official refuting the allegation that they were a part of a “reverse-engineering program” in the 2009-2010 timeframe.

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1. It’s concerning when transparency is lacking on matters related to government operations, especially when it involves sensitive topics like reverse-engineering programs and national security. The refusal to release the memorandum for record raises questions about accountability and the need for public trust in institutions like the DoD and CIA. It’s essential for the public to have access to information that can either confirm or refute serious allegations. Without proper disclosures, speculation can grow and undermine confidence in these agencies. It would be beneficial for the DoD to clarify the reasons behind their decision and consider the potential impact on public perception.

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