Passing on relevant intelligence is not actively disrupting the operations of an opponent. Do you agree?
Jack Reed: “Passing on relevant intelligence is not actively disrupting the operations of an opponent. Do you agree?”
On the recordFebruary 12, 2018
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Highlighting the difference between sharing intelligence and taking action against threats.
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