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It's Not Academic
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:47 am EST, Feb 26, 2006

On the subject of documentation about Iraqi WMD:

How is it possible to make sense out of what is essentially an unruly and only loosely cataloged mass of data? And, how long would such a project take?

The reliance on the law-enforcement approach to digital media exploitation; the implementation of user-friendly forensics applications for use by non-experts, the insistence on following well-accepted approaches designed to withstand judicial scrutiny; and the focus on a single item or small collection of items easily attributed to a single user, are the primary reasons why we've not been able to uncover the full extent of what might be sitting right in front of us.

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