The Washington Post published a 178-page classified budget document on August 29, 2013, provided by Edward Snowden, breaking down the $52.6 billion fiscal year 2013 intelligence budget agency by agency and program.
2013-08-29 → 2013-08-30
Washington Post published a 178-page classified budget document on August 29, 2013, provided by Edward Snowden, breaking down the $52.6 billion fiscal year 2013 intelligence budget agency by agency and program FY 2013 Intelligence Budget Justification
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- The Washington Post published a 178-page classified budget document on August 29, 2013, provided by Edward Snowden, breaking down the $52.6 billion fiscal year…
On August 29, 2013, the Washington Post published a real, 178-page classified budget document, provided by Edward Snowden, breaking down the $52.6 billion fiscal year 2013 intelligence budget agency by agency and, in places, program by program.
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Origin: extracted from The Only Time in History the Real US Intelligence Black Budget Became Public · 2026-09-15 01:31