<i>Branch can&#x27;t meet with other senior U.S. intelligence leaders to discuss sensitive operations, or hear updates from his staff about secret missions or projects. It can be a chore just to set foot in colleagues&#x27; offices; in keeping with regulations, they must conduct a sweep beforehand to make sure any classified documents are locked up.</i><p><i>&quot;I have never heard of anything as asinine, bizarre or stupid in all my years,&quot; Norman Polmar, a naval analyst and historian, said in an interview.</i><p>SNAFU&#x2F;FUBAR come to mind.
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