Almost anything on a general's computer can be considered classified.
At some point the FBI should watch carefully, while advising judiciously, when they find out a key
general in our nation's security compound is having an affair.
If they determine nothing is compromised, they themselves compromise him by reporting someone
besides his wife knows what sort of toothpaste he uses, and how often he gets replenishes its supply.
Even the FBI has to exercise some judgement when setting up a boundary between national security
held up to scrutiny because something threatening is happening to our country, and national security held up to scrutiny because an unhappy lover has leaked maybe a less than devoted feeling of romantic slight.
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