There exists a famous Franco-Belgian comic series called "Clifton" (originally "Colonel Clifton") created by Raymond Macherot and later continued by Turk & De Groot, Bob de Groot, and others. The series follows a bumbling, tea-drinking British colonel in MI5. It ran for decades.
A private intelligence firm releases a weekly digest. "Clifton" is the client pseudonym. 01-19 is the week of reporting. -c- is the confidential classification. The report is distributed as a .cbr file to prevent text scraping. "NLT-Release" indicates the file self-destructs or is revoked after 72 hours. Clifton 01-19 -c- CBR NLT-Release
When we assemble the pieces, Clifton 01-19 -c- CBR NLT-Release decodes to: There exists a famous Franco-Belgian comic series called
Project Clifton, January 2019 dataset, Revision C, packaged as a Comic Book Archive (scanned image sequence), approved for release under a strict No-Later-Than deadline. Project Clifton, January 2019 dataset, Revision C, packaged
A FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request yields documents from Operation Clifton. The documents are dated January 2019. The third set of releases (-c-) is scanned into CBR format. The "NLT-Release" stamp indicates that while released now, certain pages must be redacted or reclassified by a specific "No Later Than" date pending a new administration review.