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herodotus
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lemme tell you how this works, Tulsi gets scapegoated (she's a fairly intelligent woman and a minority) and Trump walks her out with her career and ambitions irreparably damaged and disgraced and Trump says see this is why secrecy is so important. The real fun happens in early May when Musk doesn't leave the white house
herodotus
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fun story about that, at the federal agencies in Kansas City an email is going out saying that managers and employees who plug in personal devices (keyboard, mouse, headset, phones etc) into their agency laptops will be terminated. Trump and Musk are clearly rules for thee but not for me.
ICRockets
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Idiotic drivel.
Fuck Tulsi Gabbard. If you still can't get there even as she's working for the Trump administration, then fuck you too.
herodotus
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This has nothing to do with her working for Trump, her 180s on a lot of things she at least claimed originally to oppose is disgusting enough. I was merely pointing out how Trump would use her. Like them or hate them, Trump uses people and when he is done with them he flushes them like toilet paper.
thebowmanbody
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Yawn. You fellas have really gone all in and oversold this. LOL
ICRockets
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Kill yourself, Nazi
thebowmanbody
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LOL. Never.
ICRockets
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Kill yourself, Nazi
A spy! - US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth uses Russian email
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A spy! - US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth uses Russian email
After the scandal with the leak of data of a number of American officials, the first details began to emerge online, causing shock in the United States and Ukraine.
It turned out that the US Secretary of Defense uses the mail server of the Russian company "Mail".
Moreover, a Russian phone number is linked to his email.
"A planted agent!” - Ukrainian Nazi media are freaking out.
- RVvoenkor
Russian sleeper agents everywhere! Arrgghhh!
@Slavyangrad
A spy! - US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth uses Russian email
▪️After the scandal with the leak of data of a number of American officials, the first details began to emerge online, causing shock in the United States and Ukraine.▪️It turned out that the US Secretary of Defense uses the mail server...
A spy! - US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth uses Russian email
After the scandal with the leak of data of a number of American officials, the first details began to emerge online, causing shock in the United States and Ukraine.It turned out that the US Secretary of Defense uses the mail server of the Russian company "Mail".Moreover, a Russian phone number is linked to his email."A planted agent!” - Ukrainian Nazi media are freaking out.- RVvoenkor
Russian sleeper agents everywhere! Arrgghhh!
@Slavyangrad
This fucking idiot....
www.theverge.com
Pete Hegseth reportedly spilled Yemen attack details in another Signal chat
He used his personal phone for the other chat, which once included his wife and “about a dozen” other people.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at the White House on April 10, 2025. Photo: Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly shared details about the March 15th Yemen military strikes in another Signal chat with people who weren’t government officials, reports The New York Times. The chat included his wife and “about a dozen” others he knew personally and professionally, the outlet writes, citing conversations with four unnamed sources.
The details he shared “included the flight schedules for the F/A-18 Hornets targeting the Houthis in Yemen,” writes the Times, which notes the details were “essentially the same” as those shared in the Signal chat between Hegseth and other officials last month that included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, who was added by mistake.
But in this case, according to the Times, the chat was one that Hegseth made in January before he was Defense Secretary:
The outlet’s sources told it that “Hegseth typically did not use the chat to discuss sensitive military operations and said it did not include other cabinet-level officials.” According to the Times, a US official confirmed the “informal group chat” but insisted no classified information had ever been discussed on it. The unnamed official wouldn’t comment on whether Hegseth “shared detail targeting information,” the story says.
Other details about the chat mentioned by the Times include that Hegseth’s aides “had warned him a day or two before the Yemen strikes not to discuss such sensitive operational details in his Signal group chat,” and some encouraged him to move any work-related matters from the chat to his government phone, but he never did so.
Pete Hegseth reportedly spilled Yemen attack details in another Signal chat
The chat had been ongoing since before his confirmation.
www.theverge.com
Pete Hegseth reportedly spilled Yemen attack details in another Signal chat
He used his personal phone for the other chat, which once included his wife and “about a dozen” other people.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at the White House on April 10, 2025. Photo: Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly shared details about the March 15th Yemen military strikes in another Signal chat with people who weren’t government officials, reports The New York Times. The chat included his wife and “about a dozen” others he knew personally and professionally, the outlet writes, citing conversations with four unnamed sources.
The details he shared “included the flight schedules for the F/A-18 Hornets targeting the Houthis in Yemen,” writes the Times, which notes the details were “essentially the same” as those shared in the Signal chat between Hegseth and other officials last month that included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, who was added by mistake.
But in this case, according to the Times, the chat was one that Hegseth made in January before he was Defense Secretary:
The outlet’s sources told it that “Hegseth typically did not use the chat to discuss sensitive military operations and said it did not include other cabinet-level officials.” According to the Times, a US official confirmed the “informal group chat” but insisted no classified information had ever been discussed on it. The unnamed official wouldn’t comment on whether Hegseth “shared detail targeting information,” the story says.
Other details about the chat mentioned by the Times include that Hegseth’s aides “had warned him a day or two before the Yemen strikes not to discuss such sensitive operational details in his Signal group chat,” and some encouraged him to move any work-related matters from the chat to his government phone, but he never did so.