Good grief, how about we wait until an investigation.
‘Amateur hour’: Washington aghast at Trump administration's war plan group chat
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Good grief, how about we wait until an investigation.
TimFitz
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You mean we really should just stack it up in an unlocked bathroom with a chandlier!
I'm not going to excuse them, since the subject they were discussing should have been a top secret, but there is this:
"Biden administration officials also routinely used it to discuss logistical planning for meetings and at times to communicate with foreign counterparts."
"Biden administration officials also routinely used it to discuss logistical planning for meetings and at times to communicate with foreign counterparts."
Wild Bill Kelsoe
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Is that the same guy that said Trump needs "bullet in his head"?
No, that’s a Republican from the normie days. Now he’s Trump’s biggest nightmare with a story about an intelligence breach that would make Hillary’s email server blush!
Wild Bill Kelsoe
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He's a Trump hater, who covered for a pedofile.
I thought Trump was doing that. Where are the Epstein Files?
Of course the loser Rick Wilson would jump to the opportunity to create one of his little videos.
The truth is the truth.
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For those who have served a day in uniform (Felon47 comes to mind) FUBAR stands "**** UP BEYOND RECGONITION". Hegseth needs to resign and then arrested.
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Interesting perspective here....
The important thing is that, unlike Hegseth, Vance, Gabbard et al., Goldberg didn’t reveal any sensitive information to anyone not cleared.
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He may have, if he had believed the chat was legit. He didn't know for sure until it already happened.
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Shouldn't have happened and yes, people need to be held accountable for this. Pat Ryan however needs to cool it with the grandstanding because I didn't see any level of outrage from him during the last 2 years he was in office.
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I am skeptical that any classified material was actually shared.
They acknowledged they were on unclassified Signal app...
"At 8:05 a.m. on Friday, March 14, “Michael Waltz” texted the group: “Team, you should have a statement of conclusions with taskings per the Presidents guidance this morning in your high side inboxes.” (High side, in government parlance, refers to classified computer and communications systems.)"
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Original Atlantic Article - paywall removed
They acknowledged they were on unclassified Signal app...
"At 8:05 a.m. on Friday, March 14, “Michael Waltz” texted the group: “Team, you should have a statement of conclusions with taskings per the Presidents guidance this morning in your high side inboxes.” (High side, in government parlance, refers to classified computer and communications systems.)"
Source:
Original Atlantic Article - paywall removed
He may have, but the administration figures DID! Why isn’t that of more concern? I’m sure it wasn’t the first time.
Wild Bill Kelsoe
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Arrested for what?...lol
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It is of serious concern if there is some truth to the reporting.
I am not likely to believe Goddard's reporting until verified.
Mission was a success, no classified info leaked (perhaps), Europe gets a strong message about US military protecting them. Could be an intentional leak.
If it's accidental, it's a big deal. Not in this case, but the generic implications are huge.
It probably does not surprise anyone that government officials use encrypted commercial apps like Signal. That's probably because they work great and are less cumbersome than any app created by the government. Need to get Musk on that, pronto.
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Walz Future In Doubt Following Accidental War Plan Leak.
The stunning revelation that top administration officials accidentally included a reporter in a group chat discussing war plans triggered furious discussion inside the White House that national security adviser Mike Waltz may need to be forced out.
Nothing is decided yet, and White House officials cautioned that President Donald Trump would ultimately make the decision over the next day or two as he watches coverage of the embarrassing episode.
A senior administration official told POLITICO on Monday afternoon that they are involved in multiple text threads with other administration staffers on what to do with Waltz, following the bombshell report that the top aide inadvertently included Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg in a private chat discussing a military strike on Houthis.
The stunning revelation that top administration officials accidentally included a reporter in a group chat discussing war plans triggered furious discussion inside the White House that national security adviser Mike Waltz may need to be forced out.
Nothing is decided yet, and White House officials cautioned that President Donald Trump would ultimately make the decision over the next day or two as he watches coverage of the embarrassing episode.
A senior administration official told POLITICO on Monday afternoon that they are involved in multiple text threads with other administration staffers on what to do with Waltz, following the bombshell report that the top aide inadvertently included Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg in a private chat discussing a military strike on Houthis.
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