These people are so incompetent

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Fortunately nothing critical was leaked, but good gosh the sheer incompetence of these people is mindboggling.

Documents related to the ridiculous "summit" were found abandoned on a public hotel printer in Alaska.

Again, nothing earth shattering or even sensitive, but the total lack of understanding for security protocols just blows my mind.

https://www.npr.org/2025/08/16/nx-s1-5504196/trump-putin-summit-documents-left-behind

NPR won’t be around much longer. Enjoy the spin while you can.

 

[Winco]

Yeah. Its like, storing top secret information next to your corvette, or something.

Yup......dumbfucks

Printer
Corvette
ML Bathroom.

All Major Screwups.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

NPR for all the RWNJ attacks on it has one of the most impeccable reputations for telling the truth of any media outlet.

Yes! Remember how impeccable NPR was with the laptop, Russian collusion hoax and the best *Joe ever.

 

[Billiejeens]

Facts are never your friends!

Wrong

 

[Orangecat]

the total lack of understanding for security protocols just blows my mind.

A nothingburger blows Crepitus' mind. Must be a pretty fragile mind.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Yeah. Its like, storing top secret information next to your corvette, or something.

 

[ThisIsMe]

Fortunately nothing critical was leaked, but good gosh the sheer incompetence of these people is mindboggling.

Documents related to the ridiculous "summit" were found abandoned on a public hotel printer in Alaska.

Again, nothing earth shattering or even sensitive, but the total lack of understanding for security protocols just blows my mind.

https://www.npr.org/2025/08/16/nx-s1-5504196/trump-putin-summit-documents-left-behind

Whew! At least they didnt find the real incriminating stuff!

Close call!

 

[frigidweirdo]

State department papers left behind on Alaska hotel printer reveal sensitive Trump-Putin summit details

Pages found at Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage before high-stakes meeting between two global leaders

uk.yahoo.com

"Tommy Pigott, the State Department Principal Deputy Spokesperson, told The Independent in a statement: “Instead of covering the historic steps towards peace achieved at Friday’s summit, NPR is trying to make a story out of a lunch menu. Ridiculous.""

The topic here is that "U.S. State Department documents containing sensitive government information were discovered on a public printer at an Alaska hotel, two hours before a high-stakes summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin."

So, Trump and his minions claim it's about a lunch menu. But it seems that it's more about the Trump govt's inability to keep confidential information, which could potentially be a security threat to the president too, out of the hands of the public.

But this is Trump who wanted, supposedly, lock up Hillary for using a private server.

So in 2016 everyone should talk about such things, now nobody should.

Typical Trump.

 

[excalibur]

How much talk was there over this?

President Bill Clinton Lost Nuclear Codes While in Office, New Book Claims

According to a new book by the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Hugh Shelton, President Bill Clinton lost the so-called "biscuit," the card carrying the nuclear codes, for months during his presidency.

abcnews.go.com

 

[excalibur]

Or this?

Thread 'Biden Lost Code Books in 2010 - Top Secret, codeword book went missing in 2010'

Feb 9, 2024

From Special Counsel Hur's tome.

IOW, Biden has been a security risk for decades.

https://www.justice.gov/storage/report-from-special-counsel-robert-k-hur-february-2024.pdf

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[theHawk]

State department papers left behind on Alaska hotel printer reveal sensitive Trump-Putin summit details

Pages found at Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage before high-stakes meeting between two global leaders

uk.yahoo.com

"Tommy Pigott, the State Department Principal Deputy Spokesperson, told The Independent in a statement: “Instead of covering the historic steps towards peace achieved at Friday’s summit, NPR is trying to make a story out of a lunch menu. Ridiculous.""

The topic here is that "U.S. State Department documents containing sensitive government information were discovered on a public printer at an Alaska hotel, two hours before a high-stakes summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin."

So, Trump and his minions claim it's about a lunch menu. But it seems that it's more about the Trump govt's inability to keep confidential information, which could potentially be a security threat to the president too, out of the hands of the public.

But this is Trump who wanted, supposedly, lock up Hillary for using a private server.

So in 2016 everyone should talk about such things, now nobody should.

Typical Trump.

Oh no! Lunch menus and some government phone numbers!

The sky is falling!


ReeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEE! Drumpffffff!!!!!

 

[struth]

NPR is so sad, you can click the link without them begging for money

 

[Mac1958]

Fortunately nothing critical was leaked, but good gosh the sheer incompetence of these people is mindboggling.

Documents related to the ridiculous "summit" were found abandoned on a public hotel printer in Alaska.

Again, nothing earth shattering or even sensitive, but the total lack of understanding for security protocols just blows my mind.

We're being "led" by inexperienced, overwhelmed, mal-informed, underqualified, unserious people. The most critical areas of our federal apparatus are in chaos.

We're now unmoored, like a massive tornado on the world's stage. The whole world sees it. And they're stuck with us, until they can finally detach and leave us isolated at some point. The sooner the better.

This particular example, and many other examples, should be teaching us something, but I suspect it isn't.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

if it happened somebody need to be held accountable .. if it happened .. NPR ..

Not a chance.

Not in Trump's regime.

Trump defends Pete Hegseth after new reporting on a ...​

NBC News
https://www.nbcnews.com › politics › live-blog › trump...
Apr 21, 2025 — Hegseth blamed the story on "disgruntled former employees" and attacked the media for covering it.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Oh no! Lunch menus and some government phone numbers!

The sky is falling!


ReeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEE! Drumpffffff!!!!!

"containing a schedule, several phone numbers of government employees,"

A schedule that could be used in an assassination attempt. No, nobody would try and kill Trump, would they?

The point being, were it Biden, you'd be saying this is reason for him to resign.

 

[Harry Dresden]

The excuses for Trump never stop.

as did your excuses for harris....

 

[Crepitus]

We're being "led" by inexperienced, overwhelmed, mal-informed, underqualified, unserious people. The most critical areas of our federal apparatus are in chaos.

We're now unmoored, like a massive tornado on the world's stage. The whole world sees it. And they're stuck with us, until they can finally detach and leave us isolated at some point. The sooner the better.

This particular example, and many other examples, should be teaching us something, but I suspect it isn't.

It's not. Just look at all the tRumplings deliberately missing the point in this thread.

I said up front that the content of the papers wasn't the issue, but that's what they are all choosing to focus on.

 

[0311]

NPR for all the RWNJ attacks on it has one of the most impeccable reputations for telling the truth of any media outlet.

That's problem for ReNaziKLans, they hate the truth.

 

[TimFitz]

NPR won’t be around much longer. Enjoy the spin while you can.

Facts aren’t spin.

Although you would not know. Propoganda and tabloids are your idea of news.

 

[theHawk]

"containing a schedule, several phone numbers of government employees,"

A schedule that could be used in an assassination attempt. No, nobody would try and kill Trump, would they?

The point being, were it Biden, you'd be saying this is reason for him to resign.

Of low ranking government employees?

Yea okay.