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| One of the Reported Leaked Documents showing key Russian and Ukrainian positions . Many of the "docs" now have blown up with much controversy , of a huge government blunder , putting Biden Administration into a panic mode . A BIG DISTRACTION ! |
The NEWS MEDIA is buzzing around the "leaked Document" saga . WELL folks this is going to explode! REMEMBER my last blog was dealing with America's Failed Foreign Policy . SOON its not going to be how a (1)>>21-year-old U.S. Air Force National Guardsman named Jack Teixeira on suspicion of involvement in the leak. I read on a different source that he just stole the physical documents off of a desk. Like I don’t know what to believe if that is true . They arrested him this morning. I suppose they might have had eyes on him for a while before, but the kid from the server who was interviewed yesterday said law enforcement hadn't contacted him yet, so apparently they were slower than both Bellingcat and the Washington Post. The problem wasn’t with allowing a 21-year old access to the classified info. The problem was how easily such a person was able to abscond with the info without detection. If it hadn’t been posted online, the government would never have even known the info left the base. (2)>>THERE is PROBABLY MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE on this one. (2.1)>>The HUGE ache of highly classified U.S. intelligence reports sheds light on the growing risk of a U.S. conflict with Iran, as well as apparent Israeli efforts to directly involve the U.S. in operations targeting Iranian interests in the Middle East. The documents expose the sensitivity of the geopolitical situation, and how tension between Russia and Israel could escalate dramatically in the context of Russia’s war in Ukraine. (3)>>These documents exposed a huge set of "lies" our government was saying to the American people on one hand , the other fact is how deeply "involved" the U.S. government is through NATO in orchestrating a proxy war in Ukraine to fight Russia . The Pentagon has confirmed that the military documents “appear to contain sensitive and highly classified material”, but the defence department has skirted categorical claims over the authenticity of the documents while repeatedly stressing that at least some have been doctored.A leaked classified US military document suggests that 97 special forces personnel from NATO countries were active in Ukraine during February and March of this year. One thing I can't figure out is how this low-level punk got his hands on Top-Secret-level documents in the first place, let alone was able to get them out and onto the internet without anyone realizing that he'd taken them. (4)>>Especially after Snowden. And Manning. There's NO way their OpSec can be that bad after all that's happened.Something really doesn't make sense here.The rub is that it really takes a while for the government to figure out what’s going on and mobilize. They have access to so much intel, and not nearly enough people and machines to process it, and even when they do get to finding out the escalation process is slow. Several leaked documents appear to reveal US espionage tactics in relation to the war in Ukraine. (5)>>If proven authentic, they show that the US had been monitoring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s calls with defence and military officials. They also reveal apparent weaknesses in the Ukrainian air defence systems and the size of military battalions.There are many open questions surrounding the leak, including whether all of the documents that have circulated on various social media platforms are authentic as officials scramble to investigate. Many of the documents appear to be intelligence briefing materials on a wide range of subjects, dating back to around early March. They bear a variety of classification marks, from indications that the document was intended for the Five Eyes network involving only the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand to "NOFORN" markings barring sharing abroad and representing a higher level of sensitivity.The US military, right or wrong, puts a level of responsibility on very young people that is hard for civilians to comprehend.It took longer for them to even figure out what they were going to do with a balloon.(6)>>This would be a needle in a haystack in comparison right?? The whole thing is theatre and its being lapped up left right and centre. This guy gets framed as the next Snowden but Anthony fauci is walking around a free man. This country is more worried about perception than truth and integrity. Hopefully sometime in the future our leaders can have some courage to do what is ethical and honest. And the media, and Democrats, and Republicans, and just about everyone in power thinks this justifies the exertion of more surveillance, power, and control over the dirty unwashed masses. If you don’t agree, then you are a traitor, a Russian or Chinese asset, or you hate democracy. The truth will set you free…
NOTES AND COMMENTS: (1)>>21-year-old U.S. Air Force National Guardsman named Jack Teixeira . Jack Teixeira, supposed leaker, has just been arrested. Patsy?Can someone explain to me why the F*** a 20 something year-old had access to the information he leaked? Seems like some higher ups need to be held accountable for this breach.Many people have clearances but few have actual access to true classifieds docs that could hurt the masses, the average person with secret clearances has it because thwy might cross paths one day in their field of duty but it doesn't necessarily means that they are handling clas. Info. I see a lot of people talking about how young he is. But that’s the age of the people who fight our wars. What he did was fucked up, but you can’t just not involve people 21 and under in classified work—that’s a significant portion of the military. NOW Jack would only look at very limited information related to his job. This would NOT give him access to anything and everything marked Secret (this is often a point of misunderstanding with the public). What keeps security status secure, is you can see information only on an 'as needed basis'. The person who let him handle these documents is the person who should be prosecuted. Yeah, and whistleblowing generally has a process about it. Go through chain of command, Inspectors General, Congresspersons, etc. Only then should that information be shared with responsible individuals (read: prominent journalists at respected institutions who are known for their care for information control) for the purpose of forcing a change if it's something one truly believes to be illegal and no motion has been made to resolve the situation. NOW Jack would only look at very limited information related to his job. This would NOT give him access to anything and everything marked Secret (this is often a point of misunderstanding with the public). What keeps security status secure, is you can see information only on an 'as needed basis'. The person who let him handle these documents is the person who should be prosecuted. Yeah, and whistle blowing generally has a process about it. Go through chain of command, Inspectors General, Congresspersons, etc. Only then should that information be shared with responsible individuals (read: prominent journalists at respected institutions who are known for their care for information control) for the purpose of forcing a change if it's something one truly believes to be illegal and no motion has been made to resolve the situation.(2)>>THERE is PROBABLY MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE . I just read a NY Times article that explicitly brought this up."It was not immediately clear if a young Air National Guardsman in his position could have had access to such highly sensitive briefings. Officials within the U.S. government with security clearance often receive such documents through daily emails, one official told The Times, and those emails might then be automatically forwarded to other people." He might not be the only one going down. That's only one small bit of info out of all that was leaked and is the least of concerns for what was leaked.The real issues are the information on Ukrainian military capacity and the information shared by foreign intelligence assets included. Countries are going to be less willing to share secret information if a numb nuts 21 year old in the US can spread it all online. The boots on the ground thing is minor because of the UNKNOWN NUMBER scale of it, mostly in spec ops and advisor roles.Apparently, classified documents from the pentagon on the Ukraine war. Others close to him threatened to release even more if anything was done to him. So I’d imagine this isn’t over yet and there’s more coming.(2.1)>>The HUGE ache of highly classified U.S. intelligence reports. Based on recent reports, approximately 100 documents were leaked online. Many of the documents, which largely appear to be from the Pentagon, are labeled "top secret" and a number were seemingly prepared for Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.Mark Milley and other senior leaders.In the past, intelligence leaks have often been made public via a central hub like WikiLeaks or published by major media outlets, but that's not the case here. Photos of the documents — showing them with folds and on top of magazines — were leaked across various online forums, and at least some appear to have been crudely altered. (3)>>These documents exposed a huge set of "lies" our government was saying to the American people. Because of him we finally know the Truth about the US involvement in Ukraine! Ukraine War is being used to launder money. Their lies are now exposed, they…Because of him we finally know the Truth about the US involvement in Ukraine! Ukraine War is being used to launder money. Their lies are now exposed, they…The leaked documents showed that US President Joe Biden lied when he said, “I will not send American servicemen to fight in Ukraine.” In fact, over 70 US soldiers are deployed in Ukraine, alongside over 100 NATO special forces, according to the document.They also showed that the White House lied when it said, “NATO is not involved” in the conflict, as the documents do not make a distinction between efforts to train and lead Ukrainian forces and the other operations of NATO.While about 60 or so documents have been made public so far, US media outlets indicate they have access to far more. The Washington Post reported Thursday, “The Post also reviewed approximately 300 photos of classified documents, most of which have not been made public.”Actually, the Biden administration might want to call a meeting to get its story straight. Even as the White House press secretary leans on private media to scrub the leaked documents from the internet and the intelligence community vows to leave no gaming chatroom unsurveilled, President Biden insists he's "not concerned about the leak because…there's nothing contemporaneous that I'm aware of that is of great consequence right now."(4)>>Especially after Snowden. And Manning. The administration is now looking at expanding the universe of online sites that intelligence agencies and law enforcement authorities track, the official said. Now after U.S. intelligence agencies failed to spot classified Pentagon documents circulating online for weeks, according to a senior administration official and a congressional official briefed on the matter,Biden administration and security agencies to lean on the media for reporting the contents of the recent intelligence leaks, and to plan expanded internet surveillance to catch inevitable future leakers.another government blunder used as an excuse to tighten the screws on the public in hopes of reducing the fallout from official incompetence. (5)>>If proven authentic, they show that the US had been monitoring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s calls with defence and military officials. The United States has been spying on Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, CNN reported on Sunday, citing secret documents of the Pentagon and the US intelligence community that had been leaked on the Internet.While a source close to Zelensky described the situation as "unsurprising," Ukrainian officials are frustrated about the leak, the TV channel said.According to CNN, in late February, Zelensky "suggested striking Russian deployment locations" in the Rostov Region with the use of drones. Washington fears that Ukraine will use long-range missiles for strikes inside Russia, hence US reluctance to send such weapons to Kiev. The motive behind which remains unknown, has again illustrated the broad reach of U.S. spy agencies, including into the capitals of friendly countries such as Egypt, South Korea, Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates.The subdued response may be the product of a jaded view about the long reach of U.S. spy agencies.According to a source close to Zelensky, Kiev “has already altered some of its military plans” due to the trove of alleged Pentagon files leaked online. The outlet, however, did not clarify what plans have been altered and how drastic these changes are.(6)>>This would be a needle in a haystack in comparison right?? It’s becoming increasingly clear that this kid is a patsy and that the “leaks” are yet another IC op. Every new shiny object that appears is there because somebody wants you to see it. Although you wouldn’t know it by following US media, Ukraine is on the verge of losing the neocon war. One theory is that the purpose of these documents is to prepare the public for the shitshow that will follow. I don’t know and may never know. What I do know is that the conventional wisdom is a smokescreen.It never ceases to amaze me that millions of documents and communiques generated by the deep state automatically become threats to the national security if revealed, and that the rest of us are supposed to automatically recognize that threat. No, I do not accept your definition of the national security or recognize your assessment of the threat to my security, especially after it turns out that you’re protecting yourself from embarrassment rather than the nation from clear and present danger.
