The Intel Leaks Thread

[AirVol]

I don't know, but how is that relevant?

Hunters done much worse, this kid did us a favor but he gets arrested. It’s BS.

 

[volfanhill]

More like seventy years of the US military getting run out of Korea ,Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

I want you to pause, look at your initial post about faith in military dropping, and then think about why what you just said is stupid

 

[VolStrom]

Those mf’s are smarter than us. Our brass are appointed idiots.

Good point, I've seen Milley on TV, my nut sack has more brains than that idiot.

 

[85SugarVol]

I don't know, but how is that relevant?

He’s guilty as sin. But it’s not relevant here.

 

[clarksvol00]

Hunters done much worse, this kid did us a favor but he gets arrested. It’s BS.

But hunter biden?

Edit: did he actually leak the info or is it a govt engineered conspiracy to set him up? Do you have a non-hunter Biden answer? ... because I'm still trying to figure out what the talking point is.

 

[franklinpence]

Let’s leak top secret documents on Discord. Yeah… should be fine

What did Dormandy do this time?

 

[clarksvol00]

He’s guilty as sin. But it’s not relevant here.

He may or may not be, but VN is worse than ever with the "but somebody else" dumbassery.

 

[LittleVol]

It only shows how bad off the US military is when the best example of US military might is its "success" against the Iraqi army.

We get it dude. YOU don't like how America is right now, so for some dumb reason you want us to be "taught a lesson" .

Well there's no country OR faction strong enough to do that. For China We've built a future version of themselves right on their doorstep in Taiwan. And yes...we totally wanted Putin to invade Ukraine.

We're the only country to have used nukes against another country. Think about that for a second.

I'm as red blood American as can be, but I will also say that no other 1st world country is as cold-blooded as the United States of America. The autocracies of the world need to be put down once and for all.

 

[85SugarVol]

He may or may not be, but VN is worse than ever with the "but somebody else" dumbassery.

There’s a boatload of it coming from both sides.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

No i don't.

Even if Nuclear Weapons didn't exist. (in Which ours are stronger and more sophisticated).

We still would beat them 1 on 1. Even in their own land.
However, the reality is they will have to deal with Australia, Philippines, Japan, and Taiwan as well.

The United States is doing this on purpose. We are trying to provoke them to war, so that Asia will be run by the United States.

You sound like you just might be a descendant of George Armstrong Custer.

 

[LittleVol]

You sound like you just might be a descendant of George Armstrong Custer.

For the most part he was a good soldier.

Regardless, my personality type is of a healthy Julius Ceasar and Adolf Hitler according to Meyers Briggs.
When their minds became unhealthy, was when they began to unravel.

Germany should be the world power right now, not the US. But Hitler overreached.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Arrest of classified documents leak suspect Jack Teixeira met with outrage: 'Incompetence is stunning'

The arrest of a 21-year-old Air National Guardsman in connection to classified documents that have been leaked online in recent months has been met with outrage as critics wonder how a young man could have such high-level access to national security information.

"It is treason," former Bush 43 chief speechwriter Marc Thiessen told "The Story" on Thursday, "The idea that a 21-year-old kid can expose sources and methods of how we spy, how we have penetrated the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, because apparently we've exposed the fact we know they have a new hypersonic missile that can reach the United States, that they exposed our penetration of the Russian Defense Ministry, that could affect the war in Ukraine. I mean, the incompetence is stunning."

Arrest of classified documents leak suspect Jack Teixeira met with outrage: 'Incompetence is stunning'

 

[clarksvol00]

Arrest of classified documents leak suspect Jack Teixeira met with outrage: 'Incompetence is stunning'

The arrest of a 21-year-old Air National Guardsman in connection to classified documents that have been leaked online in recent months has been met with outrage as critics wonder how a young man could have such high-level access to national security information.

"It is treason," former Bush 43 chief speechwriter Marc Thiessen told "The Story" on Thursday, "The idea that a 21-year-old kid can expose sources and methods of how we spy, how we have penetrated the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, because apparently we've exposed the fact we know they have a new hypersonic missile that can reach the United States, that they exposed our penetration of the Russian Defense Ministry, that could affect the war in Ukraine. I mean, the incompetence is stunning."

Arrest of classified documents leak suspect Jack Teixeira met with outrage: 'Incompetence is stunning'

Can it be government incompetence if it's a government engineered conspiracy? I'm just not sure how this works.

 

[butchna]

Let’s leak top secret documents on Discord. Yeah… should be fine

Meh. Bradley Manning leaked 750,000 classified documents to the degree he was eligible for the death penalty, sentenced to 35 years in prison, embraced prison to the tune of fully transitioning to female and got commuted free after 7 years by Obama. We know her by Chelsea now.

 

[Christian Lowe]

Meh. Bradley Manning leaked 750,000 classified documents to the degree he was eligible for the death penalty, sentenced to 35 years in prison, embraced prison to the tune of fully transitioning to female and got commuted free after 7 years by Obama. We know her by Chelsea now.

The secret to getting out of jail free is transing yourself. You’ll either get off Scott free, never be charged in the first place, or at the very least be put in a women’s prison.

 

[Vol423]

Link?

Also, curious as to how you or your source even knows what documents he had, much less where they were found.

Sorry. If your head is buried so far up Biden’s a$$ that you haven’t seen all these stories, you can find somebody else to help you with the extraction process.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

He may or may not be, but VN is worse than ever with the "but somebody else" dumbassery.

Sort of like you guys with your but Trump whenever someone criticizes your saviors Obama and Biden.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Link?

Also, curious as to how you or your source even knows what documents he had, much less where they were found.

Good grief dude. We get it. Your cult leader can do no wrong right? Are you seriously this blind?

 

[Carl Pickens]

Lol that’s me. Joined this site while I was there actually. Right around the time Bin Laden died

I remembered somebody catching coffee boy grief but wasn’t sure it was you…. It was all in fun

 

[AM64]

Here are a couple of articles that do a fair job listing things. I HATE citing Al Jazeera; however, they seem to go a little deeper than the New York outfit. I saw on a news show that the info dealing with China meant that our asset had to be very deeply placed in the government/military. The articles speak for themselves about the level to which we had infiltrated the Russian Military. There is also a lot of other things that would not put lives in danger as the other info would. Please keep in mind, they have no idea if this is all that was put out by Teixeira. I hope this helps.

Leaked Pentagon Documents: What We Know

Leaked Pentagon documents: What are the major takeaways?.

The amazing part has always been the fact that the press pick up the ball and spread the leaked information. Sensationalize the leak, defame the leaker, and spread the damage. Pretty incredible what they'll do for a buck. I guess you could say they are as criminal as the leaker because they pick up the ball and run it for him by spreading the information even wider than he might ever have hoped. Seems like they would be guilty of trafficking in stolen goods since they are disseminating stolen information which they know full well they have no right to possess ... and they are doing it for profit.

 

[AM64]

Teixeira was a “cyber transport systems specialist,” essentially an IT specialist responsible for military communications networks, including their cabling and hubs. In that role Teixeira would have had a higher level of security clearance because he would have also been tasked with responsibility for ensuring protection for the networks, a defense official told the Associated Press, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

The Post adds that that Teixeira had access to the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System, an internal Defense Department hub for top secret information, according a U.S. official.

So just a dumb thought. Why aren't the documents encrypted with only the appropriate people having the keys? There's no reason an IT guy handling network traffic should be able to read transmitted data that should have been encrypted in the first place.

 

[AM64]

Not a flex at all. Just means I’ve seen a decent amount of classified material working in a command post. Most of it could’ve been declassified without harm.

Your entire goal here has been to follow me to the bathroom with a ruler. Pretending I never had a clearance because I couldn’t remember something from 11 years ago, claiming my job must not have contact with nuclear info (hilarious given the nature of the command post), etc.

You’ve basically been trying to tap my foot under the bathroom stall

Your opinion ... and perhaps you are right. The point is you didn't decided the material should be classified or know the reason it was classified. Sometimes it's not what but the how and why that matters.

 

[AM64]

He has to have the clearance level to have access to networks he’s supporting. But that alone doesn’t grant right to know. I’m gonna guess a lot more heads are going to roll privately on people that didn’t protect info when the IT weenie was around unless the IT weenie purposely took advantage of access to get info he had no need to know.

The documents could be encrypted so that someone handling the network might have access but not be able to read the files. This is just an extremely sloppy system if a hacker or IT guy can access files and they are then available for the reading. Seems incredibly stupid for any "intelligence" agency.

 

[JFreak]

The documents could be encrypted so that someone handling the network might have access but not be able to read the files. This is just an extremely sloppy system if a hacker or IT guy can access files and they are then available for the reading. Seems incredibly stupid for any "intelligence" agency.

How would you propose personnel with need to know access the encrypted files?

 

[AM64]

How would you propose personnel with need to know access the encrypted files?

With a key - whether something like the one used on a CAC card or a typed in password. We have email encryption that might not keep someone from obtaining the encrypted document, but it does prevent them from reading it. There are programs available to encrypt files, directories, and entire drives; one or more people can have the password. Encryption has been one of the best safeguards for transmitting classified information since forever. There's simply no reason an IT guy should be able to read anything that goes back and forth on a network. For lack of a better means many years ago, I simply zipped files with a password so that contractors or others with network access couldn't read what I considered sensitive information that wasn't their business.