The US Military, Like the Rest of the Government, Universities, and Corporate America Is a Lie Machine. Why do people join a lie machine or work for one or attend a university that brainwashes them?
The only reason for classification is so the government can commit crimes and lie to the people.
By Ian DeMartino: The
"Discord Leak" caused embarrassment for the US intelligence community.
It showed that US internal evaluations of Ukrainian military
capabilities were much lower than what was stated publicly, including
that its much-hyped spring/summer counteroffensive would fall well short
of its goals.
Background:
Teixeira is accused of leaking Pentagon documents on a Discord server
he ran. The documents allegedly leaked by Teixeira included the US’
internal evaluations of Ukraine’s military capabilities, China’s
development of spy drones, conflicts in the Middle East and North
Korea’s nuclear weapons development programs.
He
was arrested in April and faces six felony charges for the willful
retention and transmission of classified information related to national
defense. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
Five Important Points:
The investigation found that there was no evidence that Teixeira’s unit leadership was aware of the alleged leaks.
It
listed several “indirect factors” that allowed the leak to happen:
failure to inspect areas under command, inconsistent guidance for
reporting security incidents, inconsistent definitions of the
“need-to-know” concept and a lack of supervision on oversight and night
shift operations.
The
investigation further found that the unit’s leadership was not
“vigilant” in overseeing the actions of the soldiers under their command
and did not prioritize mission security and “failed to take proper
action after becoming aware of his intelligence-seeking activities.”
The
military punished 15 personnel in relation to the leak, with actions
ranging from relieving personnel from their positions, including command
positions, to non-judicial punishment under Article 15 of the Uniform
Code of Military Justice.
Teixeira’s
former unit, the 102nd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Group was taken off its mission in the wake of the alleged leak. It
remains active in other organizations within the US Air Force.
The
US Air Force has updated its policies related to classified access and
need-to-know policies. No trial date has been set yet for Teixeira, who
has pleaded not guilty.
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