Russia Invades Ukraine 2022

[Soloist]

We knew it was happening. Russia knew it was happening, now that it is public, will the US deny it? And both countries continue to pretend they are not in a proxy war?

[Szdfan]

It’s interesting how our classified documents keep getting “leaked” before the op goes down.

This leak seems to have been for the dumbest reasons: a twenty-one year old IT employee of the National Guard who was trying to impress his gamer buddies on a Discord server and thought that the leaked docs would stay there.

[Soloist]

It’s interesting how our classified documents keep getting “leaked” before the op goes down.

This leak seems to have been for the dumbest reasons: a twenty-one year old IT employee of the National Guard who was trying to impress his gamer buddies on a Discord server and thought that the leaked docs would stay there.

That’s how the leaks happened about Russian and American tanks, sort of

[ken_sylvania]

It’s interesting how our classified documents keep getting “leaked” before the op goes down.

This leak seems to have been for the dumbest reasons: a twenty-one year old IT employee of the National Guard who was trying to impress his gamer buddies on a Discord server and thought that the leaked docs would stay there.

How does a civilian get access to documents like that anyway?

[Szdfan]

It’s interesting how our classified documents keep getting “leaked” before the op goes down.

This leak seems to have been for the dumbest reasons: a twenty-one year old IT employee of the National Guard who was trying to impress his gamer buddies on a Discord server and thought that the leaked docs would stay there.

How does a civilian get access to documents like that anyway?

Here’s what I understand about this case. This guy, Jack Teixeira, worked in the IT Department of the intelligence mission of the Massachusetts Air National Guard. He was not a civilian, but was an Airman First Class. He had security clearance because he needed access to servers with classified information in order to do his job.

And then he went and did something incredibly stupid…

[ken_sylvania]

This leak seems to have been for the dumbest reasons: a twenty-one year old IT employee of the National Guard who was trying to impress his gamer buddies on a Discord server and thought that the leaked docs would stay there.

How does a civilian get access to documents like that anyway?

Here’s what I understand about this case. This guy, Jack Teixeira, worked in the IT Department of the intelligence mission of the Massachusetts Air National Guard. He was not a civilian, but was an Airman First Class. He had security clearance because he needed access to servers with classified information in order to do his job.

And then he went and did something incredibly stupid…

How is he military if he's Massachusetts Air National Guard?

[Soloist]

How is he military if he's Massachusetts Air National Guard?

Air National guard as laughable as it is, is still a branch of the military. They get to sit in comfy chairs on the weekend.

[ken_sylvania]

How is he military if he's Massachusetts Air National Guard?

Air National guard as laughable as it is, is still a branch of the military. They get to sit in comfy chairs on the weekend.

Nah, Ken says that National Guard is a civilian militia.

[Soloist]

Nah, Ken says that National Guard is a civilian militia.

Respectfully, Ken, Ken doesn’t know what he is talking about.

[ken_sylvania]

Nah, Ken says that National Guard is a civilian militia.

Respectfully, Ken, Ken doesn’t know what he is talking about.

With all due respect, huh?