Russia says U.S. intelligence leaks may be fake, part of hybrid war against it

[Anler]

 

[Anler]

Even the corporate media can't cover this shit up. 

[Ez ryder]

https://www.euronews.com/2023/04/12/western-special-forces-on-the-ground-in-ukraine-shows-leak

[ArcticCrusher]

So are we up to speed now?

Are the docs real or fake?

This is your MSM media, always last to deliver the truth.

[ArcticCrusher]

11 hours ago, Anler said:

Even the corporate media can't cover this shit up. 

But they tried and the sheep went to bat for them.

[Anler]

26 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

But they tried and the sheep went to bat for them.

I wonder what other lies they will have to accept? 

[ArcticCrusher]

3 minutes ago, Anler said:

I wonder what other lies they will have to accept? 

Your entire MSM is a propaganda arm for the Dems.  The real news is with the independants.  

John Kirby just told the American public their was no chaos from the Afgan withdrawal.

How many idiots believe that.

[spin_dry]

Look mama. They’re talking to each other. 

Edited April 13, 2023 by spin_dry

[Jimmy Snacks]

1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Your entire MSM is a propaganda arm for the Dems.  The real news is with the independants.  

John Kirby just told the American public their was no chaos from the Afgan withdrawal.

How many idiots believe that.

I just did a quick search on Youtube and their all kinds of clips where the media is grilling Kirby over the withdrawal and not just the “indpendents” as you call them.

[ArcticCrusher]

8 minutes ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

I just did a quick search on Youtube and their all kinds of clips where the media is grilling Kirby over the withdrawal and not just the “indpendents” as you call them.

How wonderful, nobody could possibly be that dumb to believe Kirby, but you would be surprised.

Your entire MSM is state propaganda for the administrative state if you haven't figured it out yet. 

Now NPR and PBS are crying the blues cause they got labeled as such.  

Just a recap again, here is PBS running an open propaganda to deflect the Hunter Biden laptop story from the American public by knowing lying calling it Russian disinformation.  This is what is called high treason against a sitting president.  Maybe someday you and the rest of the retards will get it, but it certainly won't be today.

Even Musk acknowledges this is state propaganda, welcome to Orwell's 1984.

 

[Anler]

17 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

How wonderful, nobody could possibly be that dumb to believe Kirby, but you would be surprised.

Your entire MSM is state propaganda for the administrative state if you haven't figured it out yet. 

Now NPR and PBS are crying the blues cause they got labeled as such.  

Just a recap again, here is PBS running an open propaganda to deflect the Hunter Biden laptop story from the American public by knowing lying calling it Russian disinformation.  This is what is called high treason against a sitting president.  Maybe someday you and the rest of the retards will get it, but it certainly won't be today.

Even Musk acknowledges this is state propaganda, welcome to Orwell's 1984.

 

The corps that own the msm also own our state dept and both parties. Why do you think we are in all of these wars? Hint, it isn't about democracy. 

[Jimmy Snacks]

24 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

How wonderful, nobody could possibly be that dumb to believe Kirby, but you would be surprised.

Your entire MSM is state propaganda for the administrative state if you haven't figured it out yet. 

Now NPR and PBS are crying the blues cause they got labeled as such.  

Just a recap again, here is PBS running an open propaganda to deflect the Hunter Biden laptop story from the American public by knowing lying calling it Russian disinformation.  This is what is called high treason against a sitting president.  Maybe someday you and the rest of the retards will get it, but it certainly won't be today.

Even Musk acknowledges this is state propaganda, welcome to Orwell's 1984.

 

You said the MSM is an arm of the Democrats  which is weird because you insist constantly that we have an uniparty. Second you claimed Kirby lied and the MSM is covering for him yet there is proof that they were questioning him as hard as the “independents”. Now you are calling it the administrative state and posting tweets from Elon Musk. Your brain is a mish  mash of tweets, deflections and contradictions. 

Edited April 13, 2023 by Jimmy Snacks

[spin_dry]

14 hours ago, f7ben said:

It’s deathcon 5 duh 

Dummy. 2 in a row. One follows the other. dummy cluster 

Edited April 13, 2023 by spin_dry

[XCR1250]

FBI agents swarm Massachusetts home in document leak probe

ERIC TUCKER

Updated April 13, 2023, 2:37 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Leaked Documents Investigation

In this image taken from video, police block a road in North Dighton, Mass., Thursday, April 13, 2023. The FBI wants to question a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said. (AP Photo/Michelle R. Smith)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents converged Thursday at the Massachusetts home of a member of that state's Air National Guard who has emerged as a main person of interest in the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said Thursday.

Investigators believe that the guardsman, who specializes in intelligence, led the chat group where the documents were posted, according to the two people, who were not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press.

They identified the guardsman as 21-year-old Jack Teixeira.

It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer who could speak on his behalf, and a phone message left at a number believed to belong to his mother was not immediately returned. Law enforcement officials roped off the street near the home. The New York Times, which first identified Teixeira o Thursday, said that a man who had been standing outside the Teixeira home earlier said that “he needs to get an attorney if things are flowing the way they are going right now. The Feds will be around soon, I'm sure.”

The emergence of Teixeira as the apparent primary suspect is bound to raise questions about how the highest-profile intelligence leak in years, one that continues to unfold with almost daily revelations of highly classified documents, could have been caused by such a young, low-ranking service member.

The Biden administration has scrambled for days to contain the fallout from the leaked information, which has publicized potential vulnerabilities in Ukraine’s air defense capabilities and exposed private assessments by allies on an array of intelligence matters.

The National Guard did not confirm his identity but said in a statement that, “We are aware of the investigation into the alleged role a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman may have played in the recent leak of highly-classified documents.”

Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, the Pentagon spokesman, referred all questions about the case to the Justice Department. But he said: “We have rules in place. Each of us signs a nondisclosure agreement. This is a criminal act, a willful violation of those."

The Biden administration has been working to assess the diplomatic and national security consequences of the leaked documents since they were first reported last week. A top Pentagon spokesman told reporters earlier this week that the disclosures present a “very serious risk to national security,” and the Justice Department opened an investigation to identify the person responsible.

“We're getting close,” President Joe Biden told reporters in Ireland on Thursday. He said that though he was concerned that sensitive government documents had been disclosed, "there’s nothing contemporaneous that I’m aware of that is of great consequence.”

 

The Justice Department declined to comment Thursday.

It’s possible the leak may have started on a site called Discord, a social media platform popular with people playing online games. The Discord site hosts real-time voice, video and text chats for groups and describes itself as a place “where you can belong to a school club, a gaming group, or a worldwide art community.”

In one of those forums, originally created to talk about a range of topics, members would debate the war in Ukraine. According to one member of the chat, an unidentified poster shared documents that the poster claimed were classified, first typing them out with the poster’s own thoughts, then, as of a few months ago, uploading images of folded papers.

Discord has said it was cooperating with law enforcement.

There are only a few ways the classified information that was leaked could have been accessed, which may provide critical clues as to who is responsible. Typically in classified briefings, as with the slides that were placed on Discord, the information is shared electronically.

That is done either through secure computer terminals where users gain access based on their credentials or through tablets that are distributed for briefings and collected afterward. If the slides need to be printed out instead, they can only be sent to secured printers that are able to handle classified documents — and that keep a digital record of everyone who has requested a printout.

It’s those digital clues like the record of printouts that may help investigators hone in on who took the documents. In most of the photographs of documents posted online the pictures are of paper copies that look like they had been folded into quarters — almost as if they’d been stuffed into someone’s pocket.

In the days since the leaks came to light, the Pentagon has deferred questions on the investigation to the Justice Department, stating that it’s a criminal matter. Even if the person who leaked the files is an active duty member of the U.S. military, the Justice Department would likely still have the lead in the prosecution until it was ready to turn the matter over to the Defense Department, a defense official told the AP on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

This has been the case in previous criminal cases, such as when two Marines based at Camp Pendleton in California were arrested on drug trafficking charges in 2020, the official said. If the person responsible turns out to be a civilian, the Justice Department will be responsible, the official said.

____

[spin_dry]

2 hours ago, XCR1250 said:

FBI agents swarm Massachusetts home in document leak probe

ERIC TUCKER

Updated April 13, 2023, 2:37 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 / 8

Leaked Documents Investigation

In this image taken from video, police block a road in North Dighton, Mass., Thursday, April 13, 2023. The FBI wants to question a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said. (AP Photo/Michelle R. Smith)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents converged Thursday at the Massachusetts home of a member of that state's Air National Guard who has emerged as a main person of interest in the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said Thursday.

Investigators believe that the guardsman, who specializes in intelligence, led the chat group where the documents were posted, according to the two people, who were not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press.

They identified the guardsman as 21-year-old Jack Teixeira.

It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer who could speak on his behalf, and a phone message left at a number believed to belong to his mother was not immediately returned. Law enforcement officials roped off the street near the home. The New York Times, which first identified Teixeira o Thursday, said that a man who had been standing outside the Teixeira home earlier said that “he needs to get an attorney if things are flowing the way they are going right now. The Feds will be around soon, I'm sure.”

The emergence of Teixeira as the apparent primary suspect is bound to raise questions about how the highest-profile intelligence leak in years, one that continues to unfold with almost daily revelations of highly classified documents, could have been caused by such a young, low-ranking service member.

The Biden administration has scrambled for days to contain the fallout from the leaked information, which has publicized potential vulnerabilities in Ukraine’s air defense capabilities and exposed private assessments by allies on an array of intelligence matters.

The National Guard did not confirm his identity but said in a statement that, “We are aware of the investigation into the alleged role a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman may have played in the recent leak of highly-classified documents.”

Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, the Pentagon spokesman, referred all questions about the case to the Justice Department. But he said: “We have rules in place. Each of us signs a nondisclosure agreement. This is a criminal act, a willful violation of those."

The Biden administration has been working to assess the diplomatic and national security consequences of the leaked documents since they were first reported last week. A top Pentagon spokesman told reporters earlier this week that the disclosures present a “very serious risk to national security,” and the Justice Department opened an investigation to identify the person responsible.

“We're getting close,” President Joe Biden told reporters in Ireland on Thursday. He said that though he was concerned that sensitive government documents had been disclosed, "there’s nothing contemporaneous that I’m aware of that is of great consequence.”

 

The Justice Department declined to comment Thursday.

It’s possible the leak may have started on a site called Discord, a social media platform popular with people playing online games. The Discord site hosts real-time voice, video and text chats for groups and describes itself as a place “where you can belong to a school club, a gaming group, or a worldwide art community.”

In one of those forums, originally created to talk about a range of topics, members would debate the war in Ukraine. According to one member of the chat, an unidentified poster shared documents that the poster claimed were classified, first typing them out with the poster’s own thoughts, then, as of a few months ago, uploading images of folded papers.

Discord has said it was cooperating with law enforcement.

There are only a few ways the classified information that was leaked could have been accessed, which may provide critical clues as to who is responsible. Typically in classified briefings, as with the slides that were placed on Discord, the information is shared electronically.

That is done either through secure computer terminals where users gain access based on their credentials or through tablets that are distributed for briefings and collected afterward. If the slides need to be printed out instead, they can only be sent to secured printers that are able to handle classified documents — and that keep a digital record of everyone who has requested a printout.

It’s those digital clues like the record of printouts that may help investigators hone in on who took the documents. In most of the photographs of documents posted online the pictures are of paper copies that look like they had been folded into quarters — almost as if they’d been stuffed into someone’s pocket.

In the days since the leaks came to light, the Pentagon has deferred questions on the investigation to the Justice Department, stating that it’s a criminal matter. Even if the person who leaked the files is an active duty member of the U.S. military, the Justice Department would likely still have the lead in the prosecution until it was ready to turn the matter over to the Defense Department, a defense official told the AP on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

This has been the case in previous criminal cases, such as when two Marines based at Camp Pendleton in California were arrested on drug trafficking charges in 2020, the official said. If the person responsible turns out to be a civilian, the Justice Department will be responsible, the official said.

____

Poor Jack. He’s never gonna be heard from again.  

[ArcticCrusher]

6 hours ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

You said the MSM is an arm of the Democrats  which is weird because you insist constantly that we have an uniparty. Second you claimed Kirby lied and the MSM is covering for him yet there is proof that they were questioning him as hard as the “independents”. Now you are calling it the administrative state and posting tweets from Elon Musk. Your brain is a mish  mash of tweets, deflections and contradictions. 

They formed a couple against Trump or maybe you haven't figured it out yet.

They did it for your benefit smales.

Biden didn't get 81 million.

They don't own Trump, that should be obvious by now.

Clueless idiot.

Edited April 13, 2023 by ArcticCrusher

[ArcticCrusher]

6 hours ago, Anler said:

The corps that own the msm also own our state dept and both parties. Why do you think we are in all of these wars? Hint, it isn't about democracy. 

It should be pretty obvious by now.

[ArcticCrusher]

3 hours ago, XCR1250 said:

FBI agents swarm Massachusetts home in document leak probe

ERIC TUCKER

Updated April 13, 2023, 2:37 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 / 8

Leaked Documents Investigation

In this image taken from video, police block a road in North Dighton, Mass., Thursday, April 13, 2023. The FBI wants to question a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said. (AP Photo/Michelle R. Smith)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents converged Thursday at the Massachusetts home of a member of that state's Air National Guard who has emerged as a main person of interest in the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war, two people familiar with the investigation said Thursday.

Investigators believe that the guardsman, who specializes in intelligence, led the chat group where the documents were posted, according to the two people, who were not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press.

They identified the guardsman as 21-year-old Jack Teixeira.

It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer who could speak on his behalf, and a phone message left at a number believed to belong to his mother was not immediately returned. Law enforcement officials roped off the street near the home. The New York Times, which first identified Teixeira o Thursday, said that a man who had been standing outside the Teixeira home earlier said that “he needs to get an attorney if things are flowing the way they are going right now. The Feds will be around soon, I'm sure.”

The emergence of Teixeira as the apparent primary suspect is bound to raise questions about how the highest-profile intelligence leak in years, one that continues to unfold with almost daily revelations of highly classified documents, could have been caused by such a young, low-ranking service member.

The Biden administration has scrambled for days to contain the fallout from the leaked information, which has publicized potential vulnerabilities in Ukraine’s air defense capabilities and exposed private assessments by allies on an array of intelligence matters.

The National Guard did not confirm his identity but said in a statement that, “We are aware of the investigation into the alleged role a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman may have played in the recent leak of highly-classified documents.”

Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, the Pentagon spokesman, referred all questions about the case to the Justice Department. But he said: “We have rules in place. Each of us signs a nondisclosure agreement. This is a criminal act, a willful violation of those."

The Biden administration has been working to assess the diplomatic and national security consequences of the leaked documents since they were first reported last week. A top Pentagon spokesman told reporters earlier this week that the disclosures present a “very serious risk to national security,” and the Justice Department opened an investigation to identify the person responsible.

“We're getting close,” President Joe Biden told reporters in Ireland on Thursday. He said that though he was concerned that sensitive government documents had been disclosed, "there’s nothing contemporaneous that I’m aware of that is of great consequence.”

 

The Justice Department declined to comment Thursday.

It’s possible the leak may have started on a site called Discord, a social media platform popular with people playing online games. The Discord site hosts real-time voice, video and text chats for groups and describes itself as a place “where you can belong to a school club, a gaming group, or a worldwide art community.”

In one of those forums, originally created to talk about a range of topics, members would debate the war in Ukraine. According to one member of the chat, an unidentified poster shared documents that the poster claimed were classified, first typing them out with the poster’s own thoughts, then, as of a few months ago, uploading images of folded papers.

Discord has said it was cooperating with law enforcement.

There are only a few ways the classified information that was leaked could have been accessed, which may provide critical clues as to who is responsible. Typically in classified briefings, as with the slides that were placed on Discord, the information is shared electronically.

That is done either through secure computer terminals where users gain access based on their credentials or through tablets that are distributed for briefings and collected afterward. If the slides need to be printed out instead, they can only be sent to secured printers that are able to handle classified documents — and that keep a digital record of everyone who has requested a printout.

It’s those digital clues like the record of printouts that may help investigators hone in on who took the documents. In most of the photographs of documents posted online the pictures are of paper copies that look like they had been folded into quarters — almost as if they’d been stuffed into someone’s pocket.

In the days since the leaks came to light, the Pentagon has deferred questions on the investigation to the Justice Department, stating that it’s a criminal matter. Even if the person who leaked the files is an active duty member of the U.S. military, the Justice Department would likely still have the lead in the prosecution until it was ready to turn the matter over to the Defense Department, a defense official told the AP on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

This has been the case in previous criminal cases, such as when two Marines based at Camp Pendleton in California were arrested on drug trafficking charges in 2020, the official said. If the person responsible turns out to be a civilian, the Justice Department will be responsible, the official said.

____

So much for the leaks being fake.  Wow what a surprise.