They're leaking again..NATO Sp. Forces in Ukraine

You're watching a psyop in real time. This one should win an Academy Award.

Sunny Boy wrote: ↑

Thu. Apr. 13, 2023 4:25 pm

Yeah, I know. Let me know when you have something better.

Paul

When I was in the chairforce, with top secret clearance, the local old men civilians at the bar near the base would tell me what my squadron was doing. LOL little is secret.

All I knew is the work I did would result in a bunch of dead commies. That's all I needed to know. Its a good thing.

I assume this kid was just trying to expose all the lies the Gov't has been telling us.

That kid is a hero.
Stop wasting money we don't have.

lincolnmania wrote: ↑

Thu. Apr. 13, 2023 8:28 pm

That kid is a hero.
Stop wasting money we don't have.

If it is that easy to get top secret material, then most countries, probably already have it.

This kid will get severely punished for revealing how stupid government officials are.

Very sad, but true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

franco b wrote: ↑

Fri. Apr. 14, 2023 9:50 am

If it is that easy to get top secret material, then most countries, probably already have it.

This kid will get severely punished for revealing how stupid government officials are.

I think that the "documents" were mostly just daily sheets that they produce.

Did you know your state police produce these kinds of "daily reports" too ? State police spy on citizens' groups and get info from elsewhere and produce daily or weekly reports.

If you ask for reports made they will either (a) claim they don't exist (b) claim that they are not viewable to the general public (c) get them but heavily redacted. See an example. R2151 (my ref #).

The state issues out weekly reports or when ever they want. Send them to all LEOs in state.

If you are at a gathering of many people, its 50/50 that the police are photographing you. 100% if you are in a motorcycle club.

"Connecticut Intelligence Center" LOL

Strange that in all my years, the word "redacted" never appeared, except in the last few years.

I guess it is progress, but how remains a mystery. New meaning for the word "cool" and also "tight" have evolved, but the behavior of our sentient species remains as brain dead as ever.

franco b wrote: ↑

Fri. Apr. 14, 2023 2:35 pm

Strange that in all my years, the word "redacted" never appeared, except in the last few years.

I guess it is progress, but how remains a mystery. New meaning for the word "cool" and also "tight" have evolved, but the behavior of our sentient species remains as brain dead as ever.

You have not sought out public records. LOL

Hardly progress...its going backwards to a secretive government acting behind closed doors. In my state, common law that existed before the state const. was written were incorporated into the state const. This includes the right to get access to public records.

People should check and see if this common law incorporation is present in their state. It leads to the conclusion that legislative laws that infringe on such are void as they cannot change the const. with a statute.

franco b wrote: ↑

Fri. Apr. 14, 2023 9:50 am

If it is that easy to get top secret material, then most countries, probably already have it.

This kid will get severely punished for revealing how stupid government officials are.

Paul

Sunny Boy wrote: ↑

Fri. Apr. 14, 2023 6:07 pm

Paul

Why would Egypt have to do arms deals in secret ? Got missiles? Sell them to Russia..make some $$$.

Everybody sell missiles....