"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (12 Viewers)

[GTX]

View: https://twitter.com/Patriot_Knight/status/1646593191960018945

 

[Glider]

View: https://twitter.com/Patriot_Knight/status/1646593191960018945

I wonder:-
a) How clever he feels now
b) How long before he see's fresh air again

 

[GTX]

I wonder:-
a) How clever he feels now
b) How long before he see's fresh air again

How tough he will feel in prison...

 

[Glider]

How tough he will feel in prison...

With any luck he will be pretty boy, passed around to pay off favours

 

[buffnut453]

I wonder:-
a) How clever he feels now
b) How long before he see's fresh air again

We'll, let's see…up to 10 years in prison for each count. And each individual document is a count. He'll likely have turned to dust before he's let out.

I'm not normally one to pre-judge a trial but I can't recall a situation before that was so clear cut. The documents were first posted on a closed forum of which there were only 20-30 members, and only one of them had access to classified material.

As Greg Boeser said…the guy is a moron!

 

[Snautzer01]

Dont blame the boozo. Why was it possible in the first place. That is far more worrying then that little man. It is the people who should have made this impossible with high ranks etc that should sweat right now i think.

What the beep has a member of the air national guard have to do with document about ukr?

 

[buffnut453]

Dont blame the boozo. Why was it possible in the first place. That is far more worrying then that little man. It is the people who should have made this impossible with high ranks etc that should sweat right now i think.

Sorry but access to classified material is granted on an individual basis and it's the individual's job to protect the material.
This wanker deliberately printed off material, took it home, photographed it and then posted it on the internet. It's all on him, I'm afraid.

The only exception would be if local security procedures (e.g. two-person rule) were broken. No doubt there will be an investigation into how he was able to get material out of his place of work. However, he clearly circumvented procedures which shows, IMHO, a degree of premeditation.

 

[GTX]

Seoul Stands Firm on Not Sending Lethal Weapons to Ukraine

 

[GTX]

U.S., Ukraine Leaders Discuss Ongoing Needs, Continuing Support

 

[wlewisiii]

Having been slightly in US Army intel, I'd want to know his grade, MOS & security clearance before having any idea of how he got hold of the documents. But I do have no doubt that the morn did propagate them.

For example, it is certainly possible that he compromised a document vault at a state level guard HQ for example that he should not have had clearance to, in which case others should go down too. It remains to be seen.

 

[Escuadrilla Azul]

Russian tanks reached US territory, but I guess not the way Russian propagandists expected.


View: https://twitter.com/naalsio26/status/1646370061693640704

A little more info about the T-90 in Louisiana

Russian T-90 Tank From Ukraine Mysteriously Appears At U.S. Truck Stop

The tank was apparently captured by Ukraine last fall, but it is unclear how or why it ended up in Louisiana.

www.thedrive.com

 

[Snautzer01]

The man is a wanker. But

individual basis and it's the individual's job to protect the material.

No it the organisation that should make it impossible. Again why should such a in a place not related to the UKR get documents about the UKR?

 

[Glider]

The thought in my head is why would a junior member of the Air National Guard have a need to see this type of documentation. I would have expected that access would be strictly limited to people who need access to it for a purpose

 

[wlewisiii]

I'm hearing he was an IT puke. I've seen lax IT security in so many places over the years. One USB stick & boom, all kinds of shit he wasn't supposed to have. I have heard of some places using epoxy in the slots to prevent that from happening.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Sounds like moron to me. It's telling that he leaked stuff on a gamer site. Trying to show off. Like the clowns who post TS schematics on game sites to prove that that tank, or plane, or missile system should be better in the game.
I bet most online game sites are intel gathering sites. What better way to get info for free?

Four prime motivations for leaking/espionage: money, ego, ideology, and/or anger.

This seems at first glance to be ego, but who's to say?

Either way a rat's a rat. Break its neck when you see one ... after the interrogation, of course.

 

[Denniss]

What an idiot, i hope he will never see fresh air again. Maybe some more heads need to be rolling from his superiors or the superiors at the base he was copying/photographing the sensible info.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Sorry but access to classified material is granted on an individual basis and it's the individual's job to protect the material.
This wanker deliberately printed off material, took it home, photographed it and then posted it on the internet. It's all on him, I'm afraid.

The only exception would be if local security procedures (e.g. two-person rule) were broken. No doubt there will be an investigation into how he was able to get material out of his place of work. However, he clearly circumvented procedures which shows, IMHO, a degree of premeditation.

Not to exculpate the leaker, but Snautzer01 has a point. Why would an ANG guy have access to, say, diplomatic intel about South Korea or Israel? There's no need-to-know. He's an intel guy (102nd Intelligence Wing), apparently, but how would what he knew comport to his actual job?

 

[manta22]

Not to exculpate the leaker, but Snautzer01 has a point. Why would an ANG guy have access to, say, diplomatic intel about South Korea or Israel? There's no need-to-know. He's an intel guy (102nd Intelligence Wing), apparently, but how would what he knew comport to his actual job?

What was this Bozo's rank?

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

What was this Bozo's rank?

A1C, E-3. I don't see NTK happening at that level.

 

[GrauGeist]

I saw it mentioned that this Airman had something to do with IT, so I suspect it's not a matter of his being cleared for a level of Intel access but rather him poking around on computers and/or servers where he didn't belong.