Would You Trust These People To Run A Serious War?
Self explanatory. Many questions raised. First question: Who hired these clowns? Or is this gonna be one of those bucks that never stops anywhere? I mean, really, when you’re a country that’s flirting with war on most of the world—including nuclear powers like Russia and China—…
The fact that our government officials were in a Signal group chat does not surprise me. What shocks me is that there was open access for anyone to add members even though Signal has options to designate that control to only one or some admins, and that Mike Waltz was foolish enough to add a reporter from The Atlantic to the group chat. And on top of that, even though Signal notifies the group when new members are added, somehow none of the 18 members realized that a reporter was randomly added and kept on talking like it’s NBD that some unknown number was added . And now all this is out. We’re all just lucky it didn’t get out publicly earlier and ruin the plans. I hope they learn from this error — and quickly.
The White House confirms that the Trump national security team accidentally added The Atlantic’s editor in chief to their private Signal group chat and sent him plans for Yemen attacks
Jeffrey Goldberg from The Atlantic claims that Hegseth messaged US war plans for Houthi targets in Yemen to a Signal group chat he was added to by Michael Waltz.
The group chat contained JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Tulsi Gabbard, John Ratcliffe, Steve Witkoff, Susie Wiles, etc.
Why did Waltz add an Atlantic reporter to that group chat?
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American war planning usually takes place in highly secure facilities. But the Trump administration planned its strikes on the Houthis using a group chat—and accidentally included The Atlantic’s editor in chief, @JeffreyGoldberg.
So it was Hegseth.
Was he drunk?
BTW, I got my car back. The dealership told me that a fuse was blown during the software upgrade--it was clear to me that something happened at that time. They also told me that the same thing happened to one of their employees over the weekend, who had the same model and did the same upgrade--which just came out. Either there's something tricky about the upgrade process or the upgrade itself is flawed. But either way shouldn't the parent company have caught this? If it's true what they're saying this could be happening across the country.
I have to question this as an accident. You've got Mike Walz letting Jeffrey Goldberg into a Signal chat for a classified information discussion? Either this guy is utterly incompetent or it was on purpose. "Clowns to the left of me, jokers to my right, he we are stuck in the middle with you, Trump!" This another clown show, but this time the world really is on the line.