Summary
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard fired National Intelligence Council Acting Chair Mike Collins and Deputy Maria Langan-Riekhof after they contradicted Trump’s claims about the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
A declassified NIC report found no Maduro-directed effort behind TDA’s U.S. activity, opposing Trump’s justification for suspending Venezuelan migrants’ due-process rights.
Whistleblowers accused the officials of undermining Trump. Gabbard is relocating the NIC from the CIA to her office.
Critics warned the firings suggest intelligence is being shaped to suit political agendas, not facts.
Prerequisites for getting a job in the US Government:
- Don’t speak out against Trump or his regime in any way
That’s it
while not a hard prerequisite, having as little experience as possible also helps a lot.
Serious question. But where do I find unfucked sources of news? Like I use to be able to take things like the NIHS, CDC seriously but can’t anymore. Government is pretty much syncopating towards the executive branch.
I am more or less looking for sources of news that is in their interest to report the facts as accurately as possible.
I find the AP to be the most level headed source most of the time. No place is infallible
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/ Unbiased?
Zero, everything is being controlled because that’s exactly what dictatorships do.
The way I see it is no label is trustworthy or ever has been, simply look at the sources and compare articles on the same subject.
If you’re narking on people who are saying the intelligence doesn’t support those claims, as being “disloyal”, you’re not being a whistleblower.
You’re being a Nazis prick fucking over someone just doing their job to get ahead of the curve.
No surprise, Gabbard has been accused of being a Russian Asset for over a decade already.
