Keyword: insubordination
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In its efforts to find every anti-Trump story line it can, the PBS News Hour is touting members of the military who are seeking outside legal advice about whether the missions assigned by the Trump administration are legally justified, starting with the drug-boat bombings. Brett T. at Twitchy cracked: "It seems as though PBS got a press release from 'The Orders Project,' an outfit run by a former Army lawyer. We're sure it's nonpartisan." It's part of the National Institute of Military Justice, founded in 2020 to question the legality of military matters through pro bono legal consultations. Is it...
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đ§ľđ¨ MAJOR BREAKING: International actors are involved in the State Department led color revolution đ¨đ¨ This is not speculation; itâs straight from a recorded call. Ex-USAID employees describe how, before January 20, they moved internal groups off government systems and into encrypted Signal chats, then quickly linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. This attempt at creating a color revolution isn't new news; this part was already reported in NOTUS earlier this year. But what's not reported is the international aspect. One participant explicitly frames it as "a global anti-authoritarian movement," connecting U.S. officials with "colleagues from around...
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One of the better posters/commenters on X is the aptly-named @DataRepublican, who does some great work digging into data, crunching numbers, taking big nests of snakes and laying them all out straight, and uncovering things that just generally make the left uncomfortable. DataRepublican has outdone herself on this thread. Let's look at a few highlights. First, the opening post: [X post at link] DataRepublican writes in full: Ex-USAID employees describe how, before January 20, they moved internal groups off government systems and into encrypted Signal chats, then quickly linked with foreign partners and NGOs after the inauguration. This attempt at...
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@SenRonJohnson The records that were made public yesterday were not obtained from an agency â they were obtained through a whistleblower. We need more whistleblowers who want to see the integrity and credibility of @TheJusticeDept and @FBI restored. I am concerned that the partisan actors burrowed into these agencies are sabotaging the efforts of the Trump Administration
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By criticizing the secretaryâs policies publicly and casting aspersions on his fitness for the office he holds, these officers are flaunting both fundamental leadership principles and long-established military tradition. Trump derangement syndrome and its variant, Hegseth derangement syndrome (HDS), continue to infect an undetermined number of victims in the military. Like the original affliction, this new strain is a debilitating malady that deprives the aggrieved victim of the ability to think and act rationally. Like the sufferers of TDS who warn the country that Trump is politicizing the justice system by investigating and prosecuting some who have opposed him, the...
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[H/T grey_whiskers]Deep State prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia are leaking again â this time they are trying to defend Letitia James.A top prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia is refusing to charge corrupt New York Attorney General Letitia James.According to MSNBC, Elizabeth Yusi, a senior prosecutor who oversees criminal cases in the Norfolk office, is claiming there is âno probable causeâ that Letitia James committed mortgage fraud. TGP has extensively and exclusively reported on Letitia Jamesâ mortgage fraud via Joel Gilbert: Big Development: Is Letitia James Guilty of Mortgage Fraud? Mortgage Fraud Alert: Did Letitia James Marry...
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âJon Harrison will no longer serve as Chief of Staff to the Secretary of the Navy," the Pentagon told Politico. "We are grateful for his service to the Department." Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Friday reportedly fired chief of staff to the Navy Secretary Jon Harrison, who helped pull off the reshuffle of the serviceâs bureaucracy.The Pentagon did not state why Harrison was fired, but it comes after the Trump administration warned of major trimming of the federal government amid the shutdown, and the same week the Senate confirmed Navy Undersecretary Hung Cao. âJon Harrison will no longer serve...
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On today's Morning Joe, MSNBC analyst and Washington Post columnist David Ignatius admitted that the people on the boat that the U.S. military fired on in the Caribbean "were associated with the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. I'm sure they're terrible people doing despicable crimes." And while he first said that they "appear to have been drug smugglers," he later flatly described them as "drug smugglers." Even so, Ignatius suggested that members of the military should consider disobeying the orders of President Trump, the Commander-in-Chief, to fire on such boats.Get the rest of the story and view the video here.
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Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson đ¨EXCLUSIVE: Whistleblowers Reveal CIA Sabotage Operation at HHS Against Trump | RFK Jr. LIVE Now... Benny Johnson 2:25 / 4:02
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Over 1,000 current and former Health and Human Services employees signed a letter calling for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to resign as HHS Director. For the first time in decades we have an HHS Director who puts people before Big Pharma and these grunts want him gone. At least theyâve identified themselves! The disgruntled employees posted their petition on a page they created they titled âSave HHS.â If they were honest people, they would have called it âSave Big Pharma.â These people are wicked partisans who want to load up children with the COVID vaccine despite its well-documented dangers! They...
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Leaked Training Catches Anti-Trump Operatives Plotting Bureaucratic Sabotage The secret playbook to infiltrate agencies and recruit insiders - without anyone noticing. Meet the shadow campaign quietly preparing to make a second Trump term ungovernable. One Million Rising. Their method? Strategic non-cooperation designed to infiltrate government agencies, recruit insiders, and block President Trumpâs agenda from the inside out.. Targeting the Machinery of Government... In their own training materials, organizers talk about identifying âpillars of supportâ for so-called âautocratâ Trump.. In practice, that means: Recruiting federal workers in key agencies to slow walk, obstruct, or decline implementation of Trump era directives. Encouraging...
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President Trump sent shockwaves throughout Washington, DC after making Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent the acting IRS Commissioner. Now, we may know why. As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump removed Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Billy Long from the position and installed Bessent. Long had been in the job for less than two months. As a consolation, Long was awarded the U.S. Ambassadorship to Iceland, not exactly a plum position. But it was either Iceland or the unemployment line. The Washington Post reported Saturday that Long was booted from his position after he refused to hand over certain taxpayer data on suspected...
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The Iowa Attorney Generalâs Office on Wednesday opened an investigation into the University of Iowa after an official there was video recorded saying she and others at the school continue to advance diversity, equity and inclusion despite policies and a state law prohibiting it. A 2024 state law prohibits public funding for DEI programs. The Iowa Board of Regents in November 2023 also directed universities to abolish all âdiversity, equity, and inclusionâ initiatives at public universities. But an undercover video obtained by Fox News shows Drea Tinoco, assistant director for Leadership and Student Organization Development at the University of Iowa,...
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EPA employees staged a political stunt, tried to take it back when it bombed, and revealed just how deeply entitlement and arrogance run through the federal workforce. The Information Age brought rapid technological progress and unprecedented access to knowledge. But one rule still holds true: Once itâs on the internet, itâs there forever. Some EPA employees are now learning that the hard way. The signatories of the now-infamous âStand Up for Scienceâ declaration â an act of open defiance against the Trump administration â are scrambling to erase their names after their stunt blew up in their faces. The petition,...
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The Daily Mail reported Wednesday on a plot by a group of military officers and civilian Pentagon staff to force Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth out of office through a public pressure campaign based on a letter signed by Pentagon insiders. Citing the usual deep state concerns about Hegsethâs leadership, priorities and performance, three of the coup plotters spoke on background to the Daily Mail about the scheme (excerpt from long detailed article): Three Pentagon officials â two military and one civilian, and each with at least 20 years in the department â spoke on the condition of anonymity. âŚThe...
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An employee has been fired from Floridaâs Alligator Alcatraz after they were caught leaking videos from the illegal alien detention facility on social media. A TikTok user identified as @skitheteamroski claimed that he was fired from working at Alligator Alcatraz after he posted video footage from the pop-up immigrant detention center online. He alleged that detainees were being held in âdeplorable conditions.â The first video showed the employee lying on a bunkbed and was captioned: âLIVE FROM ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZâŚTUNE IN FOR THE ONLY AVAILABLE LIVE FOOTAGE FROM THE âCONCENTRATION CAMPâ THAT TRUMP BUILT.â Subsequent videos depicted the man and coworkers...
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Disgruntled current and former federal employees are teaming up to to unleash a âcolor revolutionâ against President Trump using the same tactics they have employed to sow distrust in overseas governments, according to a new report. Former intelligence staffers with USAID and the State Department believe they can astroturf an uprising to overthrow Trump, hindering his ability to splinter their network even further. Many were laid off during the early months of his administration when the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency was largely unfettered in firing vast swaths of the federal bureaucracy. The âfuture of democracyâ is on the line,...
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Staffers at the Environmental Protection Agency who signed a letter of dissent against President Donald Trump have been placed on leave, reports The Hill. "The Environmental Protection Agency has a zero-tolerance policy for career bureaucrats unlawfully undermining, sabotaging, and undercutting the administration's agenda as voted for by the great people of this country last November," EPA spokesperson Brigit Hirsch said in a written statement. A group of more than 170 employees at the EPA on Monday published a declaration of dissent from policies under the Trump administration, saying, they "undermine the EPA mission of protecting human health and the environment."...
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A group of Environmental Protection Agency employees on Monday published a declaration of dissent from the agencyâs policies under the Trump administration, saying they âundermine the EPA mission of protecting human health and the environment.â More than 170 EPA employees put their names to the document, with about 100 more signing anonymously out of fear of retaliation, according to Jeremy Berg, a former editor-in-chief of Science magazine who was among non-EPA scientists or academics to also sign. The latter figure includes 20 Nobel laureates. The letter represents rare public criticism from agency employees who could face blowback for speaking out...
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A new culture of secrecy in government is taking root â among career staffers and new political appointees alike.At the Department of Veterans Affairs, some employees had to sign nondisclosure agreements before reviewing plans for firings and organizational shake-ups. At the Administration for Children and Families, career staff were told not to respond in writing to panicky grant recipients whose funding had been shut off to avoid a âpaper trail,â one employee said.And at the Environmental Protection Agency, several months after Elon Musk began requiring federal workers to submit weekly emails detailing five things theyâd accomplished, some managers began calling...
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