Staff Reports
Tulsi Gabbard, the former congresswoman known for her bold stands against bureaucratic excess, hit the airwaves recently on Fox News with a bombshell: vital employees at the National Security Agency will be shown the door for indulging in explicit chatroom nonsense. It seems the intelligence community has been more interested in sharing personal kinks than serving the American people—who knew that the NSA had time for virtual pillow talk instead of, you know, protecting national security?
Host Jesse Watters wasn’t holding back as he dissected the latest cringe-inducing revelations. Apparently, some NSA agents have been using their official chatrooms to indulge in conversations about fetish fantasies, including plans to raise nonbinary, hermaphrodite babies. Of course, the conversation took a darker turn as Waters brought to light the disdain these so-called public servants apparently harbor for conservative figures like Ben Shapiro, who were labeled “monsters” by these intelligence community insiders. Can someone please remind these bureaucrats that their job isn’t to gossip in chatrooms but to protect the country?
And just when the antics couldn’t get any wilder, audio came out showing CIA workers celebrating the death of activist Pat Robertson. The collective indifference to respectful decorum is palpable. In their minds, being appropriated by the deep state seems to come with a side of total disregard for decency. These chatroom chimpanzees were also caught making disparaging remarks about Tulsi Gabbard herself, throwing accusations of being anti-queer and a “Russian agent,” proving that even in the halls of intelligence, the progressive narrative runs rampant.
Gabbard: NSA Employees Tied to Explicit Chatrooms to Be Terminated, Security Clearance Revokedhttps://t.co/e6hWjSVXnP
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But what has Gabbard, in her newly appointed role, decided to do about this? Strap in, because she pulled no punches. Over 100 individuals linked to these derogatory exchanges are officially on the chopping block. Gabbard’s recent directive indicates that their security clearances will be revoked. This is a seismic shift for a Washington establishment that often overlooks misconduct, and it’s about time someone took a firm stand against such unprofessional behavior.
Gabbard highlighted that this isn’t just a minor scandal; it’s indicative of a broader problem in the intelligence community. With bureaucratic failings reaching new heights, accountability has been sorely lacking, and the last few decades have demonstrated just how far they strayed from serving the American people. She made it clear that cleaning up house is just the beginning of restoring trust in institutions that have lost their way. If accountability is the new order of the day, then let the cleaning commence.
