US spy agencies had secret chat room for sexual deviancies

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US spy agencies had secret chat room for sexual deviancies

Published: Thursday, February 27th, 2025 @ 9:16 am
By: John Steed ( More Entries )

A whistleblower has revealed a secret chat room for employees of America spy agencies like the CIA and NSA devoted to sexual deviancy. The information was turned over to the City Journal whose reporter was able to access the chat room and publish some of its contents. Since this material would be highly useful to blackmail American spies by our enemies, it created a national security risk.

https://www.city-journal.org/article/national-security-agency-internal-chatroom-transgender-surgeries-polyamory

An internal investigation ordered by Director of Natinal Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard found over 100 US spies involved. She ordered them fired and their security clearances revoked.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/dni-tulsi-gabbard-moves-terminate-revoke-security-clearances-nsa-employees-tied-explicit-chatrooms

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2025/02/28/gabbard-biden-admin-knew-about-the-perverted-chats-at-our-intel-agencies-for-years-didnt-give-a-damn-n2186111

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John Heermann said:

( February 28th, 2025 @ 12:09 pm )

Individuals with security clearances are required to go through in depth background investigations. These investigations become more involved and expansive the higher the level of clearance being required. There are also requirements for people holding security clearances to receive periodic recertification investigations. These are at the 10 year mark for SECRET and 5 year mark for TOP SECRET clearance levels. These reviews and processes are in place to prevent individuals receiving clearances who may be at risk for compromise. Although the system is effective in the majority of cases, human behavior and an individual's personal circumstances change with the passage of time. Someone who is not a threat to national security today could always become one in the future for any number of reasons. The decision to terminate and revoke the clearance of personnel who may be compromised is the right decision. Furthermore, anyone who holds a security clearance has a moral obligation to remain beyond reproach in their conduct and it is a matter of personal responsibility to do so.

Rino Hunter said:

( February 27th, 2025 @ 7:24 pm )

People whose lifestyles make them potential blackmail targets should never be allowed to work in intelligence agencies. The Soviets penetrated British intelligence back in the 50s by zeroing in on homosexuals there. And if a journalist got access to that discussion board, how likely is it that the Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies also did?

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