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- During a Senate hearing on Tuesday, a Signal security breach was discussed regarding classified United States military planning on an unsecure chat app before a March 15 attack on Yemen's Houthi militants.
- Many rank-and-file federal workers are using encryption apps like Signal to discuss their jobs due to fears that using official government channels could cost them their jobs, especially with leaders like Elon Musk leading purges.
- The chat, called “Houthi PC Small Group,” included Michael Waltz, who added the editor of The Atlantic magazine, and appeared to involve Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and C.I.A.
- Jon Stewart commented 'Oopsie' regarding the security breach, while others questioned why top national security people don't understand basic digital age security facts.
- JPMorgan estimates a 40% chance of a crippling recession, and Trump's decisions create uncertainty.
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Trump and Republican Psychological Warfare - You can't fight it if you don't understand it.
The Guardian: People at the extrinsic end of the spectrum are more attracted to prestige, status, image, fame, power and wealth. They are strongly motivated by the prospect of individual reward and praise. They are more likely to objectify and exploit...
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We must focus on saving ourselves — and time is not on our side.
Time for heads to roll on Trump’s incompetent Cabinet
Regarding the Signal chat about bombing Houthi targets in Yemen that inadvertently included an Atlantic magazine editor (“American allies alarmed by a leaked group chat about attack plans,” March 27), the former TV personality who now is the U.S. Commander in Chief should remember his own loud dictate from those days: “You’re FIRED!” And for good measure, he should fire his entire incompetent Cabinet, too, before they do more damage.David Burke,
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