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22 minutes ago, Banzai said:

How about this, let’s take a hypothetical stance that there is totally not enough evidence to believe this is anything other than a fake news smear job.

If it comes out as true - which the truth will come out when the reporter is called to testify - will you oppose and denounce the actions taken if targets and timing and/or other classified information were shared?

Do you believe Tulsi Gabbard when she said that nothing classified was shared in the texts?

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20 minutes ago, HeloDude said:

Do you believe Tulsi Gabbard when she said that nothing classified was shared in the texts?

I do not remember and do not recall.

 

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14 minutes ago, Banzai said:

I do not recall the definition of classified information.

 

Dafuq?

I admit I was not looking for the bridge, so that's on me...

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This seems really easy to get to the bottom of.  Reporter officially turns over the screen shots if he hasn't already done so.  Govt confirms that operational plans yet to happen were in them or they weren't.  Longer it goes the longer it's likely its being blown out of proportion or was done intentionally.  

Disregard the tweet wording.  Just watch the video.  

 

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Mission was a success.  And through out the Vietnam War,  the French, bitter from their defeat there because we did not give any assistance to them holding their Colonies in SEA did everything to get back at the US.  Their Embassy in North Vietnam shared our Target(s) Strike Packages to the NVA.  Several friends were lost or ended in the Hilton. And I still believe “Bombs on Target, the rest is BS”.  
 

 

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That's bad.  Worst part is that it was the person that should have known the best about what was ok and not ok to talk about in an unclassified environment.

And let all the anti-Trumpers here take note that we are calling a spade a spade even when it hurts 'our team'.

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Denying it while knowing full well the journalist has the receipts might be the wildest part. Like how do your teams not come up with a better damage control strategy

 

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Oof
I don’t get it. Fire the person responsible. Admit you messed up. Move on.
NOW, after denying and lying about it, they basically need to start a war to make this go away.
 

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As more comes out, it's bad.  Leaves me wondering why?  Why the details.  It almost sounds like bragging.  Sounds like something a junior NCO would do.  There was no reason for it.  He's the secdef, just say 'we're going to hit them'.  The level of detail is gloating.  Most of those people in the group don't know what any of that shit is anyways. 

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5 minutes ago, uhhello said:

As more comes out, it's bad.  Leaves me wondering why?  Why the details.  It almost sounds like bragging.  Sounds like something a junior NCO would do.  There was no reason for it.  He's the secdef, just say 'we're going to hit them'.  The level of detail is gloating.  Most of those people in the group don't know what any of that shit is anyways. 

Agreed. “Check out this cool shit” type of talk. Completely unnecessary and the players in that chat had zero need to know. 

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29 minutes ago, LookieRookie said:

The doubling down on nothing being classified is insane.

My guess is that the blow-by-blow info on this Operation was originally being transmitted to the SECDEF by the COCOM CC via a SCIF/Secure Network and was in fact appropriately marked/designated "Highly Classified/TS/SCI/etc): It sounds like the SEFDEF might have officially screwed the pooch.

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