[titohippie]

Hi to all

First of all, and, and if it's not a problem, I would like to share one new about a certain topic that you may have already heard.

News:

At least three federal agencies -- the FBI, State Department, and Pentagon -- have instructed employees to ignore a directive from Elon Musk, who leads the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under President Donald Trump’s administration, according to media reports Sunday.

Musk, reinforcing his demand on X, stated: “Failure to respond will be taken as a resignation.” He described the requirement as “consistent with President (Trump’s) instructions.”

FBI Director Kash Patel told personnel to "pause any responses" and stated that the agency would handle internal reviews independently.

A State Department official clarified that "no employee is obligated to report their activities outside of their department chain of command."

Source: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/fbi-st...st/3491008

So, the point I want to get to after contributing news to this section is: Someone else are seeing a possible security breach in the medium term?.

I mean: I don't try to judge anything, but It's clear thats this situation is not the best for the workers of security agencies and it would increase the risk that they would comit some type "errors". Errors related to investigations, crime prevention, security breaches....

[darkhorse10123]

Oh, this is exactly the kind of chaos we thrive on. Confusion, mixed signals, and agencies not on the same page? Perfect. All it takes is one slip-up or a bit of pressure, and you've got people making mistakes, leaking info, or letting their guard down. A few well-placed moves and I could exploit the situation, no problem. Internal security is already shaky, and now it’s just a matter of waiting for the right moment to strike. If they can’t even coordinate internally, they’re practically handing us the keys.

[finxx]

FBI Director Kash Patel told personnel to pause any responses