Anonymous wrote:I read this as Tracy Flick and was all excited she had made a come back.

Tracy Flick’s cousin Tiffany

Anonymous wrote:Pages 5-13 are where it gets interesting. On p 11, she talks about her concerns that Social Security data is not being protected and could be inadvertently transferred to bad actors, especially because the DOGE software engineer was working off site in a nonprotected environment. Basically, DOGE rushed in and demanded access to ALL Social Security data - including personal info on individual Americans' benefits, bank account numbers and work history without explaining why- in violation of security protocols and federal laws. And after some resistance, they got it.

B BB but her emails….

I just saw an interview with Martin O’Malley who was the Social Security administrator in the Biden Admin. What he laid out as the consequences of what Elon has done is terrifying. He thinks the end game is to break SS so that Trump can say “see, it doesn’t work so we will have to privatize it.” This will, of course, enrich the finance world. They have already brought in private equity guys who know how to dismantle companies and sell them for parts.

What we need is for Anonymous to hack the data that Elon has made insecure and do something very public, yet benign, to show everyone how Elon has put all of our info in jeopardy.

Anonymous wrote:If you’re a real American and loyal to the President you have nothing to worry about. The bank information is just a tool to punish Democrats and their families if they get out of line.

You mean if you’re part of the MAGA cult, you’ve been brainwashed to think this is all great. You’re not the real American in this discussion, you’re a cult member.

If you’re a real American and loyal to the President you have nothing to worry about. The bank information is just a tool to punish Democrats and their families if they get out of line.

Could this thread be renamed? Because this is a important issue and I'm not sure that the name of the hero is familiar to most people. I would like to read more discussion about this and what kind of risks we are all facing because of this incursion.

Pages 5-13 are where it gets interesting. On p 11, she talks about her concerns that Social Security data is not being protected and could be inadvertently transferred to bad actors, especially because the DOGE software engineer was working off site in a nonprotected environment. Basically, DOGE rushed in and demanded access to ALL Social Security data - including personal info on individual Americans' benefits, bank account numbers and work history without explaining why- in violation of security protocols and federal laws. And after some resistance, they got it.

Why were they in such a hurry to get full access? What is really going on?

Omg that was so upsetting. DOGE should be prosecuted

We have had the same bank account for almost 20 years. Last week for the first time ever, someone tried to access it. I do wonder if it has to do with these DOGE idiots.

This is truly scary.

Anonymous wrote:Can you give a synopsis?

Im not OP, but it’s truly worth your time to read her 13 page affidavit. Basically she tried for as long as she could to make the doge-bros follow actual procedures and privacy protections. Now all of your data is on the hands of literally who-only-knows.

Can you give a synopsis?

And from treasury, they took are bank and investment account informaation....who knows where this content is ending up in terms of the dark web, russia, china etc

I read this as Tracy Flick and was all excited she had made a come back.

The courage it takes to tell the truth about the behind-the-scenes theft and abuse cannot be overstated.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.577321/gov.uscourts.mdd.577321.22.10.pdf

This is horrifying, and impacts literally anyone with a social security number. We've all been DOGEd.