Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

ostracized?
There are people who did these same things who are felons. There is literally precedent.

They took a dirty job and thought they'd walk away with their hands clean. Not so. Trump will never hand them as much as a pack of wipes.

The DOGEbro who copied and stole the files said he was expecting a pardon from Trump.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

ostracized?
There are people who did these same things who are felons. There is literally precedent.

They took a dirty job and thought they'd walk away with their hands clean. Not so. Trump will never hand them as much as a pack of wipes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

The blame should go to the top, not just on the employees who did the work.

They weren't stupid. They knew what they were getting into and did it happily. These aren't 12-year-olds who got into something too deep. They were on board with screwing over their fellow Americans.

I am mindful of how just recently an alert went out about scams involving impersonating federal government employees, calling family members and contacts.

Alert Number: I-051525-PSA

May 15, 2025
Senior US Officials Impersonated in Malicious Messaging Campaign

FBI is issuing this announcement to warn and provide mitigation tips to the public about an ongoing malicious text and voice messaging campaign. Since April 2025, malicious actors have impersonated senior US officials to target individuals, many of whom are current or former senior US federal or state government officials and their contacts. If you receive a message claiming to be from a senior US official, do not assume it is authentic.

https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2025/PSA250515

Personally have no doubt that someone made a lot of money selling the private information in government employee files.

Anonymous wrote:DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

ostracized?
There are people who did these same things who are felons. There is literally precedent.

Anonymous wrote:DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

The blame should go to the top, not just on the employees who did the work.

Anonymous wrote:

He refers to Signal being one of many apps used in business all the time that GSA didn't allow, like it was NBD.

But depends on the business. I did work (as a contractor) for businesses in regulated industries where such things were absolutely not allowed, and small lapses in digital security would mean you were shut down from anything but company websites and had to go through a groveling appeal process to get permissions back.

https://www.wired.com/story/john-solly-doge-operative-accused-social-security-data-leidos/

John Sully is the former DOGE bro who took your and 500 million American’s SS data with him on a thumb drive to his next employer Leidos.

Leidos (of course) denies any wrongdoing by Solly.

DOGE should never be forgotten and forever ostracized once the administration changes. They should all be unemployable and eventually feel so despised and out of place they need to flee the country.

Anonymous wrote:Remember when Republicans used to worry about Big Brother spying on them and we all thought they were a little paranoid?

Where are they now?

Awful quiet now... they should be deeply ashamed and embarrassed

Anonymous wrote:Remember when Republicans used to worry about Big Brother spying on them and we all thought they were a little paranoid?

Where are they now?

Too busy being indicted for PDFilia and “stepping down” from senior positions in government, corporations + reoffended pardoned 6ers facing life sentences- OP who should report myself for veering from this topic.

Remember when Republicans used to worry about Big Brother spying on them and we all thought they were a little paranoid?

Where are they now?

DOGE was just a data theft operation from the beginning. Elon’s cut was erasing evidence in his investigations.

So many DOGE threads. Please try to post succinct facts with source here.
https://apple.news/AWi7X7RzwQxWsM84ddn_KbQ

I omitted the use of “allegedly”.

DOGE staffer illegally retained copies of two databases, NUMIDENT and the Death Master File.

“The NUMIDENT database contains sensitive records for almost every American alive today, including Social Security numbers, dates of birth, place of birth and parents’ names. The Death Master File includes records for individuals who have been reported as deceased”.

2025 judge temporarily blocked access. DOGE team members “circumvented the agency’s IT rules” and illegally “shared data on outside servers, sent private records to other DOGE staffers outside the agency and had access to data.”

It is the largest known data breach in American history, “perpetrated by Trump appointees for the explicit purpose of weaponizing Americans’ sensitive personal data for political gain”.

“The loss of this data would not be just another data breach, but could represent a structural failure of our identity system”.

The Office of the Inspector General and Fed Watchdogs failed the American people in 2025! The damage is done.

Damage control “will require a complete redesign of how identity works in the United States”.