Washington: National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard said that more than 100 American employees from the entire intelligence community had been fired for using a government chat surely that it is normally used to share confidential information to participate in sexually explicit conversations.
In an interview with Fox News On Tuesday night, Gabbard described its use of the National Security Administration tool as an atrocious violation of confidence that was against the basic rules and standards around professionalism.
“I took a directive today that all will be completed and their security authorizations will be revoked,” Gabbard said. Conservative activist Chris Rufo, who writes for City diaryFirst he revealed the news on Tuesday.
A spokesman for the National Intelligence Director’s office said in X that Gabbard had sent a memorandum ordering all intelligence agencies that identify employees who participated in the Obscene, Pornographic and Sexually Explicit Chat Rooms before Friday.
In it Fox News Interviews, Gabbard said the administration would continue to “clean the house.”
The office in recent weeks has also moved to firefighters who directed diversity initiatives in the Biden administration. It is not clear how many people in the entire intelligence community they have been told to be fired.
That effort has stopped temporarily as a federal judge reviews the legality of the measure.
Posted in Dawn, February 27, 2025
