[The_Media_never_lie]

So, all these sensitive documents are on a secure server just waiting to be downloaded by a young miscreant, then released? Not sure that is plausible.

[Nextrush]

Trump is a Russian agent you know and January 6th was an insurrection and...

[rktman]

Dumbass should have placed them next to the vette. Supposedly an “Alee alee home free” zone. 😏

[Howie66]

Yet Biden had (and probably still does) boxes and boxes of SECRET DOCUMENTS in his possession ILLEGALLY and nobody is at all concerned about that.

[Bulwyf]

This doesn’t seem very plausible. I think they just don’t care anymore that we know we’re being lied to.

[rbg81]

See below link. I always thought it was an accident waiting to happen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIPRNet

[arthurus]

The most serious known breach. There are people in Intel and the DOD who are the progeny of Chinese nationals. All such people face being required to pass to China any information they are privy to to "protect" their relatives back in China. The family relationship for Chinese or other East Asians is more important to them than such relationship is to most Americans, even those who have "close" family relationships. they cannot allow their grandparents or cousins be abused in China for noncooperation of their American relatives.

[CodeToad]

“So, all these sensitive documents are on a secure server just waiting to be downloaded by a young miscreant, then released? Not sure that is plausible.”

Totally plausible. Happens all the time, actually. The only true secret is one that was just created. In short order, it will no longer be a secret.

[Herosmith]

I don’t know how such things are handled today, but as a COMSEC Custodian back in the 90’s or so, we had access to all the classified docs in the safe in order to inventory and secure them. We could have read them if we wanted although we had no need to know. Most of the shit was very mundane as you accounted for them and occasionally saw some of the text while identifying them.

[elpadre]

How did DOD grant such top security clearance to such a low ranking airman?

DOD is in a CYA mode. Congress and the public must hold their feet to the fire. It’s time to re-organize an organization gotten to big, fat, careless and clumsy. They need to be lean and mean!!!

[blueunicorn6]

Now, they should go pick up Hillary Clinton for destroying our national security.

[11th_VA]

all these sensitive documents are on a secure server just waiting to be downloaded by a young miscreant, then released?

From what I’ve read, He worked at Otis AFB - yes, entirely possible at specific units at that command

[11th_VA]

His unit mission statement:

Our mission is to provide worldwide precision intelligence and command and control along with trained and experienced Airmen for expeditionary combat support and homeland security.

[Psalm 73]

Just having a security clearance doesn't mean you can access anything anytime you want.

Things are cordoned off for "need to know" access - you can only access things pertaining to whatever project/program you are assigned to.

I am not buying this kid had access to secure info on our overseas force activities and those of our allies. He's just a patsy that will be memory-holed.

[BobL]

The original batch was real, as people who are honest and had that type of access attest to it, and some of it really put the Biden people in a bind, such as spying on just about every country we claim to be ‘friends’ with.

But the later drops, the ones where we’re not even given screen shots of, are fake.

[Salvavida]

It is VERY plausible. When I went into intelligence, it was very hard to get access to TS. But the entire intel community got lazy because separating the workforce was tiresome and expensive.

What was the solution? Give everyone a TS clearance. To include admin, human resources, travel clerks, comptrollers.....everyone.

So everyone has access to a SIPR and JWICS box. And if you are in the Beltway.....JWICS is more common...you have to go look for a SIPR box in many cases.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Fbi “nabbed”.

Lol. Just lol.

They “nabbed” a slow moving pro-lifer relaxing on the couch in his home with 200,000 shock troops.

[linMcHlp]

BTTT

[xzins]

All cover-up. No Airman/PFC weekend warrior has a need to know the CJCS briefing book.

It’s totally implausible.

This is a total set-up or the military security system is in total chaos.

[daniel1212]

“Depending on your position, you may require a security clearance,” Ryder said. “If you are working in the intelligence community and you require a security clearance, you’re going to go through the proper vetting,”

Likely including:

The above image is tragically actually from the military, a Facebook post: "RADfertility November 11, 2021 · As we celebrate #VeteransDay, it is our honor to introduce you to Tech Sergeant Bryanna Dahl, her wife, Lauren and their amazing RAD baby Bennett! 🇺🇸 Currently stationed at the Dover Air Force Base, Sgt. Dahl just celebrated 7 years wearing this uniform! We had the privilege of helping their family grow and following their journey to Bennett also known as “Bennie.” On this day, we share our endless gratitude to those who serve and have served our country along with the supportive families behind them. Thank you for fighting for our freedoms – we thank you yesterday, today and forever #ThankYou #DoverAFB #RADfamily" - https://www.facebook.com/RADfertility/photos/a.146746165350896/7215339618491480/?type=3

[ops33]

“An airman 1st class, Teixeira held the lowest petty officer rank the Air Force grants enlisted troops.”

Air Force with Petty Officers? Who writes this?