Inside U.S. spy agencies, workers fear a cataclysmic Trump cull

[DonGlock26]

"Inside U.S. spy agencies, workers fear a cataclysmic Trump cull
Firings and mass disruptions could harm intelligence collection on foreign threats and future recruiting, current and former officials say.
Late last month, an analyst at a U.S. military intelligence facility was called to a 2 p.m. meeting at his agency’s headquarters. Then came the news he and many colleagues had dreaded: They would be fired the next day.

The analyst, a 21-year Air Force veteran, joined the agency as a civilian in summer 2023. His performance assessments, reviewed by The Washington Post, were positive. But he was a few months shy of completing his two-year probationary period. The analyst packed his personal belongings into a box, but when he returned to work the following day, he learned his dismissal was in limbo — at least temporarily.

The Pentagon this week is expected to begin firing up to 5,400 probationary employees, as it culls its ranks. The CIA also has started to dismiss some probationary workers, a spokeswoman said. About 80 people have been let go, said one former officer, who like other current and former officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals for speaking out or because they work in sensitive jobs.

“Work is next to impossible right now,” said the analyst, who is still waiting to learn his fate. “Morale is through the floor.” "

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I recall 51 intelligence leaders lying publicly about Hunter's laptop in order to sway a US election. I'm very happy that Trump is
draining the swamp starting with the den of vipers called US intelligence.

 

[DonGlock26]

CIA begins DOGE-inspired purge as workers forced to 'surrender' badges

The latest newly hired probationary federal workers hit with a wave of layoffs is the Central Intelligence Agency.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[1srelluc]

Culling dems is not a vice.

 

[JGalt]

"Inside U.S. spy agencies, workers fear a cataclysmic Trump cull
Firings and mass disruptions could harm intelligence collection on foreign threats and future recruiting, current and former officials say.
Late last month, an analyst at a U.S. military intelligence facility was called to a 2 p.m. meeting at his agency’s headquarters. Then came the news he and many colleagues had dreaded: They would be fired the next day.

The analyst, a 21-year Air Force veteran, joined the agency as a civilian in summer 2023. His performance assessments, reviewed by The Washington Post, were positive. But he was a few months shy of completing his two-year probationary period. The analyst packed his personal belongings into a box, but when he returned to work the following day, he learned his dismissal was in limbo — at least temporarily.

The Pentagon this week is expected to begin firing up to 5,400 probationary employees, as it culls its ranks. The CIA also has started to dismiss some probationary workers, a spokeswoman said. About 80 people have been let go, said one former officer, who like other current and former officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals for speaking out or because they work in sensitive jobs.

“Work is next to impossible right now,” said the analyst, who is still waiting to learn his fate. “Morale is through the floor.” "

https://archive.is/NcXsM#selection-643.0-685.128

I recall 51 intelligence leaders lying publicly about Hunter's laptop in order to sway a US election. I'm very happy that Trump is
draining the swamp starting with the den of vipers called US intelligence.

Tough shit for them. They should have spent more time spying on our enemies, instead of spying on Trump.

 

[SeaMajor7]

 

[wamose]

Most of these so-called intelligence officers have been used exclusively to investigate and persecute Trump. I doubt they'd even know how to do their real job anymore. And just the fact that so many agents are readily available for TDD, Trump derangement duty, should tell us that we have too many of them. Cut away, Elon.

 

[Votto]

"Inside U.S. spy agencies, workers fear a cataclysmic Trump cull
Firings and mass disruptions could harm intelligence collection on foreign threats and future recruiting, current and former officials say.
Late last month, an analyst at a U.S. military intelligence facility was called to a 2 p.m. meeting at his agency’s headquarters. Then came the news he and many colleagues had dreaded: They would be fired the next day.

The analyst, a 21-year Air Force veteran, joined the agency as a civilian in summer 2023. His performance assessments, reviewed by The Washington Post, were positive. But he was a few months shy of completing his two-year probationary period. The analyst packed his personal belongings into a box, but when he returned to work the following day, he learned his dismissal was in limbo — at least temporarily.

The Pentagon this week is expected to begin firing up to 5,400 probationary employees, as it culls its ranks. The CIA also has started to dismiss some probationary workers, a spokeswoman said. About 80 people have been let go, said one former officer, who like other current and former officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals for speaking out or because they work in sensitive jobs.

“Work is next to impossible right now,” said the analyst, who is still waiting to learn his fate. “Morale is through the floor.” "

https://archive.is/NcXsM#selection-643.0-685.128

I recall 51 intelligence leaders lying publicly about Hunter's laptop in order to sway a US election. I'm very happy that Trump is
draining the swamp starting with the den of vipers called US intelligence.

But how will FBI agents attend parent teacher conferences to quell the terrorist parents who complain about their schools DEI programs?

This is serious people!!!

 

[sparky]

Cut away, Elon.

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[The Duke]

"Inside U.S. spy agencies, workers fear a cataclysmic Trump cull
Firings and mass disruptions could harm intelligence collection on foreign threats and future recruiting, current and former officials say.
Late last month, an analyst at a U.S. military intelligence facility was called to a 2 p.m. meeting at his agency’s headquarters. Then came the news he and many colleagues had dreaded: They would be fired the next day.

The analyst, a 21-year Air Force veteran, joined the agency as a civilian in summer 2023. His performance assessments, reviewed by The Washington Post, were positive. But he was a few months shy of completing his two-year probationary period. The analyst packed his personal belongings into a box, but when he returned to work the following day, he learned his dismissal was in limbo — at least temporarily.

The Pentagon this week is expected to begin firing up to 5,400 probationary employees, as it culls its ranks. The CIA also has started to dismiss some probationary workers, a spokeswoman said. About 80 people have been let go, said one former officer, who like other current and former officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals for speaking out or because they work in sensitive jobs.

“Work is next to impossible right now,” said the analyst, who is still waiting to learn his fate. “Morale is through the floor.” "

https://archive.is/NcXsM#selection-643.0-685.128

I recall 51 intelligence leaders lying publicly about Hunter's laptop in order to sway a US election. I'm very happy that Trump is
draining the swamp starting with the den of vipers called US intelligence.

Every government job is a leech on the taxpayers. The less of them there are, the better off the people are.

 

[The Duke]

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