US Information Officers fired – Tulsi Gabbard to dismiss over 100 US Intel officers over sexually explicit messages

Tulsi Gabbard, the director of the US national information, announced the termination of over 100 information officers for their involvement in sexual explicit conversations on the “Interlink” Messenger Platform (NSA). Appointing the law “an improper violation of trust,” Gabbard also said that the officers’ security authorizations will be revoked immediately.

In an interview with Fox News, on Tuesday, she said: “There are over 100 people from the entire community of information that have contributed and participated in what is indeed an irregular violation of trust. What to speak, such as the rules and basic standards around professionalism. “

“I presented a directive today that all will be concluded, and their security permits will be revoked,” she added.

Gabbard said that the information officers were “defiled in the use of a NSA platform for professional use to perform this type of truly horrible behavior.”

Later, in a Tweet, she also said: “We know who I am. The action is in progress ”.

In a statement after Gabbard’s announcement, ANS said he is “aware of the posts that seem to present inappropriate discussions” by the information personnel and confirmed that a probe was currently in progress.

“The potential use of these platforms by a small group of individuals does not represent the community. Investigations to address this misuse of government systems are in progress,” he replied.

The news about sexual explicit messages were first reported by Conservative activist Christopher RuFo.

According to RUFO, the messages come from the hosts “lbtqa” and “ic_pride_twg” on the Interlink platform that focused on the initiative of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).

Earlier, on Tuesday, DNI spokesman Alexa Henning said several information agencies were guided to identify people until Friday.

“DNI has sent a memory that directs all the information agencies to identify the employees who participated in the” obscene, pornographic and explicit sex rooms “and to conclude their employment and revoke their security permits,” he replied. it.