#CoverUp

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dave whammond

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Shocking disclosures regarding a data breach at the National Labor Relations Board suggest illegal conduct by DOGE members

Over the weekend, NPR published a lengthy story about a potential major data breach at the National Labor Relations Board. At first blush, the story sounds like it is in 45th place on the list of the most horrible things that Trump and DOGE have done in the first 86 days of his administration.

But you must pay attention to this story. It is a national scandal that suggests DOGE has intentionally exposed confidential US government information to foreign adversaries.

I will give a very brief summary, but urge you to read, listen to, or watch one of the sources I cite below.

In short, a whistleblower from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) claims the following:

DOGE gained access to the NLRB's most sensitive information, which included labor complaints, identity of whistleblowers, identity of private employees engaged in union organizing, and enforcement actions against private companies (like Tesla and SpaceX).

DOGE turned off log files that would record their actions.

DOGE set up a “black box” inside the NLRB network so that NLRB IT personnel could not monitor what was happening.

DOGE disabled security protections, thereby exposing the NLRB’s sensitive information to the internet.

Within 15 minutes of the firewall protections being disabled, someone using an IP address in Russia used a username and password for a DOGE team member to attempt to access the NLRB information.

NLRB IT members witnessed a massive spike in information being downloaded from the NLRB servers.

A DOGE team member set up a file that was briefly visible on a public forum; the filename suggested that it was a “backdoor” download program for an NLRB-specific database.

The NLRB IT staff asked the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) security team to help launch an investigation, but the CISA investigation was peremptorily shut down without explanation.

The employee who asked CISA to begin the investigation received a typed note on his residence door which warned the employee to drop the request for CISA assistance and included personal details about the employee known only from government files. The note also included a drone photo of the employee walking his dog on a public street.

A spokesperson for the NLRB issued a statement claiming that DOGE never visited the NLRB and did not gain access to NLRB data—a statement that seems to a blatant, easily disprovable lie.

I have not done justice to the details of the story. There are three ways you can educate yourself about this story.

First, the lengthy NPR article is here: NPR, Whistleblower details how DOGE may have taken sensitive NLRB data.

Second, the NPR report has a seven-minute audio summary embedded in the article. It is an accessible entry point into the article.

Finally, Rachel Maddow did an excellent job of explaining the whistleblower allegations on Tuesday evening. I have excerpted the 20-minute segment of her show that includes an interview with the whistleblower and his attorney. See The Rachel Maddow Show, Whistleblower Excerpt, April 15, 2025.

As a personal favor to me (and you), I urge you to watch the Rachel Maddow segment. It will bring you up to speed on this scandal, which will be around for a long time and may be the undoing of DOGE.

If you watch the Rachel Maddow show, you will meet the whistleblower--Daniel Berulis—who is a loyal employee of the federal government who says that he “hopes he is wrong” in believing that DOGE exposed sensitive information to someone in Russia who was using a DOGE username and password.

At this very moment, there are hundreds or thousands of Daniel Berulises in the federal government who have not come forward. Daniel Berulis’s example should encourage them to come forward to describe other instances of DOGE misconduct or carelessness that may have harmed America’s interests.

If Berulis’s allegations are true, it is difficult to see how the conduct by at least one DOGE member does not rise to the level of a felony. We need to know more and must be open to the facts, including denials of the allegations. But the allegations are truly shocking and suggest that DOGE may have inflicted grievous injury on the US by exposing confidential information.

CODA: As shocking as the above allegations are, we have reasonable grounds for believing misconduct by Trump administration officials in seeking to conceal their unlawful actions.

Remember Signalgate? You may recall that CIA Director John Ratcliffe participated in chats on an non-secure commercial application. Congress has asked that all such communications be turned over for review.

Well, it might not shock you to learn that the CIA’s information technology team has informed Congress that none of John Ratcliff’s communications on Signal are recoverable. See MSNBC, Missing Signal messages from CIA director’s phone raise cover-up concerns.

Remember after the January 6 insurrection when most of the Secret Service’s texts were mysteriously deleted and therefore unavailable for review by the January 6 Committee? See PBS News, Government watchdog says Secret Service agents deleted Jan. 6 text messages.

Once is a mistake. Twice is a suspicious coincidence. Three times is a damning pattern. Secret Service. Signalgate. DOGE. It appears that actors within the Trump administration believe that destroying communications is an acceptable way to avoid accountability. It is up to Congress and the courts to get to the bottom of the DOGE NLRB incident and Signalgate as quickly as possible—before more evidence goes missing.

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[codexofforbiddenknowledge]

Area 51: What’s Really Hidden There?—a mystery that’s haunted conspiracy circles for decades. Is it just a military test site, or are UFOs and alien tech buried beneath the desert? We explore Bob Lazar’s shocking claims, the Roswell connection, and whispers of underground tunnels.

follow The Codex Of Forbidden Knowledge for more enigmatic truths. What do you think—ETs or just secrets?

[rain-bunny-nightmarex-02]

One of the biggest issues is that if something goes wrong a lot of the people involved with building this stuff wont get involved to save anyone.

It doesn't matter how much you beg or what happens to people...

It doesn't matter if they know or see it happening...

They will keep the technologies and manufacturing as well as operations and locations secret.

They will avoid liability of any kind even if they were involved at some point which they will likely deny. Once they sell that stuff its the problem of whoever bought it and who it effects.

They will not come to the rescue of the innocent.

Same goes for the people who buy it for the most part. Most of them want it for reasons that are far from helping and saving people.

I guess that was our whole problem, We made the whole situation our business. We thought we could save everyone from it.

How can you just look away from what is happening to people?!

How can you just let those horrible things happen to people when you could stop it?!

Seems we were doomed to fail when we were up against people who only care for about themselves and money and will do anything to keep it that way.

All the politicians that were so impressed by that technology unlike anything they had ever seen started to feel real special like they were the real big shots now. How can you live with yourselves standing for all the wrong things and helping all the wrong people?! That is all it takes sometimes you know, show up with amazing things that seem like they would have come from area 51 or something and they will all start working with you. They will help you get what you want if you help them get what they want. Do not expect people like that to tell anyone what they are up to however, and its usually all the wrong kind of people with that technology and power standing for all the wrong things. How is anyone to stand up to things like that when they have only themselves in mind?! if you think they will risk getting in any kind of trouble to help you think again.

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[frank-olivier]

The Promise of Free Energy: Unlocking a Sustainable Future

The concept of free energy, also known as zero-point energy or radiant energy, has captivated the imagination of scientists, inventors, and visionaries for decades. It presents a revolutionary idea that challenges our current energy paradigm and offers a promising solution to the global energy crisis and environmental degradation. However, the path to realizing the potential of free energy has been fraught with suppression, skepticism, and vested interests.

Free energy, as a concept, holds immense potential for addressing the world's energy needs. The idea that an infinite and limitless source of energy exists, which can be tapped into without depletion or environmental harm, is indeed alluring. This concept has its roots in the work of pioneers like Nikola Tesla, who envisioned a world powered by wireless energy transmission and the harnessing of the universe's abundant energy. One of the most compelling aspects of free energy is its ability to provide clean, abundant, and affordable energy to every corner of the globe. With the current reliance on finite energy sources such as fossil fuels, coal, and nuclear power, we face significant environmental and social challenges. The extraction and combustion of these resources contribute to climate change, air and water pollution, and social inequality. Free energy, if realized, could eliminate these issues by offering a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative. Moreover, free energy has the potential to transform our relationship with the environment. With an infinite energy supply, we could address pressing issues like drought, air pollution, and resource depletion. Desalination of seawater, purification of air, and sustainable agricultural practices could become more feasible, leading to a healthier and more resilient planet.

Despite the promising potential of free energy, its development and adoption have faced significant obstacles. The film highlights the suppression of free energy technologies, citing numerous cases of black shelving, national security orders, patent seizures, financial entanglements, and legal battles. These instances of suppression have hindered the progress of free energy research and prevented the widespread adoption of these technologies. The suppression of free energy can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, powerful corporations and governments have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. The fossil fuel industry, in particular, has a strong hold on the energy sector, and the transition to free energy would disrupt their business models and profits. This resistance to change is evident in the film's mention of media manipulation and the shaping of public perception by intelligence operatives. Secondly, the scientific community's skepticism and adherence to established paradigms play a role in the suppression of free energy. The concept of free energy challenges the fundamental laws of thermodynamics, which state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. Scientists and engineers may be hesitant to embrace these technologies due to the perceived violation of these laws and the need for a paradigm shift in their thinking.

To unlock the promise of free energy and create a sustainable future, several improvements and actions are necessary: Encourage open-source development and collaboration among inventors, researchers, and scientists working on free energy technologies. By sharing knowledge, resources, and findings, we can accelerate the development process and foster a community of innovation. This approach can help overcome the barriers of suppression and skepticism, as it allows for greater transparency and peer review. Address the systemic issues that allow cartels and corporations to control the energy sector. Advocate for regulatory reforms, antitrust measures, and increased transparency to level the playing field for all energy technologies. This will ensure that free energy technologies have a fair chance to compete and be adopted. Educate the public about the potential benefits of free energy and the need for a paradigm shift in energy production. Address the myths and misconceptions surrounding free energy, and provide accurate information to foster public support and engagement. A well-informed public can demand and support the development and adoption of sustainable energy solutions. As we transition to free energy, it is crucial to consider the social and economic impacts on workers in the fossil fuel industry. Enlist their support and provide retraining and reskilling opportunities to ensure a just and equitable transition. This approach will help build a more inclusive and sustainable society, where no one is left behind. Promote the development and adoption of decentralized energy systems, such as local energy generators powered by free energy technologies. This approach can reduce our reliance on centralized power stations and power lines, increasing energy security and reducing pollution. It also empowers individuals and communities to take control of their energy production and consumption.

The promise of free energy is a compelling vision for a sustainable future. However, realizing this potential requires a critical analysis of the challenges and a proactive approach to overcoming them.

"The Lost Century" by Dr. Steven Greer is a documentary film that focuses on the suppression of advanced energy and propulsion technologies, as well as the potential existence of extraterrestrial life and the government's involvement in covering up these matters. Dr. Greer is a medical doctor and UFO researcher who founded The Disclosure Project, which aims to disclose information about UFOs and advanced energy technologies. The documentary has received mixed responses, with some praising its efforts to bring attention to these topics and encourage open discussion, while others have criticized its claims and the lack of concrete evidence presented. As with any documentary, it's essential to approach the information presented in "The Lost Century" with a critical eye and consider multiple perspectives on these complex and often controversial subjects.

The Lost Century (Michael Mazzola, 2023)

Thursday, November 7, 2024

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Operation Northwoods

The tense relationship between the United States and Cuba during the Cold War led the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to hatch a slew of bizarre schemes aimed at taking down the Castro regime. While the goal of most of these covert operations (such as Operation Mongoose) was to assassinate Fidel Castro himself, other plans aimed to incite an all-out war between the U.S. and Cuba, experts have said. 

In 1998, the National Security Archive (NSA) — a non-governmental organization that publishes information made available through the Freedom of Information Act — posted declassified documents related to Operation Northwoods. The scheme, dreamed up in 1962 by the Joint Chiefs of Staff (uniformed members of the U.S. Department of Defense who advise the president and others), involved committing acts of violence against U.S. and Cuban civilians and then blaming those acts on the Cuban government, according to the NSA documents. These acts, which included faked terrorist attacks in U.S. cities, the hijacking of planes and the sinking of boats full of Cuban émigrés en route to the U.S., would then be used to justify a war with Cuba, according to the documents.

The Kennedy administration recognized the folly of Operation Northwoods and rejected it, according to news reports.

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[oillampslit]

He that covereth his sins shall not prosper:but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.

Proverbs 28:13

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