October Surprise 2016 - octobersurprise2016.orgDo most Israelis support Netanyahu? A look at opinions and analyses from the Arab press this week. https://t.co/QGL7aEbvrB
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) March 29, 2025
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Gallup Poll: 69% of Americans want to sustain military aid to Ukraine at current or higher levels. https://t.co/6TxdYh2zs8
— Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️ (@RepDonBacon) March 29, 2025
Navy Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington Out Action Almost 6 Years
Summary and Key Points: The USS George Washington’s recent overhaul (RCOH) took over 2,100 days, far exceeding the typical four-year schedule for Nimitz-class carriers. -Delays stemmed from significant, unexpected turbine generator damage, budgetary constraints, workforce shortages, and COVID-19 disruptions. -Turbines, critical for propulsion and power generation, were not initially planned for replacement, causing extensive additional […]
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Attention people who are keying, burning to otherwise damaging Tesla’s because of their opposition to Trump and DOGE!
You are 98% likely to be destroying the car of someone who agrees with you and did not vote for the current administration. MAGA don’t drive Tesla’s for many… pic.twitter.com/kanXzxy0du— OSINT Intuit 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🇬🇪 (@UKikaski) March 29, 2025
Welcome to SpyWeek, our weekly newsletter, where we look at news from the intersection of intelligence, foreign policy, and military operations.
SIGNALGATE: By now, you all know the story: Senior White House and cabinet officials discussed plans for an airstrike on Yemen via the Signal messaging app, and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz mistakenly invited a journalist to the party. (If not, catch up with Spy Talk’s Jeff Stein and Jonathan Broder’s piece on this epic screwup.)
The operating principle for the Trump administration’s hamfisted response to Signalgate was an old saw of the intelligence trade: Admit nothing, deny everything, and make counteraccusations. “There was no classified material that was shared in that Signal chat,” Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard asserted to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. “It wasn’t classified information,” President Trump said. And so on.
And boy, did that strategy backfire. Accused of propagating a “hoax” and with nobody telling him there were any secrets in the text, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, released the whole thing. Israel was not pleased. Despite what the president and his team were saying, Israel had a secret it expected would be kept, well, secret.
Navy Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington Out Action Almost 6 Years
Summary and Key Points: The USS George Washington’s recent overhaul (RCOH) took over 2,100 days, far exceeding the typical four-year schedule for Nimitz-class carriers. -Delays stemmed from significant, unexpected turbine generator damage, budgetary constraints, workforce shortages, and COVID-19 disruptions. -Turbines, critical for propulsion and power generation, were not initially planned for replacement, causing extensive additional […]
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Attention people who are keying, burning to otherwise damaging Tesla’s because of their opposition to Trump and DOGE!
You are 98% likely to be destroying the car of someone who agrees with you and did not vote for the current administration. MAGA don’t drive Tesla’s for many… pic.twitter.com/kanXzxy0du— OSINT Intuit 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🇬🇪 (@UKikaski) March 29, 2025
Welcome to SpyWeek, our weekly newsletter, where we look at news from the intersection of intelligence, foreign policy, and military operations.
SIGNALGATE: By now, you all know the story: Senior White House and cabinet officials discussed plans for an airstrike on Yemen via the Signal messaging app, and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz mistakenly invited a journalist to the party. (If not, catch up with Spy Talk’s Jeff Stein and Jonathan Broder’s piece on this epic screwup.)
The operating principle for the Trump administration’s hamfisted response to Signalgate was an old saw of the intelligence trade: Admit nothing, deny everything, and make counteraccusations. “There was no classified material that was shared in that Signal chat,” Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard asserted to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. “It wasn’t classified information,” President Trump said. And so on.
And boy, did that strategy backfire. Accused of propagating a “hoax” and with nobody telling him there were any secrets in the text, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, released the whole thing. Israel was not pleased. Despite what the president and his team were saying, Israel had a secret it expected would be kept, well, secret.
Navy Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington Out Action Almost 6 Years
Summary and Key Points: The USS George Washington’s recent overhaul (RCOH) took over 2,100 days, far exceeding the typical four-year schedule for Nimitz-class carriers. -Delays stemmed from significant, unexpected turbine generator damage, budgetary constraints, workforce shortages, and COVID-19 disruptions. -Turbines, critical for propulsion and power generation, were not initially planned for replacement, causing extensive additional […]
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Attention people who are keying, burning to otherwise damaging Tesla’s because of their opposition to Trump and DOGE!
You are 98% likely to be destroying the car of someone who agrees with you and did not vote for the current administration. MAGA don’t drive Tesla’s for many… pic.twitter.com/kanXzxy0du— OSINT Intuit 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🇬🇪 (@UKikaski) March 29, 2025
Welcome to SpyWeek, our weekly newsletter, where we look at news from the intersection of intelligence, foreign policy, and military operations.
SIGNALGATE: By now, you all know the story: Senior White House and cabinet officials discussed plans for an airstrike on Yemen via the Signal messaging app, and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz mistakenly invited a journalist to the party. (If not, catch up with Spy Talk’s Jeff Stein and Jonathan Broder’s piece on this epic screwup.)
The operating principle for the Trump administration’s hamfisted response to Signalgate was an old saw of the intelligence trade: Admit nothing, deny everything, and make counteraccusations. “There was no classified material that was shared in that Signal chat,” Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard asserted to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. “It wasn’t classified information,” President Trump said. And so on.
And boy, did that strategy backfire. Accused of propagating a “hoax” and with nobody telling him there were any secrets in the text, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of The Atlantic, released the whole thing. Israel was not pleased. Despite what the president and his team were saying, Israel had a secret it expected would be kept, well, secret.
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