Der Beamte drängte darauf, die Geheimdienste neu zu schreiben, damit sie nicht gegen Trump „eingesetzt werden konnte“

    https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/us/politics/gabbard-intelligence-venezuelans-tren-de-aragua-trump.html?unlocked_article_code=1.I08.QlH2.DUoXp2tp3uUo

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    1. KansasPatriot2A on

      Good. All it is is endless political persecution against Trump. He did nothing wrong except being the scapegoat for the radical left democrats and their communist agenda. Makes me sick, Trump cares about American more than any other person in history

    2. >New emails document how a top aide to Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, ordered analysts to edit an assessment with the hope of insulating President Trump and Ms. Gabbard from being attacked for the administration’s claim that Venezuela’s government controls a criminal gang.

      >“We need to do some rewriting” and more analytic work “so this document is not used against the DNI or POTUS,” Joe Kent, the chief of staff to Ms. Gabbard, wrote in an email to a group of intelligence officials on April 3, using shorthand for Ms. Gabbard’s position and for the president of the United States.

    3. bengibbardstoothpain on

      If it’s what you say, I love it, especially less than six months into this hellride of a presidency

    4. Something_Awkward on

      Ah yes, the analytical tradecraft every functioning government aspires to within its intelligence apparatus – politically motivated processing of information.

    5. Open_Mortgage_4645 on

      The truth makes our guy look bad, so we need to edit the truth so as not to contradict Dear Leader.

    6. OK, but whats going to happen with this information? Is someone going to be held liable?

    7. Natural-Rarity1123 on

      So… Minitrue. Gotta say, I’m surprised it took us this long after the coronation of the King Felon to get to this point

    8. stellar_troublemaker on

      > Mr. Kent is said to have reacted happily to the final version of the second memo and ordered it declassified so that it could be discussed publicly, setting in motion a chain of events that led to its public release on May 5 in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.

      Someone didn’t read the final version fully…

    9. RobertoPaulson on

      Oh look, another corrupt scandal that would have brought down any other president in history! How many is that for today? I’ve lost count.

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