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Department of War Doesn’t Defend its Web Streams From Hackers
(theintercept.com)
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Well duh; it’s the department of war not the department of defense.
(Hopefully obvious /s)
The truly sad part is that it's still the Department of Defense, only Congress can change that. They're giving it a second name to puff themselves up, or is it to win the Nobel Peace prize when they eventually drop the new name?
Oh fuck, I hadn't heard about the fucking gibbering idiot dropping yet another mask and saying all the quiet parts out loud.
hes defending himself from all the epstein stuff.
they should just call it the department of offensive materials.
If we're going to change the name, it should be the department of the military/armed forces.