More Revoked Clearances, Access

43 thoughts on “More Revoked Clearances, Access”

1. FIRST, holy moley, gadzooks, I’ll be a monkeys uncle

   1. It only counts on the WOT. Hack hacked in there again and got the latest one.

      1. I know sgtM, but I never can get to first on the WOT so I do the “first” thing on any post that hasn’t had a comment yet. Been doing it for a few years now. Later Alligator

         1. Well, aren’t you special there Mr. Individual, doing your own Thang… (sarc.) More power to you. Go nuts!!! The rest of the world is.

         2. While dile!

2. Security clearance?
   Hillary don’t need no stinkin security clearance.
   Who’s gonna say no to her other than Trump?

   1. Who’s gonna say no to her and live, other than Trump. TIFIFY.

   2. Ol Bill certainly won’t dare.

   3. Only someone who has a death wish!

3. Revoking what they shouldn’t have had after leaving “public service”. It’s still a lovely little “fuck you” from the Oval Office.

4. Considering the Clinton/Obama White House went around trying to undermine 45/47’s first term throughout the world, I’m talking to you especially John Kerry, revoking their clearance at 1201 20 Jan 2025 should have already been done.

5. Having Joe Biden campaign for your candidates is Daniel Bernath volunteering to represent you in court.

   1. He might just provide more effective counsel today than just a few years ago…

      1. DeadDan became a grass roots influencer.

         1. LOL!!!
            Well played!

         2. We saw what you did there. Well played, Tallywhagger, well played.

            1. Y’all are on a roll today!

   2. You pay sleepy Joe to NOT endorse you!

   3. Not in court, as Bernasty was disbarred. But he could represent someone in the Social Security Admin hearings, as a law license is not required.

      1. That’s why “Poaching Clients’ was one of the complaints against him.

   4. https://i0.wp.com/valorguardians.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/22812-1691695397.3545.jpeg

      1. Did he die under natural conditions? Maybe that should be investigated. Wonder how much insurance money traded hands.

6. It’s one thing to disagree with, or even severely criticize.
   But the ones who had their clearances and access revoked, actively acted against the country they swore an oath to. Many of those actions should be considered treason, with all the punishments thereof (death).

   1. Hollow points?

7. Removing protection details = death sentence.
   Sending armed FiB agents to collect post-it notes from a former President’s wife’s panty drawer = lawful, prudent, and supra-patriotic.

   It’s hard to keep all this wrongthink and doublespeak from liquifying what’s left of my brain.

   Bourbon, thank you for your service in these trying times!

   1. There is good reason why America has its very own distilled spirits.

   2. The marks of desperation…

8. Again.

   1. If for nothing else, be grateful to Trump and Obama, that each of them in turn kept that psychobitch out of the Presidency.

      Nacho!

      1. Oh, I am.
         https://i0.wp.com/valorguardians.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/soul-1691506355.8118.png

   2. Schlonged? Who the hell in their right mind would do that? C.mon man, that’s just gross as hell. I’d rather slide down a razor blade into a pool of acid before schlonging her. So would Slick Willie.

9. I hold a clearance, and the day I retire from military service it will be revoked. Why former presidents, secretary of state, and officers need to keep their clearances when they no longer have a legitimate need to know I will never understand. It’s not like the chain of command will ever be broken far enough to have to call in a former president to run things.
   “Now warming up on the mound we have #46, they will pitch relief for #47 while they catch a breather.” I can’t see this being a thing.

   1. I had one back in high school days when I had a summer job
      with a small local defense contractor. No big deal but a few
      years later I ran into the same portable sheltered equipment
      in it’s intended environment. It was like deja vu all over again.

   2. What’s hilarious, as we all well know, is that the SV will brag about having a super-duper/ high speed low drag /top secret clearance, but of course they can’t tell you what the did in the military.

      1. Which was nothing of importance…

   3. It will be revoked though it will still be “active” for 24 months after you get out. Meaning you will not have to go back 5-10 years if you get another clearance job within that 24 month window.

      1. That ties with the requirements for clearance, access, need to know, and signed nondisclosure statement, in order view/handle classified. From memory the 24 month window you highlighted. is correct.

         I held a clearance for over 45 years before I hung it up. There was about a 10 day period right after I retired from active duty where I didn’t meet all four requirements.

         My first day of retirement was the first, I interviewed for a cleared position on the 3rd I received/accepted an offer a day later and started 5 days later and hung it up for good 19 years later.

10. What business does Das Hildebeast have that deserves a clearance these days?

    1. She could tell you, but then you would have to kill yourself.

    2. The Clinton Foundation (grift) must be funded! (S)

11. Activist judges demanding immediate reinstatement in 3…2…1…

    After they get out of their secret boys club meeting.

12. I guess Killary and Kamaltoe Kackles will have to cast a seer spell with their coven if they want to be in the know.

13. Cue in ‘ Pretty Woman”, you make me puke!

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