NSA Intelligence Sharing Chatroom Filled
With Transgender Fetishism Discussion
Posted By: Dreadnought, 2/25/2025 11:56:01 AM
The NSA spies on all of us but didn't know that their employees are using an official chat system to discuss their sexual perversions, swap stories about their transgender fantasies, their surgeries or plans for them, and "kink." What great spies they are. They probably know what you ate for breakfast, but didn't know their own employees were doing this on official chatrooms during company time. I'm pretty sure that the agency is lying about not knowing because if that is the case they should fire all the top brass and their deputies and start over with something other than the DEI crowd.
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The NSA spies on all of us but didn't know that their employees are using an official chat system to discuss their sexual perversions, swap stories about their transgender fantasies, their surgeries or plans for them, and "kink."
What great spies they are. They probably know what you ate for breakfast, but didn't know their own employees were doing this on official chatrooms during company time. I'm pretty sure that the agency is lying about not knowing because if that is the case they should fire all the top brass and their deputies and start over with something other than the DEI crowd.
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