The Vetting Crisis: A Threat to National and Global Security

After walking for a while, I realized why the actual geopolitical situation is scarry!

Out of nowhere came the word vetting!

It probably connected with voting words in my mind. And it’s not about rigged elections and inference in Romania elections, neither about TikTok, or the people and candidates. No!

The real issue is vetting!

It’s the core problem because someone has rigged the vetting process!

By compromising the vetting, they’ve endangered not only the U.S. and Romania but many other countries as well.

Ironically, even Russia is at risk in this scenario, whether they realize it or not.

So the pressing question is: Who tampered with the vetting process?

How could an unsuitable, even unfit, presidential candidate for Romania be vetted as the “best potential president”?

And who has access to the vetting process in U.S. diplomatic networks?

How did Georgescu come so close to the Trump administration without being properly vetted?

This is impossible to understand because, when I refused to work for Eastern countries, my vetting was reassessed and shut down within 24 hours and the contract canceled!

The U.S. faces a significant security issue with its vetting process. Romania too!

This problem puts intelligence, diplomatic relationships, and global security at serious risk.

The vetting system must be fixed IMMEDIATELY to prevent further conflicts!

Intel op messing around

What should you do when an intelligence agent specializing in East Asia operations is messing around with you at work?

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This agent, WHO is transgender, revealed their identity to me a couple of years ago. It wasn’t me who exposed them; they self-disclosed. Only God knows what was on their mind. To me, they seemed poorly trained and highly involved in questionable activities.

As their network came to light one by one, it was clear that it was an “exposure risk.”

But whose fault was it if not theirs? If a civilian is perceived as a threat to the anonymity or safety of an agent or their sources, it leads to animosity from the agent and their network.

Can you imagine it? A WHOLE intelligence network trying to bring down a civilian woman just because they are poorly trained and have big egos?

Today, it happened again. The agent came to work speaking his language this time with a HONG KONG accent. It’s an East Asian foreign operation. When you have worked with someone in so many places, you can recognize their style immediately! At the FIRST WORD!

The look doesn’t matter! Artcrafted! Fabricated! Intelligence shit!

An intelligence agency targeting a civilian woman just because she is perceived as a threat to their foolishness is absurd. When an agent’s ego is so high that they can’t recognize their mistakes and try to manipulate civilians without their consent, it leads to resentment. The agent will use any method to bring down and take advantage of that civilian. It’s sheer stupidity!

When you are a civilian, your objectives are different from those of an intelligence agent. For example, you might see the social harm of drug selling, while an agent might prioritize national security, even if it involves selling drugs and treating people as collateral damage.

For this reason, an intelligence officer and a civilian MUST STAY APART. If either party interferes with the other, deliberately or inadvertently, it will lead to frustration and anger from BOTH SIDES, especially if it jeopardizes lives.

If a civilian can see through intelligence operations, intelligence agencies MUST STAY AWAY from civilians and protect EVERYONE’s lives not just theirs.

But when ego overshadows intelligence, they will hunt the “gifted” civilians, and it becomes a mess!

No intelligence operations should involve civilian lives! If civilians can see through them, it’s not the civilians’ problem; it’s an intelligence problem because they are poorly trained and mess with genuine people.

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No intelligence operations around civilians, please!