Following the news that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired another Army general this week, a statement shared to media outlets from a Pentagon official said the high-ranking officer had failed polygraph examinations amid an ongoing investigation into alleged leaks of classified information to journalists. The revelation is unusual and raises questions about whether the disclosure violated federal privacy laws. Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia's ouster from the Joint Staff was first reported by The Atlantic Wednesday evening. Soon after, social media influencers and news outlets, including CBS News, published a statement that said Sylvia failed three polygraph examinations. Some attorneys say the disclosure could run afoul of the Privacy Act of 1974, which generally prohibits federal agencies from releasing personal information maintained in certain government records without the individual's consent or other legal authorization. Polygraph results, which are ordinarily maintained in personnel security or counterintelligence records, are protected under the law. The statement from the official also accused Sylvia of leaking classified information about Iran and the Russia-Ukraine war. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pentagon-disclosure-fired-general-brett-sylvia-polygraph-privacy-laws/

Oh. My guess was this was about the golf course where Ivana is buried. I got the Trump part right So, reading between the lines-- yes, Trump officials repeatedly deceived the federal judge, and she knows it. About Ivana- talk is (I haven't verified this to any degree of certainly) Trump buried her on the NJ golf course for tax advantages if property used for burial(s). Ghoulish.

@Daniel It will come crashing down on it's own. And I've read the Dems in congress have no appetite for bailouts.

Indeed

Link to video Love. ️

I hope Mayla gets well soon.

Link to video On a more serious note, I suspect in fact I know the same thing has happened in Europe.

Hahaha!

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It seems like yesterday.

They got evicted by the billionaire owner from his Cotswold estate after Meghan posted pictures of the estate on the Internet allowing the world to know the location and to identify the owner who leads a private life among having uninvited guests staying there, being rude to staff, the usual. Apparently, the owner did it because he thought he was doing his friend William a favor, so it was a con from the start. Surprise. He'll never be forgiven for betraying the agreement he personally made with the Queen "Sandrgham Summit" imo. He'll never be forgiven for slandering his family for something they didn't do "the Oprah interview". She? I don't have all day. She's a creature from Hell imo.

Sweet story. Cute kitty!

I couldn't image living in the upper MW climate. The weather seems like it would be brutal. Weather here is mild, maybe a little warmer than I expected. That could change in only another week. We're getting 10- 12 constant winds. The humidity is low. Late fall is great weather here. Hurricane season done. I'd like to say 2nd consecutive year in FL with no hurricanes but one did hit the panhandle. We got lucky again.

Well, you have now. Lol.

Thanks, Mark!

Me too

WTF? BTW, it sucks when it's the middle of the night and you have G but no T. Ask me how I know.

Living on a cruise ship is great if your idea of fun is getting infected with a serious disease and effectively quarantined or alternatively if your idea of fun is falling into the ocean and being left for dead.