Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "This is how authorities were able to identify the Pentagon leak suspect" video.

  1. Jack Teixeira's superior officers would have known or had a feeling Jack was a security risk, because his behavior in the first minutes they were introduced to him would have---should have sent off alarm bells. When someone is outwardly extremist, it is a red flag in the real world. These people are trained to see the slightest indication that someone is a high-security risk. There is someone asleep at the wheel in the intelligence community and heads should roll. Watching across the world from you, British intelligence specialists say the British agents' lives have been put at risk by the release of these documents. People are going to die because the American intelligence community is a ship without a rudder. The CIA chief, The Secretary of Defense must stand down to show the US admits wrongdoing in this sensitive areal. Years and years of meticulous work of having eyes on secret Russian e-mail is now a laugh in the past. How can this be? It should have caused suspicion that the young dude was playing a movie scene type existence and sensitive data never should have been in this person’s hands from day one. Imagine, top secret information was shown to someone fresh out of college and probably on the first day on the job. The intelligence community in America is getting to be known as a giant sieve; the worst thing is that agents in the field's lives have been unnecessarily put at risk. Secretary of Defense Austin is not doing his job and he should resign over this incident that has placed a dark cloud over his career second to the disgraceful Afghanistan fiasco retreat that took the lives of rookie soldiers barely out of boot camp. This has got to stop; and: it is inexcusable no matter what sort of spin that they are going to put on a careless act. To blatantly give away government secrets by a junior member of the intelligence community by someone just beginning in the business shows how naïve and incompetent those at the top really are. Someone should spend ten years in the intelligence sector before top-level secrets are in his or her possession. There is no excuse for this...
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