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DOGE news OTD

2025-02-15 01:07:11.892631+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

In San Francisco, Men claiming to be DOGE enter City Hall and demand records on wasteful spending, fraud

“City Hall Building Management has received multiple reports of individuals entering public and private specs in City Hall through unlocked doors, while [filming] their interactions,” the manager wrote. “The individuals told occupants they are from the Department of Government Accountability and that they want to insert flash drives to download evidence of corruption. They did not present a judicial warrant, and therefore, had no authority to access computers or non public spaces.”

Elon Musk’s DOGE Posts Classified Data On Its New Website (Same content on Huffington Post)

But an easy search shows that DOGE’s database provides details on the National Reconnaissance Office, the federal agency that designs, builds and maintains U.S. intelligence satellites. Not only are NRO’s budgets and head counts classified, but the prospect of Musk’s tech team meddling in sensitive personnel information is setting off alarms for some in the intelligence community.

It's here, currently claiming 1,097 Headcount and a $165.9M total wages.

Interestingly, the About NRO page at Intelligence Careers dot gov says:

We're a hybrid organization of 3,000 personnel from the Intelligence Community, members of the armed services and Department of Defense civilian personnel.

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