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US Homeland Security chief reports breach at FEMA, fires 23 employees
33 clwg 10 8/30/2025, 3:52:49 AM reuters.com ↗
So it's a breach that's extremely dangerous for the entire nation, but also there is no real impact on American citizens or extraction of sensitive data. Eh?
The entire thing smells of a pretext for a political purge. Either it's a minor incident hugely blown out of proportion, or it's just outright fabricated.
What does that even mean. It is either a problem or it isn’t.
Also interesting to read is the FEMA Katrina Declaration, linked to from this article:
https://www.standupforscience.net/fema-katrina-declaration
I have no doubt that there is some waste in all these agencies but the magnitude of change is so big for such a short time. Even if the leaders were excellent, they would need more time to understand the situation and make good choices. Zooming in on this breach, without more details, I find it hard to believe that these 23 people were the cause (versus some larger issue with the organization).
This looks like a FAANG statement. A data breach shall have more effect on the management than a pat on the back.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristi_Noem#No_Going_Back