Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Office of Inspector General Evidence saying

Heggseth shared secret information.

In news that will surprise exactly zero people who have ever handled classified documents, Reporting says, it turns out, yes,

the information shared by Hegeseth over a civilian network did contain classified information.

According to the reports, the information shared by the current Secretary of Defense contained information that came from an email sent by sentcom over a secure net,

and that the email was plainly marked secret no-form. No-foreign means no foreign nationals can know the information.

People who have handled classified information already knew this,

given the fact that one of the messages said, quote,

Just confirmed with CENTCOM,

we are a go for mission launch.

Pro tip, for those who maybe didn't pay attention during the briefings.

If the information came off the high side, just assume it's classified, because that's why that whole system exists.

The person sending it specifically used that system.

This brings us to a couple of questions that came in at the time the story broke,

and then one from this morning. I got multiple variations of this first one, with different

Creator X's. Quote, Creator X was in the military and had a secret clearance, and they said he

didn't see anything that would

have or should have been classified. Well, Creator X is wrong. You can choose whether they were

simply mistaken or they were misleading you to defend the Trump administration. It's important

to know that having a security clearance doesn't necessarily

mean you know whether something needs to be classified. It means you can be trusted not to disclose

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