The U.S. intelligence community just got a serious shake-up.
More than 100 spies across 15 agencies—yes, including the CIA and NSA—have been fired after investigators uncovered explicit, wildly unprofessional chat groups on a government messaging platform.
These weren’t just casual watercooler conversations.
Agents were allegedly discussing fetishes, artificial genitalia, group sex—you name it.
A Journalist First Reported The Story
The shocking details were first reported by journalist Christopher Rufo, who obtained screenshots of the chats.
One exchange even described, in graphic detail, the aftermath of gender-affirming surgery.
Another casually joked about laser hair removal in places we won’t mention.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard called the messages an “egregious violation of trust” and vowed to continue her mission to “clean house.”
The NSA confirmed it was investigating the incident, stating that intelligence platforms should serve national security—not personal indulgences.
The scandal exploded just after President Trump’s executive order dismantling DEI programs, with Gabbard linking the chat groups to that culture.
