Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Laura Callahan On The Cybersecurity Team?

Another story for the you-can't-make-this-stuff-up file (hat tip to Bunkerville):
An elite team of computer technicians assembled by the Obama administration to protect Pentagon networks from cyberattack shockingly includes a former Clinton official who "lost" thousands of archived emails under subpoena and who more recently left the Department of Homeland Security under an ethical cloud related to her qualifications, WND has learned.

The administration in May quietly hired Laura Callahan for a sensitive post at the U.S. Cyber Command, a newly created agency set up to harden military networks as part of an effort to prevent a "cyberspace version of Pearl Harbor."

The move raises doubts about the administration's vetting process for sensitive security positions. In 2004, Callahan was forced to resign from Homeland Security after a congressional investigation revealed she committed résumé fraud and lied about her computer credentials....
An error on the part of the Obama administration or a calculated move?

Damn, I sound like a conspiracy theorist.

But I tell you this: so much insecurity is being put into place under the present Obama regime that America is going to suffer unimaginably before we get this man and his cohorts out of office.

1 comment:

Bunkerville said...

Thanks for the Hat Tip. I agree, we are now moving at a record clip to finalizing the Obama-Soros agenda. There, I said it. And I do not believe it is a conspiracy theory. Rather an orchestrated plan to overwhelm us far beyond what we can deal with.