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Signal chat group shock: the VP account not Vice President

Further revelations about the Signal chat group continue to make shock waves. Waltz thought the account marked VP was JD Vance.

The National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz, had revealed that when he added the account VP to the Signal chat group he assumed it was the Vice President. He knew that JD Vance had separate accounts for personal and work messages.

He became suspicious when Vance seemed unaware of messages that had been shared with the VP account. Sending a message directly to that account Waltz was baffled by the return message being in strange characters. When replying with a question mark he was shocked when the VP account replied again with another message in strange characters….

Так что теперь этот болван проверяет, с кем он делится совершенно секретной информацией. Было здорово наблюдать, как вы хихикаете, выставляя себя полными идиотами. После того, как я закончу с Украиной, следующими будут США.
После Зеленского вам всем будет легко, теперь я знаю, какие вы тупые. С любовью и поцелуями, Владимир Путин

He stuck the message into a translator and was horrified. VP stood for Vladimir Putin!

“So now the bonehead checks who he is sharing top secret information with. It’s been great watching you chuckle heads making total idiots of yourselves. After I am done with the Ukraine the USA is next. After Zelensky you lot will be easy now I know how dumb you are. Love and kisses Vladimir Putin”

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