Top Tweets for #JADEHELM

almost 2 years ago

@Awnye5 @_whitneywebb I worked through #JadeHelm #Anthrax “exercise” , saw 7/7 “exercise” from a distance. This would be bigger than all of them. Unless they do #FakeAlienInvasion Werner and his boys set that one up. Anything bigger in mind?

firemanjohn629's tweet photo. @Awnye5 @_whitneywebb I worked through #JadeHelm #Anthrax “exercise” , saw 7/7 “exercise” from a distance. This would be bigger than all of them. Unless they do #FakeAlienInvasion Werner and his boys set that one up. Anything bigger in mind? https://t.co/cV6qlF6oxH

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almost 2 years ago

@America86001465 @RealJamesWoods I’m flashing back to #JadeHelm “exercise” on 911, Anthrax “exercise” , 7/7 UK “terrorism exercise” They never do anything without intent. Just have to be ready, stay calm, early vote, take care of our local area. Put the rest in God’s capable hands 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

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almost 2 years ago

They’re scaring me. The last time I saw one of those “exercises” #JadeHelm planes started hitting buildings. If they know Trump is going to win. How do you prevent the Election? Massive Cyber Attack. That they just happen to be table topping 11-5-24. Coincidence? I don’t think so…

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almost 2 years ago

@liz_churchill10 Liz this is BAD. Remember the “exercise” #JadeHelm on 911. This is NOT a coincidence! Please help to get the word out 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🚨⬇️

almost 2 years ago

“WHY would anyone want to conduct a cybersecurity "exercise" on Election Day?” The Homeland Security community of vendors, contractors and government agencies is coming for a large critical infrastructure conference that includes a "tabletop" cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in Atlanta, the capitol of one of the most hotly contested battleground states in America. It is reminiscent of the NORAD federal agency conducting aero defense exercises while we were attacked on 9/11. The exercise sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International (AFCEA), begs for specific answers to a variety of serious questions: -What remote sites will the exercise access? -What federal, state and local agencies will participate? -Whose idea was it to have a cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in a key battleground state? -Who is controlling the cybersecurity threat exercise? -Why would key individuals be here instead of monitoring real threats on the very day when we are at the highest risk of attack? The timing of this exercise further decreases the credibility of Homeland Security. Their Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the same agency that claimed the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history" while their own servers had been compromised without their knowledge by Sun Spot and Super Nova malware attacks on CISA's Solar Winds' Orion monitors. You can't make this stuff up. Garland Favorito https://t.co/z9Okb3NGuC @GAPOL @GaHouseGOP @GASenateGOP @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems

VoterGa's tweet photo. “WHY would anyone want to conduct a cybersecurity "exercise" on Election Day?”

The Homeland Security community of vendors, contractors and government agencies is coming for a large critical infrastructure conference that includes a "tabletop" cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in Atlanta, the capitol of one of the most hotly contested battleground states in America. It is reminiscent of the NORAD federal agency conducting aero defense exercises while we were attacked on 9/11. The exercise sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International (AFCEA), begs for specific answers to a variety of serious questions:

-What remote sites will the exercise access?
-What federal, state and local agencies will participate?
-Whose idea was it to have a cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in a key battleground state?
-Who is controlling the cybersecurity threat exercise?
-Why would key individuals be here instead of monitoring real threats on the very day when we are at the highest risk of attack?

The timing of this exercise further decreases the credibility of Homeland Security. Their Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the same agency that claimed the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history" while their own servers had been compromised without their knowledge by Sun Spot and Super Nova malware attacks on CISA's Solar Winds' Orion monitors. You can't make this stuff up.

Garland Favorito
https://t.co/z9Okb3NGuC
@GAPOL @GaHouseGOP @GASenateGOP @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems

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almost 2 years ago

@GovRonDeSantis Hey Ron seen this 🚨⬇️ Remember the exercise #JadeHelm on 911? This is BAD! Might want to make some calls? 🚨⬇️

almost 2 years ago

“WHY would anyone want to conduct a cybersecurity "exercise" on Election Day?” The Homeland Security community of vendors, contractors and government agencies is coming for a large critical infrastructure conference that includes a "tabletop" cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in Atlanta, the capitol of one of the most hotly contested battleground states in America. It is reminiscent of the NORAD federal agency conducting aero defense exercises while we were attacked on 9/11. The exercise sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International (AFCEA), begs for specific answers to a variety of serious questions: -What remote sites will the exercise access? -What federal, state and local agencies will participate? -Whose idea was it to have a cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in a key battleground state? -Who is controlling the cybersecurity threat exercise? -Why would key individuals be here instead of monitoring real threats on the very day when we are at the highest risk of attack? The timing of this exercise further decreases the credibility of Homeland Security. Their Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the same agency that claimed the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history" while their own servers had been compromised without their knowledge by Sun Spot and Super Nova malware attacks on CISA's Solar Winds' Orion monitors. You can't make this stuff up. Garland Favorito https://t.co/z9Okb3NGuC @GAPOL @GaHouseGOP @GASenateGOP @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems

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almost 2 years ago

@realspitfire Spitfire remember they had the “exercise” #JadeHelm on 911? This is NOT GOOD! ⬇️🚨 Please help get it out there 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

almost 2 years ago

“WHY would anyone want to conduct a cybersecurity "exercise" on Election Day?” The Homeland Security community of vendors, contractors and government agencies is coming for a large critical infrastructure conference that includes a "tabletop" cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in Atlanta, the capitol of one of the most hotly contested battleground states in America. It is reminiscent of the NORAD federal agency conducting aero defense exercises while we were attacked on 9/11. The exercise sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International (AFCEA), begs for specific answers to a variety of serious questions: -What remote sites will the exercise access? -What federal, state and local agencies will participate? -Whose idea was it to have a cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in a key battleground state? -Who is controlling the cybersecurity threat exercise? -Why would key individuals be here instead of monitoring real threats on the very day when we are at the highest risk of attack? The timing of this exercise further decreases the credibility of Homeland Security. Their Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the same agency that claimed the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history" while their own servers had been compromised without their knowledge by Sun Spot and Super Nova malware attacks on CISA's Solar Winds' Orion monitors. You can't make this stuff up. Garland Favorito https://t.co/z9Okb3NGuC @GAPOL @GaHouseGOP @GASenateGOP @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems

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almost 2 years ago

@RealBPL Morning BP👍🏻Remember that had the “exercise” #JadeHelm on 911! This is NOT GOOD! Please get it out there 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🚨⬇️ https://t.co/AhQTbAx29U

almost 2 years ago

“WHY would anyone want to conduct a cybersecurity "exercise" on Election Day?” The Homeland Security community of vendors, contractors and government agencies is coming for a large critical infrastructure conference that includes a "tabletop" cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in Atlanta, the capitol of one of the most hotly contested battleground states in America. It is reminiscent of the NORAD federal agency conducting aero defense exercises while we were attacked on 9/11. The exercise sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association International (AFCEA), begs for specific answers to a variety of serious questions: -What remote sites will the exercise access? -What federal, state and local agencies will participate? -Whose idea was it to have a cybersecurity threat exercise on Election Day in a key battleground state? -Who is controlling the cybersecurity threat exercise? -Why would key individuals be here instead of monitoring real threats on the very day when we are at the highest risk of attack? The timing of this exercise further decreases the credibility of Homeland Security. Their Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the same agency that claimed the 2020 election was "the most secure in American history" while their own servers had been compromised without their knowledge by Sun Spot and Super Nova malware attacks on CISA's Solar Winds' Orion monitors. You can't make this stuff up. Garland Favorito https://t.co/z9Okb3NGuC @GAPOL @GaHouseGOP @GASenateGOP @GAHouseDems @GASenateDems

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almost 2 years ago

@VigilantFox Fox you seen this? Remember #JadeHelm on 911. This is NOT GOOD! 🚨⬇️