Whistleblower Exposes Doge Operation—And It's Worse Than Anyone Thought

Whistleblower Exposes Doge Operation—And It's Worse Than Anyone Thought

Anyone still defending Doge after this? Might as well be waving a Russian flag.

Here’s the latest bombshell: A whistleblower has revealed that Doge isn't just poking around in government systems—they’re straight-up dismantling them from the inside.

According to the whistleblower, Doge has been:

Crippling agency infrastructure

Stealing sensitive data

Opening departments to the open internet (yes, on purpose)

Leaving the digital backdoor wide open for—wait for it—Russian IPs to come waltzing in immediately after

And it gets worse. They’re allegedly using Starlink as the getaway car.

The Department of Defense reportedly stopped using Starlink after concluding that it's basically a data pipeline straight into Russian hands. That’s not a rumor—that’s a DOD-level shutdown.

But here’s where things turn full-on espionage thriller:

The whistleblower, who only updated his new address once in a secure system, came home to find:

A note taped to his door with personal, government-only information

A drone-shot image of him walking his dog

That’s not a warning. That’s a threat.

This is no longer about internal security flaws or rogue tech groups.

This is about infiltration. Intimidation. And information warfare.

Anyone defending Doge now is choosing sides—and it’s not America’s.