“That’s on Joe Biden.”
@NCTCKent slams the Biden Administration for allowing the Afghan terrorist, who killed a National Guard servicemember on Thanksgiving, into the United States.
— Office of the DNI (@ODNIgov) Dec 11, 2025
Month: December 2025
Hey OSINTers,
OSINT toolkit for Uzbekistan is out:
open.substack.com/pub/unishka/p/…You can also find toolkits for other countries that have been covered so far on UNISHKA’s website. Website link: unishka.com/osint-world-se…
— UNISHKA (@UNISHKAResearch) Dec 11, 2025
The Indiana Senate voted against a new Republican-drawn congressional map on Thursday, rejecting a bid led by President Donald Trump aimed at boosting the party in next year’s midterm elections. – NBC
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) Dec 11, 2025
The terrorist threat posed by Biden’s failed open borders is real and persistent.
Americans should know this: President Trump is using every counterterrorism capability we have to hunt narcoterrorists, dismantle criminal gangs and cartels, and restore safety across our nation. https://t.co/lbflUbXkxU
— NCTC Director Joe Kent (@NCTCKent) December 11, 2025
F-35A Lightning lls with the “Green Mountain Boys” of the Vermont Air National Guard’s 134th Fighter Squadron, 158th Fighter Wing, out of Burlington Air National Guard Base, have been told to prepare for deployment to the Caribbean to take part in Operation Southern Spear, a U.S. official has told The War Zone.
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) Dec 11, 2025
F-35A Lightning lls with the “Green Mountain Boys” of the Vermont Air National Guard’s 134th Fighter Squadron, 158th Fighter Wing, out of Burlington Air National Guard Base, have been told to prepare for deployment to the Caribbean to take part in Operation Southern Spear, a U.S. official has told The War Zone.
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) Dec 11, 2025
@SONARROW_OSINT @DanWatchDK Une enquête très intéressante
digitaldigging.org/p/they-droned-…
— MyGraal (@mygraal) Dec 11, 2025
@SONARROW_OSINT @DanWatchDK Une enquête très intéressante
digitaldigging.org/p/they-droned-…
— MyGraal (@mygraal) Dec 11, 2025
Raising cover-up fears, Department of War moves to weaken Havana Syndrome team washingtonexaminer.com/polic…
— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) Dec 11, 2025
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