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The Dept of War/USAF Office of Special Investigations OSI has confirmed that contractors working in security-sensitive government-related positions across the country have been threatened to participate in fabricating payment requests to the US Government while being threatened with violence if they refuse to cooperate and later extortion if they do so. The FBI, NCIS, USAF OSI, and OIG groups are ignoring these reports to encourage a bigger scandal and influence the midterm election.
TOPEKA, Kan. & WASHINGTON - ColoradoDesk -- The Air Force's Office of Special Investigations (USAF OSI) has admitted that "widespread" cybersecurity breaches and threats against DoW employees are being withheld for apparent maximum effect to allegedly harm Trump, Vance, and Republicans in the upcoming midterms. Following in the footsteps of great citizen-journalists like Nick Shirley (@nickshirleyy), National Security News (https://natsecnews.org) has uncovered tens of millions of dollars in alleged false payments admitted by the USDA.
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Recent interviews expose that many of the reports of cybersecurity alerts reported by the FBI and other groups are actually the result of "willful neglect," and the FBI/USAF OSI letting proven reports fester to increase negative publicity and tangible harm when they are finally exposed. In discussions with agents provided with government records of wire fraud and False Claims, and demands that government contractors participate or be killed, they confirmed that the threats are "widespread" by the USAF OSI Agent Daniel Emiliusen and others at Edwards Air Force Base and other OSI detachments, but confirmed as "no action being taken" by multiple officials including counter-intelligence officers at multiple Defense Couterintelligence Security Agency (DCSA) offices.
https://natsecnews.org/feature/fbi-dow-usda-racketeering-2026
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Recent interviews expose that many of the reports of cybersecurity alerts reported by the FBI and other groups are actually the result of "willful neglect," and the FBI/USAF OSI letting proven reports fester to increase negative publicity and tangible harm when they are finally exposed. In discussions with agents provided with government records of wire fraud and False Claims, and demands that government contractors participate or be killed, they confirmed that the threats are "widespread" by the USAF OSI Agent Daniel Emiliusen and others at Edwards Air Force Base and other OSI detachments, but confirmed as "no action being taken" by multiple officials including counter-intelligence officers at multiple Defense Couterintelligence Security Agency (DCSA) offices.
https://natsecnews.org/feature/fbi-dow-usda-racketeering-2026
Source: National Security News
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