Musk, Trump and the chaos: government in the storm of email specifications!

Musk, Trump and the chaos: government in the storm of email specifications!

In a dramatic showdown between Elon Musk and over two million federal employees in the United States, the shock waves of the new Efficiency Department of Doge are clearly noticeable. On a Saturday, employees received an email in which they were asked to justify their weekly services by Monday evening-otherwise there was a risk of discharge. This not only revealed unrest among the employees, but also some authorities such as the Ministry of Defense did not appeal to their employees to avoid the email to avoid potential security risks, as it York Times reported.

Particularly explosive phrases took the events as the FBI boss Kash Patel, appointed by Trump, informed his employees that the FBI itself was responsible for internal checks, while a federal judge banned the Ministry of Education to pass on sensitive information to the department guided by Musk. Musk, who spoke up on social media, announced that "many people will experience a bad awakening" and the restructuring process quickly precedes. In the ranks of the Republicans, such as the Senator John Curtis, the call for compassion for those affected is also increasingly loud, since it is "real people" whose life realities are at stake.

mixed reactions and curious incidents

The situation continued to escalate when a fake video in which Trump Musk's feet kisses, at the Ministry of Housing was shown on official screens. This piece created with the help of artificial intelligence caused excitement, since it addresses the questionable closeness between Trump and Musk in connection with the drastic job cancellations. In a reaction, the ministry announced an investigation and made it clear that it was a "abuse of taxpayers", said press spokeswoman Kasey Lovett. At the same time, unexpected praise came from the opposition for those responsible, which the already explosive situation heated up, such as vienna.at reported.

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