Jackie Singh 🇺🇸's Threads

May 29 • 15 tweets • 2 min read

Rest In Pieces, Mohammad Sinwar 🖕

Free Palestine. These are not conflicting views. You can want for the people of Palestine & Israel to peacefully co-exist and for the apartheid & genocide to end while also decrying the garbage leadership of both nations. Yes, I cheer for the death of terrorists who do not love their own people.

May 27 • 8 tweets • 1 min read

Reviewing the government's complaint against the alleged Israeli Embassy shooter "Elias Rodriguez" revealed additional suspicious patterns of behavior which could be markers of tradecraft that strengthen my case for intelligence involvement in the murders of Sarah and Yaron. 1. Pro Timing & Logistics:

- OPSEC: Last-min ticket purchase (3hrs before event)
- Planning: Interstate firearm transport via commercial airline
- Minimal exposure window via 1day operation (arrived May 20, attacked 21st)
- Target-rich environment: Gathering of Israeli diplomats

May 27 • 10 tweets • 3 min read

🧵THREAD: 🚩🚩🚩 Red flags suggest the Israeli Embassy shooter "Elias Rodriguez" isn't a genuine American progressive, but possibly an agitator from an authoritarian regime. I analyzed his Goodreads reading list which has 279 entries stored since 2012 under a name that isn't his.

https://twitter.com/HackingButLegal/status/1927316268383629426

1/9 Real American leftists typically discover Russian literature through college (Tolstoy, Dostoevsky). This person reads obscure Soviet political figures - Molotov memoirs rated 5 stars! That's knowledge usually gained through family/cultural transmission, not U.S. education.

May 27 • 7 tweets • 2 min read

1/ I found a perfect lil' nugget while performing a basic linguistic analysis of the Israeli Embassy shooter's manifesto (published by Klippenstein, who was allegedly visited by fed. agents wanting to know where he got it).

My analysis suggests the phrase "highly legible"...

https://twitter.com/HackingButLegal/status/1925708365923037633

2/ My analysis suggests the phrase "highly legible", when applied to an action, represents a classic "calque": a direct translation that preserves the semantic structure of the source language rather than adopting natural target language expressions.

May 23 • 11 tweets • 2 min read

This thread will covers the violations of human rights which affected this former police officer traveling to Hawai'i from Australia to visit her US Army Lieutenant husband:

1/9 🧵

2/ Right to Due Process and Fair Treatment

Australian woman detained at US border for 24 hours without clear charges, denied legal representation, and officials broke promise to contact her husband.

Basic fair treatment protections completely ignored.

May 22 • 12 tweets • 2 min read

🧵 1/8 THREAD: SCOTUS just handed down a ruling that could LIMIT Trump's ability to prosecute DEI violations, even though it sided with the government.

Here's why I believe Kousisis v. US matters, although I am not an attorney, and this is not legal advice:

https://twitter.com/SCOTUSblog/status/1925553546239328586

2/ THE CASE: Contractors lied about using minority-owned businesses on government projects.

They got paid $20M+ but delivered exactly what was promised, just didn't follow the diversity requirements.

SCOTUS: Still fraud, convictions upheld.

May 19 • 7 tweets • 1 min read

More laypeople need to read Mandiant’s APT1 Report and realize it’s only been about a decade since the curtain started getting pulled back on government cyber espionage.

It was groundbreaking for a private company to release such a report, and it wasn’t that long ago If I, as a security professional, try explaining the basics of “cyber” warfare (none of us too the term cyber seriously, but it stuck with the public), to a layperson, they often can’t accept some of the basic premises which are fundamental to threat intelligence and malware work

May 17 • 7 tweets • 1 min read

Beyond SM, keep your kids off Telegram, Discord, Roblox, Twitch, & YouTube.

Re: YT, unless you have the time to curate specific content & limit access to the rest, you should know that Google's parental controls are designed to limit their legal risk, not protect their brains. The risks for each platform differ, but the reality generally involves inappropriate and brain-damaging content, sexual predators, terrorists, and foreign intelligence trying to turn your sons into mass shooters.

Beware!!

May 15 • 8 tweets • 2 min read

How is this birthright citizenship thing gonna go? I'll tell you in just a few short tweets.

1/7 🧵 2/7 The Supreme Court is hearing a case on Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.

What was once a fringe legal theory by racist jackass attorney John Eastman has reached SCOTUS due to Trump's day 1 Executive Order.

May 6 • 14 tweets • 3 min read

🧵 THREAD: The Pentagon's insane restructuring by Hegseth (cutting 20% of 4-star positions & rapidly removing military leadership) bears disturbing historical parallels to military purges in 1930s Germany. This strategic concentration of power follows a historical playbook (1/13)

https://twitter.com/HackingButLegal/status/1919652621142438157

Hegseth's order to cut 20% of four-star positions and additional reductions among generals/admirals mirrors historical patterns of authoritarian leaders systematically removing military leadership independence.

This isn't hyperbole. Unfortunately, it's pattern recognition (2/13)

Apr 24 • 12 tweets • 3 min read

This is something that is not well-understood. The algorithm and the way the website presents you information act as a perception filter which is not truly detectable via human means. Best source would be a leak from inside X explaining the manipulations. We'll have to wait

https://twitter.com/HackingButLegal/status/1915410909851259377

I have observed that Internet users are typically unaware that websites like news sites, especially their front pages, are often modified such that one user's view may be extremely different from another user's view in terms of the content presented to them and how it's arranged.

Apr 21 • 6 tweets • 2 min read

1/5 Former star Tesla engineer Christina Balan faced shocking treatment after raising a brake safety issue with Elon Musk in 2014.

Her entire team was threatened with deportation if they didn't back down, and Balan was forced to resign.

I've tried to post this thread 3 times... 2/5 Balan's bravery in speaking out didn't end there.

Despite battling breast cancer and facing blacklisting from the industry, she successfully represented herself in court and got Tesla's arbitration case against her thrown out.

Apr 11 • 13 tweets • 3 min read

1/ BREAKING: NYT reports the Trump admin is adding migrants to Social Security's "death master file" to cut them off from financial services, which is effectively "tantamount to financial murder" according to former SSA commissioner Martin O'Malley.

2/ This is EXACTLY what I warned about in my Nov 2024 piece "The Administrative Art of Persona Non Grata": the quiet strangulation of targeted groups through bureaucratic means.

The persecution I warned about is unfolding in real time.hackingbutlegal.com/p/2025-or-the-…

Mar 29 • 10 tweets • 2 min read

1/ Musk displayed a troubling disregard for core American values when he told Fox the admin will "go after" those "pushing propaganda" abt Tesla–prioritizing punishment of his critics above respect for the principles which have always defined our republic.
thehill.com/homenews/admin… 2/ Context: Amid the "Tesla Takedown" movement protesting Musk's role in Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), dealerships have faced vandalism, including firebombings. Trump purchased a Tesla in support of Musk as stocks fell, calling attackers "terrorists."

Mar 25 • 5 tweets • 1 min read

As an infosec pro who held security clearance for a number of years, I am somewhat surprised by the big public reaction to top brass' use of Signal for unauth transmission of TS/SCI (NOFORN?) info. This is almost certainly the least harmful security error they have made thus far. I suppose the public really *doesn't* understand what happens when you get rid of qualified & experienced people and tear down regulations associated with safety & quality which may have originally taken much more time & consideration to implement than they will to dismantle

Mar 14 • 5 tweets • 2 min read

1/ 🚨 NEW: Treasury just launched what might be the most sweeping financial surveillance program in U.S. history. In 30 border ZIP codes, ANY money transfer over $200 will trigger automatic government reporting. Previously this threshold was $10,000.

That isn't a typo! #privacy

https://twitter.com/HackingButLegal/status/1900428034668118142

2/ What does this mean? If you live in affected areas of CA or TX and send money to family in Mexico, your personal details—name, address, ID info—will be automatically sent to the government starting in mid-April.
For undocumented immigrants, this creates an impossible choice.

Mar 2 • 13 tweets • 3 min read

Everyone now understands why I have publicly doxed multiple agents of foreign influence inside the U.S. and why those dudes have attacked me on a near-daily basis for several years as I pointed out their hidden acts of sabotage against the American people My research on this topic has been ongoing for several years. The more I looked, the more I found.

Slides in description with added content

Feb 25 • 13 tweets • 5 min read

Journalists: Adam Ramada, who works for Musk inside DOGE to "help" the Dept of Education and was just blocked by name from accessing our data by a judge, has an interesting resume in finance involving managing foreign funds, and a history targeting the Dept on behalf of private corporate interests.

Entities:
- Purelake Capital LLC (DE, revoked?)
- Palindrome Investment Advisors LLC (CA, filings not up to date, some names wiped from co-founder bios)

Judge's order naming him (PDF, pg. 5): democracydocket.com/wp-content/upl…

Feb 8 • 6 tweets • 4 min read

🚨 NEW: I regret to inform the public the individual blocking @RepMaxineWaters @MaxwellFrostFL et. al lawful entrance to the Dept. of Education today appears to be Tobie Jansen van Rensburg, an offensive cybersecurity expert from South Africa who runs "Grey Owl Cyber Defense".