Account Deleted By User **I completed this research on Reddit about 4 months ago, and wanted to give it a go on here for my fellow Qanon goats that may have been affected by this serious security cyber breach. I will be posted it in v/GreatAwakening and v/Pizzagate as well as this deep rabbit hole eventually goes back to Kenya and ties in to possible child sex trafficking. ** Too Long; Didn’t Read? (TL:DR) Summary is in Part 6. Being a Computer Science major at the time, I have followed the Office of Personal Management (OPM) from when it was initially reported because my Personal Identifiable Information (PII) was compromised during the breach along with a lot of others. I received the snail mail from the OPM basically stating, “We got hacked, we are sorry, but your PII has been compromised, have a good day” and gave me the free credit reporting for two years crap. They were so quick to blame the Chinese for it, but as I came to find out, it could have been anyone based on the just the key summary of the IG report on it alone. Since we are all waiting for the BIG drop to occur, I thought this be a good time to bring this back from the back burner and see who the real culprits are of this very invasive hack are. You will actually be surprised as I was, but first I want to drop this quote from our ‘honorable friend’ of the intelligence community. “You have to kind of salute the Chinese for what they did” – James Clapper https://abcnews.go.com/US/china-leading-suspect-massive-hack-us-government-networks/story?id=32036222 https://archive.li/GQ0j8 Introduction: Before we begin this journey, it is important to understand the back story, the key players, and the mechanics in play behind this crucial story. In July 2015, the OPM announced they were a target of one of the most devastating data breach to ever occur. Initially, they reported only four million people were affected, but the final estimate is that it was actually almost 22 million people that were compromised. The information that was stolen included military records, veterans' status information, Social Security numbers, addresses, dates of birth, job and pay history, health insurance and life insurance information, pension information, and data on age, gender, and race as reported by David Cox, president of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE).  Luckily, the C_A doesn’t use the OPM system and their personal information was not affected. However, ABC News also reported that highly sensitive 127-page Standard Forms (SF) 86 (Questionnaire for National Security Positions) were put at serious risk by the hack. SF-86 forms contain information about family members, college roommates, foreign contacts, and psychological information in which the OPM was not so forthcoming about this. https://apnews.com/af77f567a4b74f128a4869031dc9add9/union-hackers-have-personnel-data-every-federal-employee https://archive.li/pWDV7  As if that wasn’t enough, it was later reported that 5.6 million people had their biometrics in the form of fingerprints stolen as well. This could be deadly to intelligence agents (other than C_A conveniently) as they may be able to change their identities, but would never be able to change their fingerprints. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/24/world/asia/hackers-took-fingerprints-of-5-6-million-us-workers-government-says.html https://archive.li/dcVAS Next - Part I - The Key Players