NSA investigates 'secret sex chats' under guise of DEI on internal agency message board

Federal employees within the intelligence community are under investigation for allegedly misusing an internal agency messaging board to dish on their sexual fantasies under the guise of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), officials say. 

After the Intelink chat logs were released Monday, an NSA spokesperson indicated to Fox News Digital that it was "actively investigating" potential abuses of the agency-operated messaging platform. 

"These disgusting chat groups were immediately shut down when [the president] issued his EO ending the DEI insanity the Biden Admin was obsessed with," Gabbard wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Monday evening. "Our IC must be focused on our core mission: ensuring the safety, security, and freedom of the American people."

The messages were part of DEI-focused employee resource groups that had been hijacked by activists who "spent all day" holding meetings with titles such as "Privilege," "Ally Awareness," "Pride," and "Transgender Community Inclusion," the source who leaked the chat logs reportedly informed the Manhattan Institute.

The source recounted, according to Rufo, that they were particularly "disgusted" by a chat that included discussions of weekend group sex.

The NSA source highlighted to Rufo that the chat logs raised questions about some intel officials' mental fitness for their jobs. "These are folks with top secret clearances believing they are an IT!" the source said to Rufo.