Wednesday, July 29, 2015

IRS Thugs Used Instant Messaging to Avert Congress and Watchdogs




Federal bureaucracies are finding ways to avert government watchdogs and congressional oversight.  Thugs, like Lois Learner, are using instant messaging as a means to avoid a paper trail or a digital fingerprint.  Here is an excerpt from Americans for Tax Reform:


The IRS used a “wholly separate” instant messaging system that automatically deleted office communications, according to documentation released by the House Oversight Committee on Monday. The system appears to have been purposefully used by agency officials responsible for the targeting of conservative non-profits, in order to evade public scrutiny.


The system, known as “Office Communication Server” or OCS was used by IRS officials, including many in the Exempt Organizations (EO) Unit, which was headed by Lois Lerner.

As the Oversight Committee report states, the instant messaging system did not archive any communications, so it is not possible to know what employees of the EO unit discussed on it



Source: http://www.atr.org/irs-used-instant-messaging-system-hide-internal-communications#ixzz3hL6YsgQJ 

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