Malicious compliance, almost certainly. You can do a whole lot of sabotage by just being bad at your job.

I’m not going to hold my breath until something substantial comes from this. The vast majority of the files are boring. It’s not like there are 300,000 documents that all say “This list of people were fucking children:”. It’s flight logs and emails and receipts and photos of the most boring shit imaginable. Only a small percentage of the overall files contain anything of substance to people on the outside looking in.

The fact that this knowledge of ineffective censorship didn’t come right on the heels of some big, juicy, reveal tells me that the documents censored in that way all fall into the “boring” category.

I was certainly expecting malicious compliance.

Fairly certain that’s what’s happening.

The same Will Rogers that had a piece in the New York Times where he mocked Smedley Butler and volunteered to lead the fascist revolt (business plot) himself?

Brings that quote into a different light a bit.

…if Smedley Butler don’t take that job of marching down Pennsylvania at the head of wall Street’s fighting Brigade I would like to get my application in.