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DISGUSTING: FEMA Employees Fired After S*xting And Watching P*rn On The Job
This is quite disturbing and just shows the depth of how much filth runs rampant in U.S. agencies.
An exclusive report by the Daily Caller has revealed a FEMA employee was fired after sexting with foreign nationals while on the job.
In a separate incident, another employee was caught looking up pornography on FEMA’s unclassified network.
The DHS Insider Threat Program (ITP) has identified a second group of FEMA employees who used their official government equipment to engage in sexually explicit conduct on government devices at some of our government’s most classified facilities.
These employees, who had access…
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) September 8, 2025
Full post from the DHS:
The DHS Insider Threat Program (ITP) has identified a second group of FEMA employees who used their official government equipment to engage in sexually explicit conduct on government devices at some of our government’s most classified facilities.
These employees, who had access to highly sensitive systems, spent their duty hours sexting strangers, including foreign nationals, on encrypted government devices. Such conduct is unacceptable, and these employees have been terminated.
EXCLUSIVE: FEMA employees discharged for sending filthy sexts, watching porn on the clock.
Read more@DailyCaller pic.twitter.com/Zdhne5azy7
— Ashley Brasfield (@BrasfieldAshley) September 8, 2025
The Daily Caller broke the story and provided the full scoop of the disgusting acts:
Two employees at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) were fired after investigators found they had engaged in sexually explicit online conversations, or “sexting,” with foreign nationals, according to an internal probe.
A review by FEMA’s Insider Threat Program (ITP) flagged one IT Services Division worker — who held a top secret clearance — for logging into Facebook Messenger on the agency’s unclassified network and sexting with someone believed to be in the Philippines, records show.
Between Aug. 19 and 27, the employee allegedly exchanged multiple messages with the presumed Filipino national, documents obtained by the Daily Caller show. In one, he wrote, “I saw your post on a Philippine dating group here, so I messaged you,” and later referenced “Manila Philippines,” saying he hoped to visit in “November or December.”
Investigators found the messages were part of a broader pattern of explicit online communications, underscoring both the extent and frequency of the employee’s conduct. User Activity Monitoring (UAM) also showed that on Aug. 25 he searched Google Maps and Hotels.com for Cavite, a city in the Calabarzon region of the Philippines.
A follow-up UAM review turned up another exchange on Aug. 28 in which the employee told the foreign contact, “but I can’t bring my phone inside my workplace, so I leave it in the car. Only chat here on FB Messenger while I’m working.”
In the same Aug. 28 exchange, the employee wrote, “I wish you were here sitting in my lap while I work,” and, “I want to hug your waist while I work and smell your hair, kiss your neck.”
A separate case involved an Environmental Protection Specialist in FEMA’s Environmental Historic Preservation office in Alabama. Monitoring showed the employee repeatedly accessed a pornography site on the agency’s unclassified network and engaged in explicit chats with multiple users.
Investigators later found the employee had made numerous sexual comments and even uploaded a pornographic image from a file labeled “work memes” to a user identified as “tooMessyForMe” during conversations on Aug. 30-31.
Last month, 20 FEMA employees were placed on leave after signing a letter criticizing President Trump:
Approximately 20 employees at FEMA have been placed on leave after they signed an open letter on Monday criticizing the Trump administration’s cuts and personnel decisions at the agency.
The letter warns that the changes undermine progress FEMA has made in the decades after… pic.twitter.com/PIdNRr0w3D
— PBS News (@NewsHour) August 27, 2025
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