OMG: BREAKING: O’Keefe Media Group Drops Undercover Video of DEI Conspiracy in United States Air Force

James O’Keefe strikes once again!

O’Keefe Media Group on Wednesday launched undercover video of Jake Reyna, Department of Defense and United States Air Force Operations Research Analyst for the Office of the Secretary of the Air in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, verifying DEI training is obligatory for airmen.

Reyna informed the OMG undercover press reporter that white males are “absolutely silly” and “certainly draw.”

Jake Reyna likewise stated that white males “most likely” make us weaker as a military.

Per O’Keefe Media Group:

DEI Conspiracy in Air Force: “We essentially got in touch with everyone who had a title like that and got them to sneakily alter their title so it does not sound as variety oriented despite the fact that it is,” exposes Jake Reyna, Department of Defense and United States Air Force Operations Research Analyst for the @SecAFOfficial in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. Thinking Republicans have actually tried to cut down on the federal government’s usage of prejudiced DEI policies “simply to fuck with the [DEI] system,” Reyna admits on undercover video footage captured by O’Keefe Media Group that the Air Force controls task titles to cheat the system out of a greater wage for DEI workers. Boasting, “We simply weaseled around it,” Reyna declares “there’s absolutely nothing actually they [Republicans] would have the ability to do.”

The cover-up does not end there. Reyna mentions about his workplace, “We’re in fact moving into this other group called Manpower and Readiness” to remain under the radar.

Reyna verifies DEI training is necessary for airmen and if an airman does not take part in DEI trainings, he “would not be gotten approved for promos or he ‘d get reprimanded and … he ‘d get written” before becoming dishonorably released, that includes being removed of all advantages.

Tasked with establishing programs like the Workforce Analytics Dashboard that notes the demographics of the Air Force with a focus on “race, ethnic background, and gender,” Reyna confesses the Air Force has no information to support its DEI policies. “I do not understand if there’s any particular information you can supply beyond simply stating like, yeah, we’re getting more varied discussing altering officers.” Asked, “In your experience, have you seen or have you stumble upon any information that really functions as proof that certainly DEIA prospects or soldiers carry out much better than non-DEIA soldiers?” Reyna reacts, “No, I do not believe so.”

Empowered in the Air Force’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Reyna thinks white guys are “absolutely silly” and “certainly draw.” “Do you believe they [white males] make us weaker as an armed force?” asks OMG’s American Swiper. Reyna reacts, “In some methods, most likely.”

WATCH:

BREAKING: DEI Conspiracy in Air Force: “We essentially called everyone who had a title like that and got them to sneakily alter their title so it does not sound as variety oriented despite the fact that it is,” exposes Jake Reyna, @DeptofDefense and @USAirForce Operations Research … pic.twitter.com/lzNix6fUYw

— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) May 22, 2024

The United States Air Force reacted to O’Keefe Media Group’s ask for remark.

” This person was not speaking on behalf of the Department of the Air Force,” the United States Air Force stated in a declaration to O’Keefe Media Group.

U.S. AIR FORCE COMMENT: O’Keefe Media Group connected to the U.S. Air Force and we got a special declaration on the record from a U.S. Air Force representative today:

” This person was not speaking on behalf of the Department of the Air Force.”

This declaration comes as … pic.twitter.com/JyEVk0jHn8

— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) May 22, 2024

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