Paranoia" hangs over the White House staff, and terrifies

Paranoia" hangs over the White House staff, and terrifies

WASHINGTON - Iraq Press - March 18 / March: besieging the White House case of "mad suspicion and mistrust , " and believes that all state institutions "deep" especially intelligence and media plan to destroy President Donald Trump.
According to a lengthy report published by the Politico newspaper the US, it adopted a certification 12 assistants Trump and employees of federal agencies in the White House, the staff are scared after work environment turned at the presidential headquarters to the "aggressive and become the new administration to deal with them as traitors potential."
The Trump made a resolution last month by subjecting phones and computers for staff, including some senior aides sudden periodic inspection "to find out who is leaking Administration news to the media," which pay a lot of staff to use encrypted applications wipe the letters sent by phone immediately after send, the more this is an application used Alttaibqat "Wickr" which allows scans the message from the future - mail after a specified time of receipt.
But that some aides Trump, keen to close their smart phones when they arrive at the house and put it in a drawer, "fearing that the use of spying on them," and in the work they are keen to hold their discussions confidential, "lest they hear them contagious and to pass on information to the press."
Politico quoted a senior administration official as saying , "The staff at the White House are afraid, the work environment has become very aggressive."
The fear of "infiltration of traitors" make some key positions vacant in the White House, The state of "paranoia and distrust that inhabit the new administration make them find it difficult to find people you trust to fill these jobs."
This report comes amid complaints members of Congress , some Republicans , including John McCain and the media of "the chaos experienced by the White House," with the president to spend long hours watching news channels, so he put a TV in the living room, and often respond angrily to he sees through the Twitter website, also revealed a report in the Washington Post last month.
The former chancellor at the National Security Council threw us Ahmad published an article in The Atlantic magazine last month after the resignation in which she said , "The White House has become a strange and awful place and turned upside down, and spread the chaos." It quoted one of the staff who work there since the era of President Ronald Reagan , "he had not seen the presidential residence that bad and chaos, Fmsthil to be the product of a Republican administration, management or even a businessman."
She said , "Politico" that Trump has " a history of suspicion staff has , " adding that the man former business was used "sophisticated surveillance devices" in his companies to monitor their workers, as some workers in his presidential campaign said they "believe that Trump put listening devices in their offices at campaign headquarters in the tower which is owned by New York city. "
She pointed out that the new administration and its president directed their suspicions to the CIA , "and believe it leaks to the press to undermine Trump."
It quoted a senior aide in the administration as saying that some of Team Trump infected in any obsession to follow the news on a daily basis "for the analysis of any news leaked and try his analysis and conclusion that personal targets damaging it."
He's a Republican , "Politico" linked to the White House " for young employees affected by the status of paranoia felt by their superiors, so turning the White House into a place to live its residents a state of paranoia and distrust."
It quoted another Republican communicates with the White House over the "encrypted applications" as saying: "It is not a case of paranoia , especially in light of the current circumstances in which people try to topple each other."
As a White House official denied in a statement to the American newspaper the health of the rumors about the spread of a "culture of paranoia and suspicion in the presidential residence."
President Trump accused his predecessor , Obama two weeks ago of spying on his telephone lines during the election campaign, but did not provide any evidence so far , despite congressional request. Q ended

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