Document "leak" links "anti-semitism" and "treason," so did Israhell do it?

[yankeedoodle]

Oh, dear, who did it?  Who "leaked" those docunents that were printed out, and then folded up, and then carried out of some super top secret whatever location somewhere, and then photographed - no fingerprints, maybe no secret imbedded coding, blah blah blah - and then posted on some gamer website or something?  Who did it?

Well, it seems that some guy named Jack Teixeira supposedly did it.  Oh, look...he may be jewish:

There are many indicators that the name Teixeira may be of Jewish origin, emanating from the Jewish communities of Spain and Portugal.
https://nameyourroots.com/home/names/Teixeira

But, wait...look at this:

Jack Teixeira, the National Guard airman arrested on charges of leaking a large trove of U.S. intelligence documents, reportedly recorded himself making antisemitic and racist slurs before opening fire on a target.
https://www.jta.org/2023/04/14/politics/man-arrested-in-massive-intelligence-leak-case-railed-against-jews-in-online-rant

And, look at this:

Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Calif. and a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said if the charges against Teixeira are proven true, "he should be tried for treason immediately."
https://www.armytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2023/04/14/lawmakers-urge-harsh-punishment-for-national-security-leaks/

So, what do we have?  A maybe jewish supposedly White Christian "leaks" some terribly disastrous documents, which is called "treason," and, because he was so careful not to be caught, he thought he didn't have to worry about making an "anti-semitic" video.

So, you see, he committed - supposedly - "treason" because he's - supposedly  an "anti-semitism."

The stage has set to put all "anti-semites" under the suspicion of being "treasonous," or "traitors."

Did Israhell do it?  Works out well for them, doesn't it?   

But, of course, they didn't do it, did they?