A now deleted list with a list contained Hundreds of US government objects The fact that the General Services Administration (GSA) is planning is planning most of a extensive, highly sensitive federal complex in Springfield, Virginia, in which WIRED also houses a secret institution for central secret services (CIA).
The efforts of the GSA to sell hundreds of real estate from the US government are part of a blunt redesign of the Federal Government and its workforce, which is led under the direction of Elon Musk’s so-called Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge). Partially occupied by young engineers without beforehand Experience In the governmentThe efforts of Doges have led to this Mass distortions of strengthThe effective Switching of completely independent agenciesand a Complain This tries to alleviate DOGE’s fusion of the government in the past six weeks.
The GSA released the list on Tuesday and pulled it off the next day. Before the full list of 443 real estate was removed, more than 120 properties have already scrubbed a comprehensive public database with GSA components.
Apart from one only identified as “Building A, 6810”, most of these properties were either referred to as “Butler” or “Franconia”. According to public records, all part of a large federal institution that is a Parr-Franconia Warehouse complex or the GSA warehouse, which is located in the Loisdale Road 6810 in Springfield, is fenced in 6810 Loisdale Road in Springfield.
Most of the buildings in the complex, which dates back to the early 1950s and is dominated by a warehouse of 1,005,602 square meters, is used by various government agencies for secular purposes. Directly in the middle of the complex, next to the warehouse and the Catty corner to what is listed as the headquarters of transport security administration, is a U-shaped building that has long been notorious for its alleged relationships with the CIA.
“Obviously, someone has not carried out any research on the long and well-documented story of this property,” says Jeff McKay, chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, and a long-time advocate of the renovation of the complex, which is located near a subway station and is in a prospering area. “Usually a website like this would not be switched off, so to speak, but everyone knows that it is here, except apparently the people who put together this list.”
The use of the building in the 6801 Springfield Center Drive through the CIA, of which not all of which can be observed from the street first reported 2012 by the Washington Business Journal, which in an article at about the same time called The presence of the CIA in the area “Perhaps the worst secret in Springfield”. You can find the most specific description of its purpose, as was found in the publication Fallout: The true history of the secret war of the CIA against the nuclear tradeBy Catherine Collins and Douglas Frantz, the writeWhile he describes a secret company: “There were two pick-and-block specialists from the secret facility of the agency in Springfield, Virginia. In a storage -like building, the CIA forms a technical officer in error offices, breaks into houses and penetrates computer systems. “(Whether it is currently being used for these purposes is unknown.)
