Epidemic of Government Employees Watching Porn on Taxpayer Time

An epidemic of federal employees watching porn on taxpayer time has reached a new low at one agency where a veteran staffer “viewed child pornography on a government computer on multiple occasions,” according to an audit. The unidentified employee worked at the Bureau of Land Management, which operates under the Department of the Interior (DOI) and admitted to investigators from the agency’s Inspector General’s office that he viewed adult pornography on multiple occasions though he knew DOI policy prohibits it. A year ago, a separate DOI employee infected agency networks with Russian malware after visiting thousands of porn sites on his government computer. A forensic examination determined the employee, who was never identified, had an extensive history of visiting porn websites and saving material on an unauthorized drive. In both cases the employees retired and faced no consequences.

The DOI is hardly alone in the ongoing porn scandal. Watching porn on government computers during work hours is so rampant that legislation (Eliminating Pornography from Agencies Act) was introduced in Congress a few years ago to contain the embarrassing crisis.

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23 thoughts on “Epidemic of Government Employees Watching Porn on Taxpayer Time

  • January 12, 2020

    If the government really wants to eliminate employees from viewing porn on work computers make them sign an agreement that if they do so, then when caught their name will be posted on line and they will be fired without any compensation.

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  • January 11, 2020

    sure they can watch porn…. us fellow taxpayers are paying for it! why wouldn’t they. it’s all free and besides they had nothing else to do.. we the people need to wake up and really smell the coffee as far as they’re are concerned we are sheep to the slaughter…

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