HooRU what about Steve Banon knowing?
Whatabout.
Even if that were true, which is an empty assertion, let’s do a math comparison on OPSEC vulnerability numbers.
Compare to 535 people, times friends, lobbyists, pet reporters, overseas confidants and someone they want to impress at a cocktail party. Now multiply that by their spouses and significant others times all of the above.
I know something about OPSEC. I’ve lived it. So far by all accounts this operation had very tight OPSEC. The information appears to have been tightly controlled on a need-to-know basis. Diversion and misdirection took the enemy totally by surprise. One leak might have compromised all that. We don’t need several hundred people running around with that info hours before plan execution. That’s a rookie mistake for security.