US Navy Seal, Mike Day gave this interview on July 20th, 2020.
Mike Day ~ May 24th 1971 to March 27th, 2023.
These were his thoughts during the start of the COVID fearmongering and hysteria. People were being forced to do things antithetical to the Constitution which protected us. The warning signs of a man stripped of his duty to protect his country are all there.
The long-term effects of a broken spirit hanging on as authoritarian mandates become a new part of daily life.
Mike Day was shot 27 times in a terrorist ambush in Fallujah Iraq. Four Al-Qaeda insurgents opened fire on him and put him to the ground with 16 bullets piercing his body, and 11 being stopped by his body armor.
Then he was hit with a grenade.
Everyone engaged in the battle thought he was dead, but he regained consciousness and killed two terrorists attacking the other men in his unit.
He helped his Iraqi allies get out of the kill zone and defended women and children caught in the crossfire.
He went into cardiac arrest three times on the way to the hospital where he miraculously survived. His doctor said he was PERFECTLY WOUNDED, and that became the title of his book co-written by Robert Vera, MBA and available to purchase on Amazon.
Despite all of this, and surviving what he considered to be a miracle, Mike lost his hope and not even his PTSD support dog, friends, and family were enough to save him from the trauma and depression of his state.
Even worse, no one in the Biden administration said a word to honor the - Medal of Honor worthy - veteran when he lost his personal battle two years ago today.
You sell America as something to be hated, you mortally wound every serviceman who put it all on the line to defend. We owe it to our veterans to defend freedom as our American duty as citizens.
Somewhere, there’s a veteran with a broken heart fighting suicidal thoughts because we take our Constitution for granted.
Rest in Peace. Mike Day. I never knew you, but your message is our mission.
@ShawnRyan762
I made that observation on LinkedIn yesterday.
Political discrimination by senior management is the number 1 most obvious and reprehensibly unprofessional factors regarding poisonous work culture and company failures the world has ever seen.
100% at the hands of leftist activists.
@derekbwriting I want Kit Harrington. But more importantly.
No women at all involved in the writing or casting process.
James Bond is a man's character, and women have done nothing but prove they CANNOT be trusted with masculine IP's and creative properties.
Humungous fan! I keep trying to get Glenn to respond to my request to include him in Cameo and have him come on set for a wrestling consultant when the time comes.
But he's never responded. I would love to extend the same offer to you when the time comes. We want to do the scene at the KCI Expo Center.
Promotional movie trailer for your creative thoughts. My partner in the film is @_Radames
Yep. You're exactly right.
And the people who did all this ruining would really like to sidestep accountability.
We cannot allow that. The poisonous political extremism and discrimination is entirely the most responsible causality of this dysfunction.
Bring talent back to movies, get all the activists out. They have proven themselves and deserve absolutely no benefit of the doubt.
@JoshDaws I'm REALLY excited too. If you want to share any confidential plot points with me, I will give you my enthusiastic perspective.
And if I have any ideas I might want to share, it would be great to contribute to the overall quality if I can.
I want to see you win.
You should have him on the show.
@officialDannyT check out Friday Night Tights on YouTube.
It's a fun time. And the fans really don't care if you have political leanings. Just as long as you're not disrespecting them like some of the actors have been doing.
@benshapiro is a bit of a twerp if you ask me.
https://t.co/UtLOGRu6Dm
It seems like the world is waiting for the chance for us all to come together for a motion picture event that gives us all a little more faith in humanity again.
Something important enough to cut through all the poison and hate.
Something that remind us of who we are...
They wrote the best chapters of history because of Americans. And the world knows America through our movies. Movies are meant to be experienced together.
Some of the best heels and personalities are not "Good Guys", but had very deliberate codes of ethics that painted them as not "Bad Guys".
Roddy Piper was such a charismatic jerk, but all throughout his career he openly respected sportsmanship and the bravery of other wrestlers to not show cowardly behavior.
Same for Curt Hennig (my all-time favorite). He and Randy Savage were so good at being cocky to the extent of not caring who liked them or who didn't like them.
But they NEVER sold out. They never backed down, and they never acted like cowards either.
There's something noble about the rejection of cowardice. It's a masculine conviction that underlies a sense of 'goodness' that is unmistakable and becomes the foundation for every hero to access the greatness in man's persona.
No wonder its demonized so much by marxists and feminists.
Case in point: The greatest segment of turning face of all time. https://t.co/xuHBqFreNA