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Biden oversaw the largest invasion in American history.
He will go down in the history books as a traitor who got cancer late in his life.
Nothing has changed.
This McChrystal thing really chaps my hide and now I cannot sleep.
The further OEF and OIF recede in my personal rear view mirror, the more and more I realize that the crop of senior generals that led us in those wars were the worst cadre of generals the USA has seen since the Union Army of 1861-62.
And the ones who didn't have the good sense to fade into obscurity now strut around like peacocks, as if they have credibility.
McChrystal: how about you too fade into well-deserved obscurity. Or are you just that much of a narcissist?
@OneToad4u@theurb@RepTomSuozzi Lol! No that is not true at all. Suppressors and ammunition are still loud when fired. Real life is not like your video games.
@PeteHegseth@WestPoint_USMA@NavalAcademy@af_academy @DoD_USD_PR Thank you Sir, I am very glad to see this change-Our Soldiers deserve the best, based on merit alone. Now, lets make sure our promotion system is based on merit. Lets get rid of the DEI in officer promotions that I and many others witnessed.
I don’t see the military chaplains at the 2024 international religious freedom conference. 🙏🇺🇸
However, at the 2023 religious freedom conference, the chaplains were there and I asked them how many religious exemptions they gave for the Vax. They turned red and wouldn’t answer. They said it doesn’t matter anymore. I told them it does matter because many lives were destroyed financially and physically.
Everyone thinks I’m a right winger but they are wrong. That’s way too simple of an explanation. I’m a product. I’m a result. I’m what happens when society kicks the can of betrayal down the road for too long. I am unfortunately necessary. I will never negotiate with evil. I cannot be bought. I do not care about power. I do not care about money. I do not care about success. My dog in this fight isn’t any of these earthly trinkets everyone is grasping at. I am here for justice. I am here to make amends for the sins I’ve committed. I am here to witness the evil so it can be judged. I am here to be the voice for the weak, helpless, and silent. So help me God.
Who’s going to correct you, General? Allow me.
You’ve surfaced again, offering commentary on military matters with an air of authority that no longer belongs to you. Not after what you did in uniform. And certainly not after how you treated your own Soldiers when it mattered most.
Let me come to the defense of a Secretary of Defense I admire, at the expense of a general I do not. Don’t worry, I’ll be precise. That’s all I seem to be doing to generals these days. Correcting the record. Rebuilding credibility. Clearing the smoke people like you left behind.
Let’s start with the obvious. Yes, there were exactly seven four star generals at the outset of World War II. That number grew, as it should have, to meet the demands of a two front war. But it never metastasized into what we see now. 44 four stars ruling over bloated staffs, peacetime fiefdoms, and PowerPoint command posts where combat is theoretical and accountability optional.
What you’re defending with your veiled corrections isn’t readiness. It’s rot.
And it tracks. You weren’t known for battlefield presence. You were known for Twitter presence. Not for warfighting but for signaling. Not for standing by your troops, but for publicly disciplining them over COVID. Disagreement became disloyalty. Concern became misconduct. You turned health protection into a loyalty oath and wore your outrage like a virtue badge.
When Soldiers voiced real fears about suicide, you didn’t lead. You escalated. You tagged their schools and tried to silence them. You used your rank like a weapon. You didn’t listen. You punished.
That isn’t leadership. That’s theatrics in camouflage.
You weren’t relieved for charging forward. You were investigated for turning on your own. Not behind closed doors, but out in the open, with the American flag on your shoulder. You didn’t strengthen morale. You fractured it.
Now, a Secretary of Defense is trying to fix the system that rewarded people like you. And you think it’s your place to correct him...on anything?
No, General. That time is over. You had your moment. And you used it to posture.
Now it belongs to someone else. And they are trying to restore lethality where you left headlines.
So yes, General. I’ll correct you.
Because history remembers who win wars. And if they can't do that? They'll at least remember those who stood faithfully with their men in the darkest of moments.
Not who trended online. Not who went viral for picking childish fights on Twitter while commanding the Maneuver Center of Excellence in peacetime. Not the man more known for quotes than for combat.
Due respect, sir, it's time to take MacArthur's advice and just..... fade away.
The DOJ has agreed to a civil settlement with the family of Ashli Babbitt but her killer, officer Michael Byrd, still hasn't been arrested nor charged despite him admitting that he didn't believe she was armed (she wasn't) when he murdered her.
That needs to change.
As a reminder, the only person who killed anyone on January 6th was Michael Bryd...
#CityLife #police #AshliBabbitt #justice #Jan6th #cops