KrisHunter

The IP Hunter, counter-influencer, & veteran.
Mission to uncover deception.
Their deception is to alter your perception.
Geopolitical analyst.

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When speaking of freedom of speech, the following must always be remembered To remind others why we have our First Amendment rights.

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@Real_RobN For the record I called this back in late 2016.

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@DiligentDenizen What if this will control the US Military while China walks in tbe front door.

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@DiligentDenizen 1 phone call = 10,000voters

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@DiligentDenizen It's called cooling desent.

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@DiligentDenizen
The NDAA itself, as legislation moving through Congress, is not subject to a mandatory public inspection and formal comment process the way federal regulations are under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
Here is how it actually works:
The Legislative Process (What Happens Now)
The FY2027 NDAA is currently working its way through the House and Senate Armed Services Committees.
It gets marked up, amended, and debated. Committee hearings are often open, and testimony is taken from witnesses.
Once reported out, the bill goes to the floor for debate and votes in each chamber.
The public can watch, contact representatives, and advocacy groups can lobby — but there is no statutory requirement for Congress to hold a formal public comment period or "public inspection" phase before passing the bill.
The Regulatory Process (What Happens Later)
After the President signs the NDAA into law, specific agencies (DoD, VA, etc.) may have to write regulations to implement certain provisions.
Those regulations are subject to the APA, which typically requires a notice-and-comment period in the Federal Register.
But the underlying statute — the NDAA itself — is enacted by Congress without a formal public comment requirement.
Where You Can Engage
Contact your Representative and Senators directly while the bill is in committee or on the floor.
Watch the HASC and SASC markup hearings (usually streamed).
Monitor the Congressional Record and committee websites for amendments.
Since it is June 2026, the FY2027 NDAA is likely in committee markup right now. If you want input, the window is through your elected representatives and committee testimony — not through a formal administrative comment process, because that mechanism does not apply to legislation itself.

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15/ CONCLUSION
This was not a "sound tactical operation." This was not "negligence." This was a mission where every single protective protocol was systematically inverted:
Rangers distributed properly / SEALs stacked on one bird
Ranger QRF available / SEALs substituted instead
Gunship sees threat and warns / Command ignores warning
Two birds available / Second bird abandons formation during final approach
Standard exfil math / Math that requires leaving people behind
You do not accidentally do the exact opposite of every standard procedure. You do that by design.
I have done this 180 times. I know what a dry hole looks like. I know what a proper QRF looks like. I know what a rescue mission looks like. And I know what a setup looks like.
This was a setup.
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14/ 10. THE MISSING EVIDENCE
13-minute gap in the communications tape covering the critical inbound period. The tape went missing.
7 Afghan personnel on the helicopter who were not on the manifest, per family testimony under oath to Congress.
The Direct Support Officer (DSO), who monitors push-to-talk communications, was reportedly not present that night.