1779: Continental Marines fought hard and suffered heavy losses at Penobscot Expedition, raided Lake Pontchartrain’s Loyalists, and sniped from the rigging at Flamborough Head with John Paul Jones—‘I have not yet begun to fight!’ As a retired Marine, I salute their grit. What’s your favorite 1779 Marine story? #SemperFi #USMC250 #MarineHistory
@thesucklife I knew I was good with tools and repairing machinery. Fixed my fair share of farm trucks and tractors on my grandfather's farm. Got my Airframes MOS, just got damn lucky at A school pulling F18 orders.
What was your MOS and did you choose it or was it chosen for you based on recruiter, test scores, or other?
I wanted to be a radioman. My recruiter told me I was needed in Aviation, Supply, Support, and Anti-Air Warfare. I said “Ok Gunny”.
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I’d like to add this:
Your comments and criticisms are not only welcome, but they’re helpful. We work for you, the American people.
Your feedback is invaluable. All I ask is that you consider the following feedback to the feedback. When you see something happen, and the entire story isn’t public, and the underlying facts aren’t all public, it may appear counterintuitive to our reform agenda.
I promise you, it’s not an accident.
Ask yourself, why I would sign on to something like this otherwise. Is it a desire to be wealthy, famous, “connected,” or to be a future lobbyist? If that sounds ridiculous, it’s because it is.
I realized when I signed up that I’d never be able to fully explain some decisions we make due to legal and ethical constraints. But that’s a pill I agreed to swallow when I swore in.
In conclusion, I realize asking you to “trust me” is a waste of time. Watch what happens, continue to demand results, be cautious of narrative “traps,” let time put the puzzle pieces together, and what we’re doing will make sense. I see and hear you and your feedback. Thanks for your time.
-Dan
10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week
#10 - Anthony Fauci warns: “The next outbreak will be of a respiratory disease that’s easily transmissible, that has a significant degree of morbidity and mortality.”
“What is likely to happen,” Fauci says, “is the emergence of another respiratory disease.”
“It may be another coronavirus, because we know that coronaviruses, really, mostly in bats, have the capability of binding to receptors that are in humans.”
“It could be another flu,” Fauci continued. “We’re dealing with H5N1 now, which is bird flu, which has taken the somewhat disturbing step of infecting mammals, namely cows and cats and other mammals, which means it’s adapting itself more to a human.”
“So my concern, Walter, is that whenever that happens, the next outbreak will be of a respiratory disease that’s easily transmissible, that has a significant degree of morbidity and mortality,” Fauci said.
When asked if the cuts at HHS and “our attitude towards science” are making the situation “a little bit more dangerous,” Fauci replied, “Oh, absolutely!”
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Good morning X! Time for my first ever bass fishing tournament this morning! May the luck be in our favor! Should have stopped drinking beer before midnight……
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