I've derived benefit from criticism all periods of my life; ..I don't resent criticism; even when, for the sake of its emphasis; it parts company with reality
This song was written in 1975, but its magic remains untouched by time. 🎶❤️ Nearly fifty years later, the melody still stirs emotions and brings back memories with every listen. ✨
🚨 BOMBSHELL:
Hillary Clinton & Huma Abedin allegedly caught harvesting & drinking Adrenochrome on video.
Found on Anthony Weiner’s laptop inside a folder labeled “insurance.”
An investigator was asked about “Frazzledrip”… his response is absolutely mind-blowing 🤯
Will this ever see the light of day?
Drop your thoughts 👇
#Frazzledrip #Pizzagate #Epstein #Adrenochrome #TruthSeeker #ClintonCrimeFamily
Charlie Kirk had a profound impact on me. Both during his life and, as I discuss in this excerpt from my new book, after his death.
This was hard to write about but I hope you'll find it meaningful.
https://t.co/JExbF5irNr
Federal judge dramatically oversteps her authority. And she refers the DOJ lawyers for discipline?!
I have a feeling Judge McElroy is about to get a mountain of judicial misconduct complaints.
Dear @SecWar@SeanParnellASW@DOWResponse could you please get some anti drone; missile batteries and rebuild its Navy for port security support-to help Kuwait protect its infrastructure and the US military bases within its borders. Besides Israel it is one if our strongest allies in the region. Thanks
Moments ago, CENTCOM forces shot down four Iranian one-way attack drones that were launched toward the Strait of Hormuz. The attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic. U.S. forces subsequently struck Iranian coastal surveillance radar sites in Goruk and on Qeshm Island to defend against further attacks.
American forces remain vigilant and postured to respond to unjustified Iranian aggression in self-defense.
I want to explain something for civilians because they have no frame of reference.
To be honest, I actually don’t have a frame of reference here either. Because I never experienced combat like this. Most of us in GWOT haven’t.
I’ve fought over multiple tours. Have a few Bronze Stars. A Presidential Unit Citation and two Valorous Unit Awards. So I can safely say I was in units that experienced some pretty serious fighting.
But yes JD, I did ask @SeanParnellASW about the incident in question. And my personal experience pales in comparison.
During this fight, enemy elements the size of companies were annihilated. To provide some frame of reference, my engagements yielded single digits to a few to maybe a dozen enemy KIA at a time (maybe a few dozen idk). And that’s on the high side.
A company is 100+. So the scale is mind boggling.
Sean Parnell and his Outlaw Platoon effectively fought like they were in Vietnam or Korea, not Afghanistan.
We were all talking the other day on here about combat experience and how it varies so much. What he experienced was on the highest side imaginable for our war.
80+% of his platoon was wounded. Every single person in his weapon’s squad was shot in the head. Every one. Their Kevlar helmets saving them.
I just want it understood how absolutely insane this is. It is entirely a one off experience during the war on terror.
During the fight mentioned below, he had to call in B1 bombs, A10s, and Apaches. To kill an enemy COLUMN (yes I said column), of 200+ Taliban. Vaporizing most of them. This happened more than once on the tour as well.
His men were killing enemies in trenches (yes I said trenches). It’s just mind boggling. The details are in the book ‘Outlaw Platoon’ but you get the idea I hope.
We should keep telling these stories. And we should always remember who chooses to keep serving long after they take off the uniform. Sean is in the Pentagon now. But a sneaking suspicion tells me that sometimes, he’d rather be back in battle with the boys.
Because for an Infantryman, battle is always where home is supposed to be.
It’s brutality incarnate, but the clarity of purpose is one that can’t be experienced anywhere else in life. I can’t explain it to you. I doubt he can either. But it’s real.
One of his boys is depicted below. And his truck after a fight. I add them here for effect.
I also just fundamentally reject that Graham Platner, the oysterman, can hang around DC for a decade going to GW, in the same circle as all the “operatives” he’s definitely not like at all, and mistreat as many women as he wants as long as they’re Republican bc their concerns can’t be real. Not a great standard.
As they should be -- it was an infringement on the 1st Amendment.
It's only "radical" in the eyes of the beholder.
The analysts were religious bigots to even thing it was appropriate to do what they did.
THAT is a huge weakness in the whole "Analyst as Investigator" concept.
They don't know what they SHOULD NOT be doing.
After an accomplishment filled week by President Trump, I have the pleasure of reading a piece of Friday fiction, courtesy of the Daily Mail.
To be crystal clear, I am not going anywhere. I am honored and proud to serve President Trump, proud of our team and remain fully committed to advancing his agenda on behalf of the American people.
Some in the media have spent a decade trying to manufacture drama around President Trump and people who work for him. They were wrong then, and they are wrong now.
See you Monday.
If you didn’t get invited to the @UFC fight at the @WhiteHouse - it doesn’t mean you were banned. Why act like a little girl with a skinned knee when the President doesn’t invite you to his party after you denigrate him and lie about him?
Oh, I wish Platner were only your problem. But if the Nazi gets into the Senate ... yeah, he becomes all of our problem, so ... no.
I won't just shut the fuck up. :)
Have a nice weekend!