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Trump calls for high-ranking military officials to resign on Inauguration Day
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He is correct that there should be accountability for that debacle. Saying "aw shucks bad luck oops" isn't enough. Shitcan all the senior leadership at State and the military that orchestrated that disgrace. It will be just a handful of real decision makers.
The Afghan withdrawal was a text book example of combining dem politicians overseeing senior State Department giving advice in conjunction with our warrior woke class of senior US military commanders to seamlessly withdraw a large military force along with Afghan allies and a huge inventory of American equipment. Any blame for the withdrawal goes to Trump. For reasons that the dazzler will be happy to provide us.
Does this mean I go back to my old handle?
From Afghanistan to the infusion of extreme DEI policies, and the disastrous missed recruiting goals and needs, the leadership has failed in every regard. I have a lot of inside info from folks still serving and recently retired. They felt empowered under the first Trump administration and have horror stories (from a leadership perspective) of how much harder it became to lead Soldiers.
He's right. Take out the rusty conical cheese grater.
Good news. There's plenty of talent. A lot of the young Officers I trained are now LTCs and COLs. They are chomping at the bit to get their chance.
From Afghanistan to the infusion of extreme DEI policies, and the disastrous missed recruiting goals and needs, the leadership has failed in every regard. I have a lot of inside info from folks still serving and recently retired. They felt empowered under the first Trump administration and have horror stories (from a leadership perspective) of how much harder it became to lead Soldiers.
He's right. Take out the rusty conical cheese grater.
Good news. There's plenty of talent. A lot of the young Officers I trained are now LTCs and COLs. They are chomping at the bit to get their chance.
I’d seriously consider a court martial for Milley. He admitted to communicating with China that he would give them warning on any Trump actions as CIC.
That’s very close to treason and it’s time to try him, and if convicted of undermining the CIC, jail him in Leavenworth for life and even considering extinguishing him completely as an example for others.
Gen. Milley Defends His Call To A Chinese General About Trump's Rhetoric And The U.S.
That’s very close to treason and it’s time to try him, and if convicted of undermining the CIC, jail him in Leavenworth for life and even considering extinguishing him completely as an example for others.
Gen. Milley Defends His Call To A Chinese General About Trump's Rhetoric And The U.S.
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Milley is a disgrace. If you looked at his DD 214, it reads like a dream career —- (except for the fact he's a tanker). Great assignments and all the right schools. The corollary is when something reads that well, that means he's a politician and he had higher ups pulling and pushing him along and protecting him. It's just reality. As you rise up in the ranks, you often get choice assignments because you impressed your boss or your boss's boss at some point. Nothing wrong with that, but his career is an obvious example of the Army's version of nepotism.
An old adage is "disagreement is not disloyalty under a decision has been made". Milley is a disloyaly POS, and on of the reasons DEI was gulped down by the DOD under his watch.
As an aside, I was extremely pissed to see that faggoty disloyal POS Alexander Vindman won the Virginia seat. He's in my Top 50 of dudes I want to be locked in a small room with.