‘Derelict In His Duty’: New York Post Editorial Board Calls On Gen. Milley To Resign. It appears to us that the only thing General Milley is good at planning is attacking the chow line.
‘Derelict In His Duty’: New York Post Editorial Board Calls On Gen. Milley To Resign. It appears to us that the only thing General Milley is good at planning is attacking the chow line.
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I was disappointed to hear that Milley was surprised about the Chinese hypersonic missile. I would have thought his Chinese general buddy would have told him about it on the back channel first.
Apparently the back channel flow is only in one direction.
Milley was a teammate to the IT that now serves in the Xiden Administration when they were in high school.
When around a ring knocker, never get in their way to receive an accolade for the slightest thing they have done.
Every O6 and above at the pentagon needs to go.
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Exactly what I was saying. Good grief, never mind Eisenhower, MacArthur started fighting in the Mexican American War, then he was in World War I, then he was head of the entire Pacific region in World War II, then he was fired for disagreeing with Truman in the Korean War. THAT'S A LOT OF WAR! And yet MacArthur didn't have half the amount of shit pinned to his dress uniform as this milquetoast, Communist Manifesto-reading, critical-race-theory-loving bastard who's spent his whole career sitting at a desk in the Pentagon brown-nosing his way to the top.
Milley looks like a North Korean General with all of that.
That's awesome!
I'm betting he got his promotions and medals the same way Kumswalla Whoreis got into politics.
I read a column recently where the writer, ex-military himself, explained how sick and tired he is of seeing these fat-butted, pear-shaped, Pentagon assholes sitting in front of Congress with more awards and ribbons on their uniforms than Dwight Eisenhower or Douglas MacArthur. Look at that photo above. The guy looks like he single-handedly won a war. But I doubt he ever went anywhere near combat even though somehow he got himself a Bronze Star. Those Pentagon bureaucrats are geniuses at getting themselves combat badges and medals. He graduated from Princeton with a degree in politics, which tells you all you need to know about how he rose to this level. There are people who rise up through the ranks by being great soldiers, and there are guys like this who rise up through the Pentagon bureaucracy.
Probably cut himself shaving.
It's simple. You fly in from the Pentagon for a long weekend at a military base in Afghanistan. While giving a seminar on critical race theory to Marines sound asleep in their chairs, you stub your toe on the overhead projector. Voila! purple heart. Later, during a short firefight at one of the gates, you help your drunk Pentagon buddy get off the floor at the officers' club and find his quarters. Voila! Bronze Star.
See John "I served in Vietnam" Heinz Kerry
It's amazing to me that no one ever fragged him.