I met Lloyd Austin in Iraq, very briefly. He seemed like a decent guy. I expect he's just saying what people want him to say, which is how you get to be a general of any sort.
Study the Rohm Purge in Germany. Communist/Fascist regimes typically purge the military and police first, then everyone else. Nothing unusual, the "Democrats" seem to be going "by the book." Sorry, gotta stay Anon in this environment.
I wish these educated idiots would actually think once in a while before running their mouth. They seem to think an entire group of people can be put under the boot with no squeeze out- make 80 million Americans desperate and the implications are sickening. For all of us, including them.
It would be bad enough to be lorded over by a criminal mastermind, but being ruled by the insane is another matter. I guess that is what Koestler and Kafka were talking about.
Just as an update, today the National Guard announced that no plots were discovered in their review of 25,000 Guardsmen. Two dudes were sent home after it turned out they had some sort of 'militia' ties, although they didn't say exactly what that meant, or which militia was involved. (Every Guardsman has militia ties, since the National Guard forms the organized portion of the US Federal militia.)
Says Lloyd "Austin" in the article?
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like they are gearing up the military for domestic operations. (reading between the lines)
Study the Rohm Purge in Germany. Communist/Fascist regimes typically purge the military and police first, then everyone else. Nothing unusual, the "Democrats" seem to be going "by the book." Sorry, gotta stay Anon in this environment.
ReplyDeleteYou are not anon without a VPN. Even then, check backdoors and your phone spy AI.
ReplyDeleteRaven, I am not worried. Everyone around me can panick and lose their heads, but I remain calm in the storm. For this is the Serenity of a Son of God.
Isn't this something the military or naval command school tried to teach? A calming command aura, even if it is only pretense. No pretense here.
Austin is correct. At this point I don’t know if I typed it wrong, or if my phone thought I must mean “Alexander” for some reason.
ReplyDeleteI wish these educated idiots would actually think once in a while before running their mouth. They seem to think an entire group of people can be put under the boot with no squeeze out- make 80 million Americans desperate and the implications are sickening. For all of us, including them.
ReplyDeleteIt would be bad enough to be lorded over by a criminal mastermind, but being ruled by the insane is another matter.
I guess that is what Koestler and Kafka were talking about.
Just as an update, today the National Guard announced that no plots were discovered in their review of 25,000 Guardsmen. Two dudes were sent home after it turned out they had some sort of 'militia' ties, although they didn't say exactly what that meant, or which militia was involved. (Every Guardsman has militia ties, since the National Guard forms the organized portion of the US Federal militia.)
ReplyDeleteThey meant Tipping Point and NRA membership.
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