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Yeah, you served @HackingButLegal... You served on your back! That's why you were kicked out of the Army after a little more than a year... For repeated misconduct, including staying in domiciles of the opposite sex after curfew. This is something you cannot dodge or deny.
Hey Jackie, locking your comments "as a veteran" or as a journalist isn't very free speech of you.... Seems like you're just another grifting oath breaker
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
It will come out that a foreigner faked their way in, achieved national office, and became a tastemaker for an entire half of the political spectrum. A dystopian and terrifying scenario. One that should send a shiver down every American’s spine. And the left will excuse it.
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
Huh.
Wasn't tracking that little development.
Thanks for sending that along, @Techno_Fog
New instant classic, courtesy of the Colonel! Thank you so much for this @ChestyPullerGst! The gify that keeps on giving!
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
“If you don’t let completely unqualified third worlders with fake degrees/credentials to come into your country, refuse to assimilate, and take American jobs we’re going to vacation elsewhere!”
Oh noooo…the horror. The level of entitlement is off the charts.
This is one way to deal with the SW Asia/Horn of Africa issues & one that would work wonders.
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
I'm beside myself.
I just found out that in 1971 Ohio Democratic Senate Candidate Sherrod Brown wrote a letter to the editor of a newspaper arguing that the North Vietnamese should NOT release our POWs until we completely withdrew.
Do not give me he was "only 18" when he wrote that letter. Though I did not serve in country, at 18 I was pounding ground as a Marine (0351).
We both made decisions as adults. He decided to support North Vietnam instead of our country and troops. I decided to support our country and troops instead of North Vietnam.
I later met and spoke at length with two of our POWs - one held for over 6 years, the other for over 5. Not only did they suffer unbelievable torture, but when they returned, they did so to shattered lives they had to put back together. The life and families they once had no longer existed.
When Brown wrote his love letter to Giap the suffering of our POWs was already well known. For example, Floyd “Jim” Thompson (U.S. Army, Special Forces), served 3,278 days as a POW - 10 short of 9 years. At the time Brown wrote his letter, Thompson would have already been a POW for 7 years. Countless others had been living that hell for years when Brown treated them as pawns to advance his political agenda.
Brown made that bed as an adult. Now he owns it.
Brown should not be allowed anywhere near D.C., and certainly not on the Senate floor.
Video at the link: foxnews.com/media/sherrod-br…
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
Catherine II, the Great of Russia, ordered the founding and construction of the city of Odessa, where in 2014, the Neo-Nazi Ukrainians were openly killing Russians on the streets, chased them into the Trade Unions House, and burned them alive.
That began this separatist movement, and it was the interim government installed by Victoria Nuland et al, who attacked the Donbas and started the civil war on the instructions of the Neocons.
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
Europe seems to have forgotten the Marshal Plan. The United States literally rebuilt Europe after World War II with the generosity of American taxpayers.
The United States continued to provide the subsidies for EU social benefits for the next 50+ years via one-way tariffs and economic benefits.
A simple thank you would suffice.
Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
Yes and the important thing to realize is almost none of this sentiment existed 20 years ago. I had zero problem with indians until they invaded my country. This is entirely a result of the indian government's policy to invade the world to send back remittances.
If indians are upset about the organic hate directed their way they should look no further than their own government who caused it all by sending their diaspora as hostile invaders to countries who never did anything to india and only helped them in the past.
Every single person is justified in feeling this way. The same as a victim of a crime is justified in hating the person who committed the crime against them.
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Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
We don't suffer from a lack of resources or talent.
America has suffered from a lack of vision since 1989.
"A country that once split the atom, landed men on the Moon, and pioneered the digital revolution ought to have ambitions considerably larger than surviving its next congressional budget tantrum."
Trump declared that America's Golden Age has begun. That's one hell of a proclamation. And with roughly $6 BILLION in scientific initiatives and commitments announced at his summit, he's putting some serious technological ambition behind those words.
Eleven companies pledged $2.4 billion in computing resources to accelerate scientific discovery through artificial intelligence. The Energy Department announced a $215 million competition to develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2028.
And that's just the opening act.
Another $1.8 billion is being directed toward virtual-cell research, technology that could transform how scientists study disease and develop treatments.
NASA and the Energy Department are pursuing nuclear-powered spacecraft technology for a mission to Mars and a fission reactor on the Moon.
Think about the sheer audacity of that agenda.
While Washington's political establishment conducts its usual miserable circus of bureaucratic infighting and partisan bullshit, Americans are pursuing technologies that could reshape medicine, computing, energy, and space exploration.
And Trump is pulling substantial private-sector commitments into the effort, reducing dependence on the congressional sausage factory that has turned accomplishing practically anything into a fucking endurance contest.
He's also backing programs to identify mathematically gifted children, accelerate scientific education, and restore merit to federal research funding.
What a revolutionary concept: find America's brightest minds, give them extraordinary challenges, and unleash their talents.
The ambitions are enormous. The obstacles are formidable. And that's precisely what makes the effort worth watching.
A country that once split the atom, landed men on the Moon, and pioneered the digital revolution ought to have ambitions considerably larger than surviving its next congressional budget tantrum.
Trump has put the challenge on the table. Now comes the monumental work of delivering.
And while Washington's professional obstructionists remain buried in yesterday's political wreckage, America's scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and builders are already laying the foundations of a future those small-minded bastards can barely imagine.
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Ghost of Smedley Butler retweeted
What a wild ride it's been boys.
Just like Clavicular's girl, we don't have to fake it any more.
And just like Clavicular, you don't have to look over your shoulder wondering if everyone notices yours is a little shorter than it's supposed to be.
Stock on stocks, goons.
