Posted on 01/24/2019 10:33:01 AM PST by McQ444
Nathan Phillips, the Native American drummer at the center of the Covington MAGA Teens controversy, denied ever referring to himself as a war veteran after the claims made by the liberal media to frame the Catholic students as agitators were debunked, and it was revealed he was never deployed to Vietnam.
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war vet - lie
Ranger - lie
recon - lie
“Black Israelites were being nice to them” - lie
Boys came at me - lie
Boys screamint Trump stuff - lie
Boys made me scared - lie
Boys surrounded me - lie
it used to be that a conservative person lying about being a veteran was berated by the left in hysterical hair pulling,foaming at the mouth rage, but now that this liberal indian lied, why he’s their hero and noone had better criticize him or call him out on it- funny how the rules and goalposts always keep changing for the left- rules for thee but not for me
Maybe he meant to ad “era” but forgot.
you should post that on youtube videos of him and on any site that posts articles about him that you run across-
The boys were waiting for a freaking bus.
They were white.
The Indians and blacks didn’t like that, assaulted them.
[[war vet - lie
Ranger - lie
recon - lie
“Black Israelites were being nice to them” - lie
Boys came at me - lie
Boys screamint Trump stuff - lie
Boys made me scared - lie
Boys surrounded me - lie]]
Me-thinks He must be related to Michael Cohen
I am a Vietnam era vet who never thought of calling myself anything other than veteran. It seems like we’re splitting hairs, though, as I had no problem whatsoever being recruited by the Veterans of Foreign Wars without ever having left the states.
but he was a “refer ranger”, taking the fight to the evaporator coils of Lincoln, Nebraska...
The “Recon Ranger” speaks.
I’ll bet he was also present when war hero John Kerry single-handedly defeated the North Vietnamese at the Battle of Chu Mai Dong (which is just south of Kum Quat Yam).
He was just confused.
He went to a Vietnamese restaurant once and thought he was in Vietnam.
Let’s take a closer look at his record.
Is a guy who just signed up for the Marines a Veteran?
How many days did this guy actually wear a uniform?
I mean besides prison orange.
Technically, yes. If he was in the military he is a vet. Cant take that away from him no matter what a dirt bag he may be. He is NOT a war vet. Small or large distinction, depending on how you are looking at it.
Yes, or ‘reefer ranger’ taking the battle to his lungs.
Ah Yes...... Chief Running Fridge Speaks with Forked Tongue.
Are you familiar with retired Navy Seal Don Shipley? He did a video on Nathan Phillips service record:
He was a Marine reservist for four years. He was a member of a now deactivated Marine Air Wing Support Squadron reserve unit in Lincoln Nebraska. After I completed my active duty enlistment I went back to school in Lincoln and was a member of that unit as an active reservist during part of the time he was there. I don’t remember him and he may have skipped out on monthly meetings. When the unit deactivated he evidently was transferred to an El Toro MCAS reserve unit and was AWOL three times. I had come from an active duty enlistment so I did not follow and I am not sure what happened after that. He was a shitbird. Entered as a private, four years later discharged as a private. He was on the rolls for four years, that is the best that can be said.
Tonto and the Freon Ranger
As a reservist, old Nathan would have been required to wear his uniform two days a month.
I’m not sure he even did that.
He qualified on his rifle, so he was in basic....at least for awhile.
Let’s see his refrigerator mechanic diploma.
I think this guy just bounced around in the military’s Administrative world.
Oh HELL no.
Your blog is trash and so are you.
Why don't you go chug some bleach?
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