Posted on 12/06/2024 5:37:40 AM PST by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
General Milley called a Chinese general to let him know he would warn him if Trump planned to attack China. That is straight and simple treason. For some reason, Milley has not been arrested, charged, tried nor executed. The Democrats who failed to have that done and the ones wanting a preemptive pardon for him and others are all traitors.
It is obvious that China has subverted many people at high levels of our government on BOTH sides. This nation is in severe danger right now. China is going full steam ahead with a military buildup and has been threatening everyone in their part of the world. It is apparent from the little we know that several members of Congress are their minions and many in the Biden Administration as well.
The Chinese may very well attack us (with no warning) and make sure they kill everyone over here first who helped them get the plan in place (stupid people). Then, they'll enslave everyone able to work (kill the rest) as they have historically done. The ONLY answer to all of this is the same as the answer was for Nineveh. Repent now, before it is too late.
If there are any left after the Ukraine debacle.
Trump was Hitler—a tyrant monster. That was the going theme at the time. Trump wanted to rule the world—Hillary said so —it must be true? Running with that notion could make you rich—at the time. No one suspected Trump would ever return and become president again. This was treason—pure and simple. He deserves a trial and forced to leave the country—at least. The Chinese don’t like treason. I always said—if you wanted to make millions in 2022 write a book titled “The Assassination of Trump”—you would get on all the networks, late night shows and the book would be a best seller—at that time.
Hope the evidence against him is solid.
That goes for the Friends of the Vindman’s of Many Names also. The Vindmans are not Americans. They are treasonous Ukrainians. Violators of the UCMJ who belong in Leavenworth. It doesn’t really matter which one we are talking about.
Don't forget about the subversive attack on our young military aged citizens with tons of deadly narcotics.
I did read some time ago that employers with sensitive jobs are having a very difficult time finding young people who can actuality pass a drug test.
There will no doubt come a time when America will need it's young men to defend this nation...they will need to be sober and strong.
The Vindmans are two shiny ends of the same turd.
I can’t keep those two bozos straight to save my life. They both have tons of names and alias. I don’t know which is which. I do know that one of them got up before the clowns in Congress to attack their Commander in Chief. One of them got promoted to Full Colonel after his RAT attack on President Trump. Neither of them volunteered to go back to their Fatherland and take on the Russkis. I know Zelenskyyy could have used a couple U.S. trained military officers.
“For the record, I believe General Milley was right to what he did. We had an extremely corrupt, unstable, incompetent, and dangerous Commander in Chief who was capable of lying, cheating, and any form of corrupting American principles to retain his two major obsessions: self-enrichment and self-aggrandizement.”
”No, he was not right. Civilian control of the military is sacrosanct and can never be violated. Remember Truman fired MacArthur. Milley took an oath to support and defend the Constitution and not an oath to obey a president. Within the parameters and duties of office, he and the other JCOS can forestall military actions they consider illegal.”
“As far as “corrupting American principles” goes Trump was one of the few who took their oath of office seriously and did so with his judicial appointments. As far as “ corrupt, unstable, incompetent, and dangerous” goes, those were asymmetrical analysis points provided daily by the traditional media.”
“In terms of forestalling military actions, I can give this example from Vietnam. McNamara had always stood between the JCOS and Johnson about Vietnam, but finally the JCOS became united, and this was the day of reckoning for them. Based on what occurred as related below, the proper course of action for them would have been to resign and in civilian clothes the next day have held a press conference and explained their reason for resigning. All of them as junior officers had risked a lot for than pensions and possible court martials.”
I remembered hearing we have been there before and this time I traced the source. In a Canadian Broadcasting Company documentary Dean Rusk said, “he and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara provided the North Vietnam government the list of targets the U.S. planned to bomb the next day. Our detailed aerial attack plans were relayed through the Swiss Embassy in DC to their Swiss Embassy in Hanoi”.
Of course, the NVA would concentrate their air defenses at those locations, but then at least the military was not usurping civilian authority.
General Milley: 'I Had To Commit Treason To Prevent Trump From Committing Treason'
https://babylonbee.com/news/general-milley-i-had-to-commit-treason-to-prevent-trump-from-committing-treason/
General Milley Rides Through Streets Of Beijing Shouting ‘The Americans Are Coming!’
https://babylonbee.com/news/general-milley-rides-through-streets-of-beijing-shouting-the-americans-are-coming/
Vietnam 1965: The Day It Became the Longest War
Extended Remarks: Vietnam 1965: The Day It Became the Longest War
General Pete Piotrowski Says U.S. Alerted North Vietnamese before Bombing Strikes-Authorship Confirmed!
https://www.truthorfiction.com/general-pete-piotrowski-says-us-alerted-north-vietnamese-before-bombing-strikes/
Subverted??? More like bought and paid for. These worms only care about the cash.
Where is Vlad, the Impaler, when you need him. Show these traitors of all stripes no quarter. Justice!
There is just no way in the world I would waste one minute of my time to respond to someone that clueless and idiotic.
Milley- the true insurrectionist.
Unfortunately, he shows up at the annual reunion of my officer group. We often exchange emails during the year but often don’t copy him. The Babylon Bee articles attacking Milley pointed out such an obvious violation of our oath of office, I was sure I could copy him without disturbing his perception of reality. You notice I did lecture him.
Thank you for that excellent history and references!
I don’t even trust his “friends” and administration picks. He is once again being advised to load it up with globalist MIC cabal moles.
These MIC nominees have to do some soul searching real soon. Be loyal to the cabal as they have been for greed, or make a life change and switch their loyalty to being morally loyal to Trump and the People of this Nation.
I have a fear that human nature and greed will win the day.
George Washington was truly the “Indispensable Man”. He commanded a consistently ragged, underfed, seldom paid, often mutinous amalgam of regulars and militia through over eight years of war. Toward the end after Yorktown but before the peace treaty, his officers in March 1783 were determined to confront the Continental Congress with a list of truly legitimate, morally imperative grievances this body had ignored.
Washington opposed this initiative, which for him was brought into focus by publication in 1775 of the first volume of Edward Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. He foresaw in this undertaking an outcome similar to successful generals leading their legions to destroy meaningful expressions of the Roman Republic. They were replaced with a never-ending succession of Emperors confirmed by a submissive and impotent senate that could place few if any limits on the powers the generals assumed. The officers agreed at least to assemble to hear him once more. His biographer James Thomas Flexner relates what happened next.
“The commander in chief expressed ‘disapprobation of such disorderly proceedings’ (ad hoc mass meeting of officers) as the illegally called meeting. He summoned a meeting of his own for the following Saturday, March 15, 1783. This was probably the most important single gathering ever held in the United States. Supposing, as seemed only too possible, Washington should fail to prevent military intervention in civil government?”
“As he looked at his command, Washington appeared ‘sensibly agitated.’ For the first time since he had won the heart of the army at Cambridge, Washington saw in the faces of his officers not affection, not pleasure in his being present, but resentment, embarrassment, and in some cases anger.”,P. “‘If my conduct,’ Washington said, ‘heretofore had not evinced to you that I have been a faithful friend to the army, my declaration of it at this time would be equally unavailing and improper. But as I was among the first who embarked in the cause of our common country; as I have never left your side one moment but when called from you on public duty; as I have been the common companion and witness of your distresses, and not among the last to feel and acknowledge your merits; as I have ever considered my own military reputation as inseparably connected with that of the army; as my heart has ever expanded with joy when I have heard its praises, and my indignation has risen when the mouth of distraction has been opened against it, it can scarcely be supposed, at this late stage of the war, that I am indifferent to its interests.’ Washington paused to examine the faces before him: they were unmoved.”
“Washington then assured his hearers that it was ‘My decided opinion’ that Congress entertained ‘exalted sentiments of the services of the army’ and would, despite the slowness inherent in deliberative bodies, act justly. He urged the officers ‘ not to open the floodgates of civil discord, and deluge our rising empire in blood…..you will, by the dignity of your conduct, afford occasion for posterity to say, when speaking of this glorious example you have exhibited to mankind, ‘had this day been wanting, the world had never seen the last stage of perfection to which human nature is capable of attaining.’”
“Washington had finished his speech, but the chill in the Temple had not thawed. He reached in his pocket for a letter from a member of Congress that showed what the body was trying to do…..The officers stirred impatiently in their seats, and then suddenly every heart missed a beat. Something was the matter with His Excellency. He seemed unable to read the paper. He paused in bewilderment. He fumbled in his waistcoat pocket. And then he pulled out something that only his intimates had seen him wear, a pair of glasses. With infinite sweetness and melancholy, he explained, ‘Gentlemen you will permit me to put on my spectacles, for I have not only grown grey but almost blind in service to my country.’”
“This simple statement achieved what all Washington’s rhetoric and all his arguments had been unable to achieve. The officers were instantly in tears, and, from behind shining drops, their eyes looked with love at the commander who had led them so far. Washington had saved the United States from tyranny and civil discord. As Jefferson was later to comment, ‘The moderation and virtue of a single character probably prevented this Revolution from being closed, as most others had been, by a subversion of that liberty it was intended to establish’.”
Americans can never be adequately grateful that George Washington possessed the power and the will to intervene effectively in what may well have been the most dangerous hour the United States has ever known.
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