And what does his serving have to do with what he posted?
I didn’t serve as well, and I feel the same way he does.
Do you support the crap that the Biden Administration has imposed on the military?
Did you misread his original post?
Or did you make a mistake and uncover who you really are?
“And what does his serving have to do with what he posted?”
It seems those with no military experience are the loudest critics when it comes to military matters.
He regularly posts criticisms of Ukrainian movements and advancements, yet says an obvious rout or defeat of Russian forces is actually some brilliant chess move, or some similar description. It’s one thing to cheer for one side or the other, but don’t criticize tactical moves unless you have a clue as to what the forces are actually doing, and why they are doing it.
And the really childish name-calling and innuendoes are clearly his attempt to distract from his ignorance. That is fourth-grade stuff. Call someone a moron, that’s fine; call someone clueless, that’s fine. But some of his stuff is laughably juvenile. I mean, grow up, Kiryandil.
“I didn’t serve as well, and I feel the same way he does.”
But, I don’t recall you waxing prolific about tactics. Maybe I missed them, if you have.
“Do you support the crap that the Biden Administration has imposed on the military?”
Absolutely not. But, nice try to change the subject. In any event, I’ve been reading his posts for months; so his history is well-documented.
“Or did you make a mistake and uncover who you really are?”
Oh, I know who I am.
I am not sure what crap you are saying the Biden Admin has imposed on the military.
Two items I have notice are reports about providing help to soldiers who have experienced health issues from large burning pits emitting toxic fumes; and Marines and their families and base employees getting sick from years of drinking contaminated water, and being eligible for already approved benefits. I know someone who is retiring from years of service. Part of his leaving the military includes being evaluated for injuries he may have received during over 20 years’ service and what additions this might add to his pension.