22 Tuesday Jun 2021
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Russia just conducted a giant war game a few miles from Hawaii. Russia is dead serious about winning and letting the world know it.
The USSA hosted its first drag show for equity and so forth at Nellis AFB! The USSA is dead. Period.
Should we change “thank you for yer service” to “nice dress?”
15 Tuesday Jun 2021
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The USSA’s affirmative action military is losing weapons at an astounding pace. Most of the stuff in this AP article is low-level activity from thugs who have no business in the country let alone the Army or USMC. Yet, note how many machine guns, rocket launchers, and “other” weapons are missing.
And these are the items they report as missing.
The AP is correct for once about something: these weapons were meant to be used against America’s enemies.
13 Thursday May 2021
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The SDL found and commented on a NEW(!) letter from some perfumed princes. Yes, much weaker than the French version.
After 60 years of completely failing to defend America’s borders or protect the nation from invasion, a group of retired US military officers is… encouraging everyone to get involved in local and state politics.
More than 120 retired generals, admirals, and military officers signed a letter that warned that the United States is embroiled in an existential fight and called on “all citizens” to get involved in local and state politics.
“We are in a fight for our survival as a Constitutional Republic like no other time since our founding in 1776. The conflict is between supporters of Socialism and Marxism vs. supporters of Constitutional freedom and liberty,” stated the letter (pdf), which was signed by 124 former generals and admirals, released by “Flag Officers 4 America.”
The letter also posited that opposition to proposed bills and laws that would strengthen election initiatives has troublesome implications.
07! Thank you for your service, idiots! Thanks for sleeping while America was overrun and destroyed. Our heroes. Now, to give us the “I VOATED!” – it’s too much. Cue Lee Greenwood.
This isn’t a fight between Karl Marx and Thomas Jefferson over a paper republic that was definitively killed between 1861 and 1865. Satanic globalist v Christian Nationalist. And the political window closed at Noon on January 20th. The silver lining here is, for the muh constitution crowd, that the concern over a standing military might have been a little misplaced: in its senile retirement, it does afford a little comedic value.
26 Friday Mar 2021
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If you’re anywhere to the right of Mitt-for-Brains Romney and you still think the USSA’s military is on your side, then consider this.
A slide used in a Department of Defense (DOD) training manual identifies Catholics and evangelical Christians as “religious extremists,” along with members of the Ku Klux Klan, al-Qaeda, and Hamas, according to a Marine Corps officer.
This is official policy. Voting RepubliCON or Libertardian will not fix this. This is yet another example of identity driving culture driving politics. Catholics and Evangelicals, maybe this is or should be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Should you be a civilized Westerner in the failed USSA military, get out now.
11 Thursday Mar 2021
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It must be the devil’s that the pentagram brass is babbling about in response to Tucker’s recent admission of simple truths.
In an extraordinary rebuke, the Pentagon and several senior members of the US military called out Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Thursday for a sexist segment in which he mocked women serving in the armed forces.
Carlson, who is effectively the face of Fox and hosts the top show on the right-wing channel, ridiculed President Joe Biden Tuesday for saying that the US military had created uniforms to fit women properly, created maternity flight suits for those who are pregnant, and updated requirements for hairstyles.
Tomorrow on PPN, I call it the Barbie Military Playset. It is sad but this is a good thing. The USSA military is going to get the living shit kicked out of it in the next major hot war. And it poses very little threat to the Americans who will build new American nations on the ruins of the US.
18 Friday Dec 2020
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One does not share sensitive military intel with enemy combatants.
Axios’ Jonathan Swan reports a bombshell potential major disruption in a key part of the presidential transition before President-Elect Joe Biden is sworn in on January 20: the Pentagon has without warning or explanation halted Biden’s intelligence transition briefings.
Reports Swan: “Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller ordered a Pentagon-wide halt to cooperation with the transition of President-elect Biden, shocking officials across the Defense Department, senior administration officials tell Axios.”
Biden’s team has so far maintained that it’s unaware of the directive while Pentagon officials are said to be stunned and in the dark: “Administration officials left open the possibility cooperation would resume after a holiday pause,” the breaking Axios report notes. “The officials were unsure what prompted Miller’s action, or whether President Trump approved.”
I suppose they could go ahead and restart Biden’s briefings at GITMO.
25 Sunday Oct 2020
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It’s too bad that no one thought to mention any of the following tripe to Abe Lincoln and his successors. An oath to fiction:
Milley too feels strongly about the necessity of keeping the U.S. military out of politics and the election.
“We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to an individual, a king, a queen, a president or anything else,” he said in an interview with NPR. “We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to a country, for that matter. We don’t swear an oath of allegiance to a flag, a tribe, a religion or any of that. We swear an oath to an idea, or a set of ideas and values, that are embedded in our Constitution.”
As a result of these comments, Banks is optimistic that the worst case election scenario in the event of disputed election results might just be lawsuits in certain states where the outcomes are murky.
“A really important limitation in the event that there is martial law is that it’s highly unlikely to be tolerated in a situation where our civilian institutions are working,” Banks noted. “Martial law requires a complete meltdown. It requires the inability of our civilian institutions to manage government. It’s hard to imagine that.”
Tolerated? Odds are it will be demanded. And done.
19 Monday Oct 2020
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Dr, Roberts observes a few things: the dangers of appointing industry stooges, and the inanity of US military policy and spending.
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper is a former Raytheon lobbyist and another example of President Trump’s penchant for frustrating his own policies by appointing to power people who oppose his policies. Why does Trump think he can expect a representative of the military/security complex to help him wind down Washington’s hegemonic policeman of the world routine?
Esper is out making speeches that the military/security complex needs 5% real increase annually in order to counter Russia and China—https://news.antiwar.com/2020/10/16/esper-calls-for-more-military-spending-to-face-china-and-russia/ . It is Washington that is aggressive toward Russia and China, not the other way around. The military/security complex desperately needs foreign enemies in order to maximize its budget and power. Russiagate’s purpose was to prevent Trump from removing a valuable “enemy” by normalizing relations with Russia.
The US defense budget could be cut in half and still be larger than the combined defense budgets of Russia and China. China spends about half as much of its economy on defense as the US. If Russia and China intended aggression against the US, wouldn’t you expect to see much higher spending on military?
If anything, the military budget – while there’s still time – needs to be cut, radically. That and a draining of the old swamp would go a long way. Second term projects?
15 Friday May 2020
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With mothers being beaten and arrested for not wearing fear masks one can only assume how things will go when the Imperial stormtroopers come to forcibly vaccinate the nation.
The president said that distributing the vaccine would be a “massive job” and that he would move quickly to get it distributed.
“Unless you’re mobilized and ready, you’re not going to be able to do it for a long time. So we’re starting now,” he said.
President Trump predicted a vaccine would become available by the end of 2020, and manufacturers are already mobilizing the production of millions of doses of potential vaccine candidates while they are tested.
The president has also set an “Operation Warp Speed “task force goal of getting 100 million vaccine doses available in the fall, with 300 million doses by January.
Plandemic, indeed. Of course, this is all okay because Orange Man is a Republican. Plus, all of you who worship the “heroes” will have something else to thank them for. I’m thinking this may be THE line. Will they cross it? (I guess they will).
08 Wednesday Apr 2020
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Snow in April?? Where’s “global warming” when we need it?
READ THIS from Unz.
The Dark Winter exercise began with a briefing on the geopolitical context of the exercise, which included intelligence suggesting that China had intentionally introduced Foot and Mouth disease in Taiwan for economic and political advantage; that Al-Qaeda was seeking to purchase biological pathogens once weaponized by the Soviet Union; and that Saddam Hussein of Iraq had recruited former biowarfare specialists from the Soviet Union and was importing materials to create biological weapons. It further notes that a majority of Americans had opposed a planned deployment of U.S. soldiers to the Middle East, which was also opposed by Iraq, China and Russia. The script also asserts that the soldiers were being deployed to counter and potentially engage the Iraqi military. Later, as the exercise unfolds, many of those Americans once skeptical about this troop deployment soon begin calling for “revenge.”
Amid this backdrop, news suddenly breaks that smallpox, a disease long eradicated in the U.S. and globally, appears to have broken out in the state of Oklahoma. The participants in Dark Winter, representing the National Security Council, quickly deduce that smallpox has been deliberately introduced and that this is the result of a “bioterrorist attack on the United States.” The assumption is made that the attack is “related to decisions we may make to deploy troops to the Mid-East.”
Not unlike what is unfolding currently with the Covid-19 crisis, in Dark Winter, there is no means of rapid diagnosis for smallpox, no treatments available and no surge capacity in the healthcare system. The outbreak quickly spreads to numerous other U.S. states and throughout the world. Hospitals in the U.S. soon face “desperate situations” as “tens of thousands of ill or anxious persons seek care.” This is compounded by “grossly inadequate supplies” and “insufficient isolation rooms,” among other complications.
Why, again, and how can anyone trust anything Washington says?
