Tag: Military

Via State of the Nation

…By Way Of The Following “Declaration of Military Accountability” Essentially Accusing Them All Of
Treason Via The Unlawful Implementation Of The
Deadly and Injurious Covid ‘Vaccine’ Mandate

It doesn’t get any bigger than this, does it? The leadership of the U.S. Armed Forces simply does not experience being called out in such a public fashion, especially for such serious institutional crimes and treacherous transgressions against the vast majority of service members.

And, you can be sure that this courageous initiative will receive a major show of support from the more than 18 million living veterans in the United States today.

Where this much needed and fully legitimate prosecution will go is anyone’s guess, but you know it will rapidly gain traction nationwide.  After all, it’s quite rare that the highest ranking U.S military officers knowingly and willfully commit crimes against humanity, even after being sued repeatedly not to do so.

Continue reading “HUGE!!! 231 Military Officers & Senior Enlisted Sign Scathing Indictment Against DOD Top Brass…..”

Via Gen Z Conservative

America’s military, run as it is by soy-boy politicians and weak generals, has fallen deep into the depths of wokeness and impotence. It can’t win wars, even against third-world villagers armed only with small arms, doesn’t stand for American values, and is no longer full of the strong sort of men necessary to win wars.

Even the “tip of the spear,” so to speak, isn’t in particularly good fighting shape, as BAP points out in The Bronze Age Mindset (the “they” refers to ancient Greek hoplites):

Continue reading “A Reminder of What a Real Military Looks Like”

Guest Post by Kurt Schlichter

The predictable elite wailing and gnashing of teeth over President Trump’s pardons of various American warriors accused or convicted of alleged war crimes is typically tiresome. To our elite, the only good soldier is one who goes full Deep State – never go full Deep State – and collaborates with the ruling caste, or one who is in jail. That’s it. The rest are expendable pawns to be deployed to protect vital American interests like [Kurt consults his notes to make sure he has this right] obscure border disputes between significantly communist militias and a NATO ally on the side of the significantly communist militias.

Continue reading “Pardons, Military Discipline and the Burden on Our Troops”

Guest Post by Jim Kunstler

War for the USA these days is a weird, inconclusive enterprise. Our objectives are poorly discerned, hardly even articulated anymore, just a pattern of going through the motions as destructively as possible with no end in sight. How many Americans can state what our mission in Afghanistan is after seventeen years of blundering around its bare mountains and valleys? What exactly has been the point of our exercises in Syria? To get rid of Bashar al-Assad, the wonks might say. Really? And replace him with what? With the ragtag ISIS maniacs we’ve been shoveling arms and money to?

Continue reading “Memorialize That”

Guest Post by Fred Reed

A few thoughts on our disastrous  trillion-dollar  military:

It is unnecessary. It does not defend the United States. The last time it did so was in 1945.  The United States has no military enemies. No nation has anything even close to the forces necessary to invade America, and probably none the desire. A fifth of the budget would suffice for any real needs.

“Our boys” are not noble warriors protecting democracy, rescuing maidens, and righting wrongs. They are, like all soldiers, obedient and amoral killers. Pilots bombing Iraq or Syria know they are killing civilians. They do  not care. If ordered to bomb Switzerland, they would do it. This is the nature of all armies. Glamorizing this  most reprehensible trades is just a means of usefully stimulating the pack instinct which we often call patriotism.

The militarily is America’s worst enemy. It does enormous damage to the United States while providing almost no benefit. Start with the war on Vietnam that cost hugely in money and lives, ours and their, with no benefit. Iraq: high cost, no benefit. Afghanistan: High cost, no benefit. Syria: High cost, no benefit.

Continue reading “A Most Sordid Profession: Sanguijuelas, Garrapatas, Piojos, Capulinas, Lampreys”

Guest Post by Kurt Schlichter

After nearly a decade under President Faily McWorsethancarter, can our military win a fight with North Korea? Because if it is unable to perform the basic task of ensuring that the people commissioned to lead our troops in the defense of the United States are actually loyal to the United States, how the hell can we reasonably expect it to be able to conduct high-intensity combat operations against a Nork Army that prioritizes fighting over political correctness?

We can’t.

Continue reading “Our Broken Obama Military Can’t Even Manage to Toss Out Traitors”