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Mikeal Adams retweeted
Massie is a loathsome buffoon
Reading through Thomas Massie's articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth. There are 8 articles. Articles 1, 2, and 3 all accuse Hegseth of violating the War Powers Resolution by waging war in Iran. You might ask yourself: Did Pete Hegseth order US forces into action in Iran? I thought President Trump did that. That's a good question; from the very beginning, Hegseth appears to serve as a stand-in for Massie's real desire, which is to impeach Trump.
Article 4 is about the accidental hit on the Iranian school. Article 5 is about the drug boat attacks. Article 6 is about retaliating against Sen. Mark Kelly over the you-can-refuse-an-unlawful-order video. Article 7 is about the Venezuela attack and taking Nicolas Maduro into US custody. And Article 8 is about strikes against the Houthis in Yemen.
In all, Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and 8 are matters of the president's constitutional authority to wage war. If Massie wants to impeach somebody for those actions, the proper official to impeach is the president. Article 4 is about an accident by US forces in Iran. That leaves Article 6, the Mark Kelly matter, as the only issue for which Hegseth appears to bear some direct responsibility.
Massie is clearly pushing these articles because he is racing the clock against his own departure from Congress on January 3, having been defeated in a Republican primary in his home state of Kentucky. There is only so much time left to do damage, and with this BS impeachment, Massie is trying to make the most of it.
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Mikeal Adams retweeted
There’s a group of steely eyed killers out there that don’t wear unit patches.
They barely wear badges on their uniforms.
The only thing that they need to define them is their Eagle, Globe, and Anchor.
Happy Birthday United States Marine Corps!
It’s a bad day to be a beer.
Mikeal Adams retweeted
Ditto.
I think I’m due an apology. I think we all are.
I was asked to do something to help my country. I didn’t have to. I had other things to do. But I did it anyway because I thought I could contribute something to help the troops. My buddies felt the same way. We worked hard and did our best.
And what did Don and others do? They said or implied things me and the others that weren’t true.
I think I deserve an apology. No, I don’t think I’ll hold my breath.
Mikeal Adams retweeted
I think I’m due an apology. I think we all are.
I was asked to do something to help my country. I didn’t have to. I had other things to do. But I did it anyway because I thought I could contribute something to help the troops. My buddies felt the same way. We worked hard and did our best.
And what did Don and others do? They said or implied things me and the others that weren’t true.
I think I deserve an apology. No, I don’t think I’ll hold my breath.
I wait with bated breath for the article from @DanLamothe begging forgiveness for smearing @KurtSchlichter @RobManess & @CynicalPublius.
He invaded their privacy and then lied about the vital work they were doing.
Their report was the basis for this much-needed overhaul
Mikeal Adams retweeted
I wait with bated breath for the article from @DanLamothe begging forgiveness for smearing @KurtSchlichter @RobManess & @CynicalPublius.
He invaded their privacy and then lied about the vital work they were doing.
Their report was the basis for this much-needed overhaul
BREAKING: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Orders Sweeping Overhaul of Military Education to Refocus on Combat Lethality.
The directive reverses decades of academic drift, eliminating ideological distractions in favor of joint warfighting mastery, decision-forcing rigor, and competitive wargaming.
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Mikeal Adams retweeted
My favorite part of this video is when the backdrop rises to bring in the choir and strings,
And Robert Plant gets emotional and clearly says, “Oh my!”
John Bonham’s son playing drums on his dad’s old set.
Mikeal Adams retweeted
Now, you’ve reached stupid here. Dude, you’re out. Did you ever try to impeach Austin?
I’ve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so they’ll vote not to impeach.
That’s not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times:
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Mikeal Adams retweeted
Cybertruck is to me one of the most beautiful vehicles ever designed
The simplicity and elegance of its form, just towering over everything, just stirs up emotion in everyone who sees it whether they love it or hate it
Wrapped in black it’s like a batmobile
Mikeal Adams retweeted
My bar is low. If you disparage the president or secretary of war while serving, it is against the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It is a literal crime. And I will not stand idly by and pretend that it isn’t.
@infantrydort serious questions from some retired E8 Ranger qualified grunts and one green beret.
How do you justify classifying some conservative veterans as hostile threats for calling you out while active duty on a public forum?
Mikeal Adams retweeted
It's like everything else, if you solve the problem, the money goes away. They create the problem, suck the money from the tax slaves, and launder it to themselves and their NGOs AND NEVER INTEND TO SOLVE ANY GLOBAL PROBLEM.
IT'S ALL MONEY LAUNDERING.
PERIOD.
Le mensonge de l’ONU vient de s’effondrer en une semaine sur Haïti.
Pendant 30 ans, l’ONU et la « communauté internationale » ont multiplié les résolutions, les missions (MINUSTAH, MSS, GSF), les rapports, les expertises et les mandats limités.
Résultat : les gangs contrôlent 80-90 % de Port-au-Prince, des milliers de morts par an, plus d’un million de déplacés, un État fantôme. La Force de Suppression des Gangs, autorisée par le Conseil de sécurité, a mis plus d’un an à déployer environ 1 500 hommes avec un impact dérisoire. Les gangs ont même réussi à tendre une embuscade à des techniciens salvadoriens sous mandat ONU.
Bukele arrive. En une dizaine de jours, il déploie plus de 2 000 soldats salvadoriens davantage que toute la force ONU, hors du carcan bureaucratique et des chaînes de commandement multilatérales. Pas de six mois de négociations, pas de rapports de 200 pages, pas de « respect des droits des gangs ». Juste des soldats, des blindés, des hélicoptères, et une volonté claire.
Et soudain, les gangs se cachent. Les habitants sortent dans la rue, crient, célèbrent. Le mot d’ordre est simple : « Se débloque le pays ». Les chefs de gangs appellent l’ONU pour « dialoguer » et demander la médiation. La panique s’installe chez ceux qui terrorisaient le pays depuis des années.
Ce n’est pas un miracle. C’est la démonstration que le problème n’a jamais été « trop complexe pour être résolu ». Le problème, c’était le dogme : que seule l’approche multilatérale molle, procédurale, obsédée par les « droits humains » des criminels, pouvait être légitime. Que la souveraineté, la force décisive et les résultats concrets étaient suspects.
Bukele a déjà prouvé chez lui qu’on pouvait casser les gangs. Il vient de le montrer en Haïti en une semaine, pendant que l’ONU en parlait depuis trois décennies. Les Haïtiens dans la rue l’ont compris plus vite que les experts de New York et de Genève.
La question n’est plus « comment faire ? ».
Elle est : combien de temps encore allons-nous prétendre que les processus internationaux qui perpétuent le chaos sont la seule solution possible ?
A bon entendeur.
