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Nafo member, Student of Death(war historian), DND enthusiast

Virginia, USA
Joined November 2018
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Why are Stephen Miller's kids wearing RUSSIAN military uniform and traditional dress?
Replying to @BohuslavskaKate
My guess is Stephen Miller’s.. fits his Nazi mentality perfectly..
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COP Keating (Gen. Randy George), Mosul and Diyala (Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia), and the 82nd Airborne / JSOC (Gen. Chris Donahue) were the literal tip of the American combat spear, not lazy "woke" flag rank. So why is Pete Hegseth's influencer ecosystem (Rob Maness, Kurt Schlichter, Sean Parnell, and E-Ring accounts) suddenly flooding the zone with narratives about a "dishonest officer corps", "leakers", and "checking boxes on readiness slides"? Because it is a coordinated 4-part political inoculation campaign. Here is why they are pushing that script right now: 1. SHIFTING BLAME FOR THE $29B MUNITIONS BURN TO THE GENERALS Washington Post and CENTCOM figures confirmed Iran Round 1 cost $47.0B total and burned $29.0B in munitions (with 81+ U.S. aircraft lost or damaged and Patriot stocks depleted ~66% down to 759-827 rounds). • That depletion happened because Hegseth and Pentagon CTO Emil Michael cut CENTCOM targeting oversight by 93.75% (from 16 to 1) and pushed 1,000+ AI targets/day while pricing scarce multi-year interceptors as free goods. • If the public and the President realize Hegseth, Michael, and Colby broke the U.S. missile shield right before Iran Round 2, Hegseth gets fired. Pushing the "officers lie on readiness slides" narrative sets up the uniformed military as the fall guys. 2. REBRANDING MILITARY PUSHBACK AS "SUBVERSION" OR "LEAKING" Hegseth has built his brand on a populist grievance against commissioned flag officers, painting Joint Staff planners as risk-averse bureaucrats. • Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia (Joint Staff J-5) shattered that cartoon: West Point '94 infantry combat commander, Purple Heart, two Valor devices, Presidential Unit Citation in Diyala, cleared IEDs in Helmand, and led the brigade that broke ISIS in Mosul. • Because Sylvia is the second J-5 war planner Hegseth has purged (alongside firing Joint Staff Director LTG Douglas Sims and ousting Army Chief Gen. Randy George, which caused Trump's own Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to resign), Senate Republicans are asking why every 3-star planner who looks at the Iran war plan gets fired. • So the E-Ring runs a two-track smear: Parnell claims an "Air Force OSI leak probe" on an Army 3-star (hours after the Joint Staff thanked Sylvia for 32 years of service), while influencers prime the base to believe senior officers are inherently dishonest. 3. INOCULATING AGAINST LTG SYLVIA'S SENATE TESTIMONY Hegseth, Colby, and Dan Scavino know what happens next when you fire the Joint Staff J-5 days before the midterms and right before Iran Round 2: • Lt. Gen. Sylvia is going to be called to testify under oath before Senate Armed Services and Senate Intelligence. • Under 10 U.S.C. 153, the J-5 is the exact officer who had to tell Colby and Hegseth that after burning $29B in munitions in Round 1, subtracting the 500-round Indo-Pacific/NATO reserve floor leaves ONLY 3 TO 5 JORDAN-SCALE PATRIOT RAIDS (3.70 to 5.45 packets) for Iran Round 2. • Smearing Sylvia now as a "leaker" is a preemptive attempt to poison the well with GOP voters before he sits down at a Senate witness table. 4. COVERING FOR N=1 VENDOR CAPTURE Look at what actually leaked over the last 7 days that triggered Hegseth's polygraph dragnet: • It wasn't battle plans given to the enemy. It was internal Pentagon alarm over (a) the $47B/$29B Iran munitions burn and Russian targeting data going to Tehran, and (b) Musk's Oct 13-24 Starshield throttle and the frozen European-paid Patriots for Ukraine. • When an incompetent leadership team outsources sovereign C2 to a single conflicted vendor (QRR = 0.00) and burns the physical missile shield down to 3-5 raids, their only survival move is to make "leakers" and "the officer corps" the story instead of the math. This is a coordinated operation destroying the exact experienced combat warriors we need at the Pentagon, all to hide the incompetence, corruption, and failures inside Hegseth's circle at the direct expense of our military.
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Today, October 30th, my dad has been killed in action. My kind, calm father. I write it here because I know my dad has many friends in the NAFO community, people who he could rely on for help. His memory will perdure on this account. Forever loved and missed. 🛡️🕯️❤️
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South Carolina Congressman Russell Fry told people at a rally to lie to Democrats and tell them the election is on November 4th and not the 3rd. This is actually a crime.
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Trump Is Setting Up His Excuse Early A planned, scripted warning about a 1929 depression if Democrats win ♟️ If the economy cracks, he can say he called it.
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🥲You need to hear this. It's about the man Pete Hegseth just fired, Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia. A story of appreciation told by one of his own soldiers. 🚨🇺🇸Trust me, he deserves this minute of your time. What's happening isn't just difficult at times, it's heartbreaking.
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A boy wearing a Russian military uniform taking a treat from the Trump family at the White House Halloween reception
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🚨An unprecedented data leak has exposed the details of more than 41,000 employees and contractors from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), including sensitive information on undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The leak contains names, email addresses, phone numbers, and office locations, alongside details regarding internal agency organization, surveillance programs, and human intelligence operations •The Database: Named "Icepick," the dataset acts as a searchable directory that maps out DHS operations. •Affected Agencies: The records span DHS headquarters and seven component arms, including approximately 21,000 Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel and 6,600 ICE employees. •The Culprits: An anti-fascist hacktivist group calling itself the Department of Peace claimed responsibility for the operation. The transparency nonprofit Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) published the archive. •The Method: Hackers claim they harvested the records through DHS's Okta single sign-on system. However, Okta has stated that its own systems remain secure and show no signs of compromise. •Timeline: The records appear to have been exfiltrated around mid-August 2026. Responses and Impact The hacktivist group stated that the leak was explicitly intended to "replace anonymity with accountability" and push back against aggressive enforcement tactics used by the agency. In contrast, cybersecurity experts and government officials have raised serious alarms over the safety of the exposed personnel—particularly those working in deep-cover or surveillance roles.
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I did not and would never consent to this administration running my fanart through AI and posting it. Can’t even believe I’m saying these words.
There’s Magic in Learning 🪄
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This image is an AI recreation of an artwork done by @DevinElleKurtz and Devin further stated they did not give the U.S. Department of Education permission to use their artwork. x.com/DevinElleKurtz…
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Robby is a hero! Everyone, be like Robby!
Robby Roadsteamer thrown out of the Trump rally in Chillicothe, Ohio! Here's the complete uncut masterpiece including some hilarious discussions with the cops afterwards. Please enjoy and share my art and fck Pumpkin Spice Pedo!
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new X update apparently, the number after the letter S in a tweet link can reveal which device was used to post it: S=19 for Android S=20 for browser S=46 for iPhone just something to be aware of when sharing links stay safe
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The s= code in X links shows the device+method used to copy/share the link (s=19 Android copy, s=20 web, s=46 iPhone app), not the device used to post the original tweet. These parameters have existed for years, not a new update. linkclean.app/learn/x-twitte… pasqualepillitteri.it/en/news/28027/… x.com/T3chFalcon/sta…
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This account needs more support and follows from people who love Ukraine Tracking American politicians on their support of Ukraine and helping people make informed decisions when they go to vote
Mike DeCillis @MikeDeCillis has signed the Track Ukraine Pledge! He is running as a Democrat in New York's 11th Congressional District [NY-11] on November 3. ✅Supports military aid ✅Supports financial aid ✅Supports sanctions ✅Condemns U.S. abandonment ✅Condemns ethnic cleansing ✅Condemns child trafficking
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‼️ ALERT 🚨 Elon Musk's X is now tracking whom you are sharing your posts and who is clicking it. This is how you delete those trackers and protect yourself.
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We need to get the word out about Oleshky russia and the US are orchestrating a Potemkin village operation for Newsmax cameras while resupplying and reinforcing their positions in the region.
‼️ Urgent: the situation in Oleshky. The power of social media is real. Whether through X, Instagram, Telegram, WhatsApp or Viber, people can speak for themselves and share the truth; even when politicians try to obscure the reality. This is the message I received this morning from Oleshky: “Yes, it’s all a staged show. They’re cleaning all the streets, painting the curbs, and sprucing everything up for the cameras. They’re trying to create a pretty picture in the middle of hell. Meanwhile, the Russian military is demining everything and carrying ammo and supplies to their positions — and soon all of that will be flying toward Kherson ((( The number of troops in the city has increased dramatically, there are so many of them...” Please reshare and let those people speak up! @ZarinaZabrisky @anneapplebaum @CaolanReports
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The FEC's campaign-finance filing system went dark overnight, a week before the midterms, after what an internal email calls an attempted breach. That's the system that tells the public who's paying for all the political ads flooding your feed right now. I went into their own code to see what actually happened, and what I found is a lot worse than a system glitch.
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Multiple news sources are reporting staggering corruption by Ken Paxton. In any state other than Republican controlled Texas, these revelations would be the end of the candidate's political career.
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Firefox brought back Numa Numa Guy, Chuck Testa, Bad Luck Brian and other internet legends for an ad about how the internet used to be fun
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Article 25.
🇺🇸 TRUMP THREATENS TO VETO EVERYTHING IF DEMOCRATS TAKE CONGRESS Donald Trump is already contemplating what happens if Republicans lose control of Congress in the November 3 midterm elections. His proposed response is straightforward: refuse to sign legislation until Democrats agree to negotiate. “If there’s political gridlock, I’ll veto everything. And the Democrats would come to negotiate,” Trump declared. It is an unusually explicit description of how he intends to approach divided government. Rather than treating a Democratic congressional majority as a reason to compromise immediately, Trump is presenting the presidential veto as leverage to force negotiations. There is, however, a considerable difference between blocking legislation and controlling Congress. If Democrats capture the House of Representatives, they could prevent Republican legislation from advancing, launch investigations, subpoena administration officials and scrutinize the White House's use of federal funds. None of those oversight powers requires Trump's signature. Control of the Senate would give Democrats additional authority over judicial confirmations and senior executive appointments, while allowing them to influence legislation and investigations across both chambers. Trump could veto bills passed by Congress, although lawmakers could override those vetoes with two-thirds majorities in both chambers. He could not simply veto congressional hearings, committee investigations or the Senate's refusal to confirm his nominees. And federal spending would become another potential battlefield. Appropriations require agreement between Congress and the president, creating the possibility of prolonged budget negotiations and government shutdowns. Trump sees legislative deadlock as an opportunity to extract concessions. Democrats, if they gain control of Congress, would have their own institutional tools to exert pressure. The result could be a Washington where neither side can easily advance its agenda, but both retain considerable power to obstruct the other. Trump is already preparing to use the veto. The question is how much governing either side could accomplish once the confrontation begins.
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Flávio Bolsonaro declaring himself president of Brazil while hiding like a coward in Miami, is honestly, very embarrassing. It's the 2nd most embarrassing political moment this year, right behind Donald Trump openly fantasizing about men's asses and bodies on stage.
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ICE and Border Patrol protect Flávio Bolsonaro, using umbrellas to shield him from being photographed. Trump’s government beats and shoots ordinary working-class people but gives special protection to international criminals tied to money laundering and human trafficking.
Flávio Bolsonaro fled Brazil in breach of a court travel ban, reaching Miami via Argentina and Ecuador. Reports link the escape to Argentine President Milei’s circle and a wealthy unnamed intermediary. Trump’s administration promised visas for his family.
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