It’s so funny how warden and dj take turns trying to dick ride Storm and “outpost” him…
Expect warden’s violin to come out soon
Another coward traitor with no loyalty.
This story is old. Who cares? Seriously?
How many generals is that who worked with Trump who called Trump a danger to our country?
It’s pretty clear that you’re in a cult and not much more. Anyone who is disloyal to your fascist takeover attempt is disloyal to the party and must be a traitor! You want to amend the Constitution to exclude certain people and take over the media.
Face it, you’re straight out of Mussolini Italy. You’re not special, not new, not a unique snowflake in any way. You’re just a simple fascist who hates his country and wants a different one. That’s all.
What’s the point? They were all part of the same military industrial complex that he opposes. Trump is a direct threat to their livliehoods!
Bc he doesn’t opposed the military industrial complex. Again, you’re FULL OF SHIT. He gave them more money in his budget than they even requested and praised them over and over again until they revealed he was a traitorous lunatic with the emotional intelligence of a child.
“In his new role as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Milley will serve as my top military adviser,” Trump said in front of a crowd at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. “I have absolute confidence that he will fulfill his duty with the same brilliance and fortitude he has shown throughout his long and very distinguished career.”
" Trump nominated former Secretary of Defense James Mattis , a four-star Marine Corps general, in 2016. Moments before his announcement went public, Trump called Mattis the “closest thing” to famed World War II Gen. George Patton.
“I will not tell you that one of our great, great generals — don’t let it outside of this room,” Trump said at a rally in Cincinnati in November 2016. “We are going to appoint ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis as our secretary of defense … but we are not announcing it until Monday, so don’t tell anyone. He’s great.”
“They say he’s the closest thing to Gen. George Patton that we have, and it’s about time,” he added. "It’s about time.”
“We’ll see. We’ll see. He’s just a brilliant, wonderful man. What a career. We are going to see what happens, but he is the real deal," Trump told reporters around the same time
Former national security adviser H.R. McMaster , an Army lieutenant general, was hailed by Trump as a man of “tremendous talent” when he was appointed to the administration in February 2017.
“He’s a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience,” Trump told reporters as McMaster sat beside him. “I watched and read a lot over the last two days. He is highly respected by everyone in the military, and we’re very honored to have him.”
When Trump chose former White House chief of staff John Kelly to serve in his administration, he lauded him as a “Great American” and a “true star” at the Department of Homeland Security.
“I am pleased to inform you that I have just named General/Secretary John F Kelly as White House Chief of Staff,” Trump said in a July 2017 Facebook post. “He is a Great American and a Great Leader. John has also done a spectacular job at Homeland Security. He has been a true star of my Administration.”
Once again, you’re proven to be full of shit, but bereft of integrity.
Firstly- the budget isn’t how these guys profit. They profit from endless wars.
Most of trumps defense budget was, in fact, defensive. $685 billion went to base operations. Procuring and repairing equipment and munitions.
$71 billion went towards overseas contingency ops.
If you aren’t starting wars, most of that money doesn’t go where these assholes need it to make it back to them.
It’s similar to the way Congress sends relief money to overseas governments for humanitarian projects. It comes back to them laundered.
2nd- if you polled most lower generals, I’d bet my last dollar most support Trump. It’s the top brass. The corrupted leadership at the pentagon. Not the rank and file.
Consistent, typical…never a shred of integrity. Perfect archetype for the Jersey salesman. 