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Edward Luttwak wrote the article, dipshit. Oh wait, you're too poorly educated to know who he is. Let's just call him the author. The author doesn't say Trump is the next Reagan. He says idiots like you are trying to whip up the same phony hysteria now as you did back in 1980.
If you knew how to read properly, you would get it. Asshole.
Cheer up. The Donald still loves you - he loves all the poorly educated!
I don't think Trump would be a good president. His racial politics are scary to me. 99% of what these guys (or ladies) say is bullshit, anyway. But I think he actually believes he'll be "King President" and be able to change all this shit just by saying so.
He's filed bankruptcy multiple times.
He won't get my vote.
I don't disagree that Pres. GW Bush was kind of a dumbass. We all knew this. Sorry if that offends the military, but all the guys I've known from the Iraq/Afgan wars say the same thing. But then again, they're kind of dumb too, because most of them refuse to vote because, "It won't do any good."
Hey, maybe we could all stop voting, and have a king? Just like in the olden days?
No thank you.
I don't think Trump would be a good president. His racial politics are scary to me. 99% of what these guys (or ladies) say is bullshit, anyway. But I think he actually believes he'll be "King President" and be able to change all this shit just by saying so.
He's filed bankruptcy multiple times.
He won't get my vote.
I don't disagree that Pres. GW Bush was kind of a dumbass. We all knew this. Sorry if that offends the military, but all the guys I've known from the Iraq/Afgan wars say the same thing. But then again, they're kind of dumb too, because most of them refuse to vote because, "It won't do any good."
Hey, maybe we could all stop voting, and have a king? Just like in the olden days?
No thank you.
0zombies want you to come on down to a rally. Bring some lube,baby...
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“Chicago Rioters Turn on Trump Supporters: Groping Trump Women Is OK, ‘They Are Racist White B*tches””
“And still more threats of rape”
By Jim Hoft | Gateway Pundit – March 12, 2016
Miss stinky fingers...
“MoveOn.org, Black Lives Matter, Communists, and Domestic terrorists turned out tonight to shut down Donald Trump’s rally in Chicago.
“They were planning on rushing the stage during Trump’s speech.
“The protesters then turned on the Trump supporters, saying groping the women was OK because “they are racist white b*tches.””
Right. Sounds like it's time for you to hunker down, bunker clown. Who says that? Oh yeah, assup. Be sure to take him with you.
Bill Clinton's failed diplomacy gave North Korea the bomb. Barack Obama's diplomacy has legitimized Iran's nuclear program. The Middle East is in flames. Europe is bursting with refugees. Russia is on the move in Ukraine, China in the South China Sea. The world today is a far more dangerous place as a result of Obama's foreign policy fecklessness, ineptitude and failures. And you're already blaming the next guy?
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Curious to hear any thoughts. This person references Gen Hayden, but it also reflects a lot of the comments I have heard among military in all services. The thought of Trump as president raises an issues I honestly never thought I would have to even think about: the possibility of a military "strike" in some areas. I always thought the military would vote heavily Republican, but the concept of Trump as CinC will, I am sure, cause many of them to rethink.
Of course some of the less rational folks here won't even understand how fundamental a concern it is if the military even start to contemplate such issues.
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As soldiers, we are called to respect and obey our commander-in-chief, but not if he issues unlawful orders. This moral commitment is one of the things that keeps soldiers from becoming barbaric in the most barbaric of circumstances—war. It also is a constant reminder that no man stands above the law he serves.
When questioned on how he would make a nation, group, or person do what he demands, Donald Trump often replies with something menacing, along the lines of “They will—” with an implied “or else.” The Mexican government disagrees with him on who will pay for his wall, so now it’s ten feet taller. House Speaker Paul Ryan expresses reservations about Trump’s KKK equivocations, and Trump concludes they’ll get along, or Ryan will “pay a big price.”
In last week’s Republican primary debate, Donald Trump used the same veiled threat toward the military if it refused his unlawful orders to torture captured terrorists and target their families. He repeatedly insisted that they—we—would do what he said. Of course, confronted on his comments afterward, he was forced to rethink his answer and backpedaled. It’s hard to take such an immediate 180-degree turn seriously. He was given numerous opportunities to correct himself during the debate and didn’t do so.
A Presidency Too Far
Since his initial comments are more in line with his previous statements, which is why he was asked the question, I take them seriously. As a soldier, I expect commanders to say what they mean and not play political games. My response to Trump’s position (as best we can determine): Hell no, sir.
As a soldier, I expect commanders to say what they mean and not play political games.
You have repeatedly belittled our former commander-in-chief, President George W. Bush, whose unequivocal response to 9/11 was the reason so many of us joined the military. You claim—with no evidence—that he lied about Iraq. You can fault the intelligence that Bush, both Clintons, Barack Obama, and most of Congress believed, but you cannot fault the moral integrity of the man.
In fact, that was why many of us took our oath of offices under his presidency—you could question his policies, but you could not question his principles. We knew President Bush would give us the tools to fight a cause he earnestly believed in (and many of us did, too), and that he would try to get us out with minimal casualties. Yet you called him a liar.
While lambasting the ethics of our former commander-in-chief, you seek to go beyond his enhanced interrogation techniques to the use of outright torture. You seek to go beyond his discriminate targeting of terrorists by illegally and inhumanely targeting terrorists’ families. You must have a low view of our military to think they will mindlessly abide the dictatorial edicts of a man who pretends to stand above the Constitution they pledged to defend.
American Soldiers Need a Strong Conscience
You said last Thursday that not only would you favor these policies as commander-in-chief, but you would make sure the military did what you said. You not only doubt our mental faculties and moral character, you doubt our moral fortitude in refusing your unlawful orders. You play to the progressive stereotype that soldiers are nothing but pre-programmed kill machines.
We are not mindless, human drones that can be deployed through whatever means to any sort of immoral end.
As a chaplain, much of my job is to counsel soldiers, because they are the exact opposite—they are spouses and parents, called to leave their families behind to preserve the country they love. They see horrendous things, including the weaponization of children, but bear the moral weight of such a sacrifice for the greater cause they carry. Moral conscience and moral fortitude are the chief characteristics of each soldier. These characteristics enable them to endure the sick and sadistic for the sake of greater things—country, freedom, values, family, and the battle buddy alongside them.
It is also these characteristics that separate soldiers from terrorists. We are not mindless, human drones that can be deployed through whatever means to any sort of immoral end. We represent moral ideals (the Constitution), moral causes (defending home and hearth), and bear moral discretion in defending these ideals and causes. A U.S. soldier is a soldier specifically for these reasons.
I shouldn’t have to instruct you on the basic nature and tenets of the military, for you are dangerously close to controlling this venerable force. You should have listened to General Hayden’s warning that we would not abide your unlawful orders. Our moral conscience, which makes us soldiers, commits us to a moral purpose higher than your megalomaniacal ambitions for our use.
So now a low-ranking young officer in the Army Reserves is telling you what hundreds of thousands of other soldiers will echo: “Hell no, sir.”
OBAMA USES ARMY TO ATTACK "WHITE PRIVILEGE"
As long as U.S. military personnel think the right thoughts, it doesn't matter if they can fight.
March 11, 2016 Matthew Vadum
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The U.S. Army subjected 400 soldiers in Georgia to a "white privilege" indoctrination session last year, lecturing the troops on how our society supposedly systematically lavishes unearned benefits on those who are white, male, and heterosexual, a watchdog group reports.
“Outrageous – that is the only word to describe this type of raw racist indoctrination,” said Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch.
“The Obama administration undermines the morale of our military with morally repugnant ‘equal opportunity training’ that makes many soldiers feel unwelcome because they are the wrong sex, race, religion or aren’t part of a politically correct group.”
Of course political correctness has always been more important to President Obama than military effectiveness. Our Marxist president despises the U.S. military and everything it represents. Like any good radical leftist, Obama believes the only good American soldier is one who plays the role of social worker, not war-fighter.
He has been gutting and gelding the military since taking office, allowing fleets, warplanes, and weapons to rust their way into irrelevance. He has been purging the military of ideologically hostile officers, and fundamentally transforming it into something other than a war-fighting force. Obama has been moving to reduce soldier pay and benefits and hollow out the military, reducing it to mid-century staff levels. He’s barely concerned with the continuing neglect of veterans and their health care. And he stands behind Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter who decided last Dec. 3 to rescind women’s exemptions from direct ground combat. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and other left-wingers are demanding gender diversity quotas of at least 25 percent and that training standards be lowered for females.
The low-rent brainwashing attempt discovered by Judicial Watch -- merely one of many grotesque social-engineering schemes the Obama administration has imposed on the military -- took place at the 67th Signal Battalion at Fort Gordon in Augusta in April 2015, the Department of the Army revealed to the watchdog group in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FoIA) request.
Judicial Watch previously released Department of Defense "equal opportunity training" materials that portray conservative organizations as “hate groups” and warn students that “many extremists will talk of individual liberties, states’ rights, and how to make the world a better place.” Last month, Judicial Watch uncovered Air Force Academy documents demonstrating how the school used its “Chapel Tithes and Offering Fund” to pay for cadets to participate in worship services featuring witchcraft, “Faery Magick,” and voodoo.
The PowerPoint presentation shown at Fort Gordon informed soldiers that the United States is “organized according to race” and that they ought to feel guilty about being white, male, or straight because such attributes place them on the side of oppressors in society.
"Privilege exists when one group has something of value that is denied to others simply because of the groups they belong to rather than because of anything they've done or failed to do," one slide stated.
In other words, this hyper-paranoid straitjacketed way of thinking presumes that all whites oppress non-whites, all men oppress women, and all straights oppress gays.
“Race privilege gives whites little reason to pay a lot of attention to African Americans,” according to one slide. It claimed that "we act as if it doesn't exist," even though “powerful forces everywhere” prevent different kinds of people from being accepted and appreciated.
"It creates a yawning divide in levels of income, wealth, dignity, safety, health and quality of life," a slide states. "It promotes fear, suspicion, discrimination, harassment, and violence."
An Army mouthpiece told Stars and Stripes last year that the presentation "was not authorized, nor was it part of the standard slides shown to soldiers.”
This sounds like damage control, not a factual statement.
None of this should come as a surprise to anyone who follows current events.
President Obama is a rigid ideologue who believes that the government should be used to dispense favors to blacks and other non-whites. White Americans, he feels, should be treated as second-class citizens in order to make up for America's past racial injustices, real or perceived. Because whites are thought to enjoy skin-based privilege, the Obama administration won't prosecute so-called hate crimes committed against white Americans.
Obama views America as racist to the core and is sympathetic to the teachings of his mentor, Derrick Bell Jr., a racist mediocrity who somehow found his way into the Harvard Law School faculty. Whites in America try to "achieve a measure of social stability through their unspoken pact to keep blacks on the bottom," Bell claimed.
Obama is also simpatico with black liberation theology, a lunatic-fringe school of thought founded by white-hating racist James Cone, who is a more sophisticated version of Obama's pastor, Jeremiah Wright. Cone was a Professor of Systematic Theology at the Union Theological Seminary in New York City.
Cone regards America as an irredeemably racist nation. He blames whites for everything bad. “This country was founded for whites and everything that has happened in it has emerged from the white perspective. What we need is the destruction of whiteness, which is the source of human misery in the world.”
The Obama administration still has 10 months left to attack the "whiteness" it despises.
Expect more crazy social-engineering schemes to surface before Obama leaves office.
If I had a gold filling for every time a politician was compared to Adolf Hitler....
you'd be Donald Trump. lol. people claimed Reagan would start a nuclear war. didn't happen. i wasn't old enough to remember it live as they say but the famous Goldwater Nuke Ad's put LBJ in the White House.
All this talk Trump = Hitler is nonsense. it's the people who hate Trump just because that are eager to say that. naturally the Media's splashing every negative thing at Trump. He's Hitler, he's doesn't get enough sleep at night .. LOL.
Is Donald Trump's Bizarre Behavior Caused By Sleep Deprivation?
watch this clip from Bush's days pre 2008 on the Iraq war. Doesn't look much like a war monger to me..
and he's right. We shouldn't have invaded to start with and once we left the way we did, this on Obama's watch, it was guaranteed to become a shitstorm.
Mebbe YOU can get a "gold" cap for YOUR ONE TOOTH EKIM !! It'll make YOU look more " professional " to have some gold in YOUR "grill " to all the Dindu Nuffins visiting YOUR gloryholes !!! And it'll make YOU a hit at YOUR next dingle berry picking contest !
Mebbe YOU can get a "gold" cap for YOUR ONE TOOTH EKIM !! It'll make YOU look more " professional " to have some gold in YOUR "grill " to all the Dindu Nuffins visiting YOUR gloryholes !!! And it'll make YOU a hit at YOUR next dingle berry picking contest !
You don't have much room to talk, woomby. That tooth of yours looks like a pecker wrecker.
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