Remember when the US used to be a constitutional republic? I’m old enough to remember—or at least I think so. Earlier today I repeated my usual line about America having the best government money could buy. And then I saw this—who do you think owns this guy?
General Clark is a traitor. To be a traitor doesn't mean your focus is directly to harm the U.S. though it's usually thought of that way. It means that your primary allegiance is to another nation instead of the U.S. General Clark reveals a primary allegiance to Israel.
Somewhere, the spirit of General Mark Clark rejoices at no longer being the worst Clark in the history of the United States armed forces.
When they run out of volunteers to fight and die for Israel, are they gonna try to draft some of those protesting college yutes? I see that going well.
Imagine the conversation, "Son just so you know, as you've enlisted in the armed forces, they are there to serve the US and Israel. Security of the state of Israel is vital... I repeat vital to our future as Americans".
And he got a new gig as Executive Director of the College Football playoffs. Like this is a necessary gig. Amazing what credentials get ya in life.
More agents have stepped forward to tell Congress that high-ranking FBI officials are targeting them for their political beliefs and trying to force them out of the bureau.
“The Biden administration asked Congress to provide all $3.5 billion for the headquarters as one lump sum, rather than rely on Congress to keep consistent funding to the project each year.”
Fewer Americans Are Interested In Fighting Wars For The Regime
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/fewer-americans-are-interested-fighting-wars-regime
General Clark is a traitor. To be a traitor doesn't mean your focus is directly to harm the U.S. though it's usually thought of that way. It means that your primary allegiance is to another nation instead of the U.S. General Clark reveals a primary allegiance to Israel.
Somewhere, the spirit of General Mark Clark rejoices at no longer being the worst Clark in the history of the United States armed forces.
This guy will still have a bit of trouble beating Wesley Clark.
"If you enlist in the US military that means you must be ready to die for Israel. Betcha didn’t know that..."
Actually, some of us have known that for a long time. We just couldn't say it.
Now its being said. For better and for worse.
general Joeseph Votel stated this. He also received 20 million from unnamed sources
When they run out of volunteers to fight and die for Israel, are they gonna try to draft some of those protesting college yutes? I see that going well.
This must have been what Lt. General Clark meant by his statements... https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/5-us-military-service-members-killed-aircraft-accident-mediterranean-s-rcna124802
Imagine the conversation, "Son just so you know, as you've enlisted in the armed forces, they are there to serve the US and Israel. Security of the state of Israel is vital... I repeat vital to our future as Americans".
And he got a new gig as Executive Director of the College Football playoffs. Like this is a necessary gig. Amazing what credentials get ya in life.
The Eastern Med can be dangerous. Especially near Syria and Gaza.
Seems somehow relevant:
The Washington Times @WashTimes
More agents have stepped forward to tell Congress that high-ranking FBI officials are targeting them for their political beliefs and trying to force them out of the bureau.
Don't worry, a new $375M facility in Maryland will free up any bias.
That one must have slipped by Speaker Johnson.
I thought it more in the 3B range when completed?
“The Biden administration asked Congress to provide all $3.5 billion for the headquarters as one lump sum, rather than rely on Congress to keep consistent funding to the project each year.”
https://federalnewsnetwork.com/facilities-construction/2023/11/future-fbi-headquarters-coming-to-greenbelt-maryland-gsa-decides/?readmore=1
Okay i give $3B should really reduce the bias for sure. Check with Senator Warner first though.
I guess if you’re going to be building a truly national Stasi, you’re going to need a really really big building.
And perhaps as big a bias.
God bless these heroes.
They have families .
Yikes. I'm not sure but agree that it sounds very PhilDickian