TheStorm said:

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I have to admit that I almost feel sorry for him after I watched this... it is completely obvious that he is not the one in charge. Question should be: Who is? You would think that the media would at least want to know that much?

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That is what I was saying last week when this first really escalated. There is a human element that has sympathy for his "condition", because it doesn't look like he is fit to handle it well.

*Frankly, any POTUS of any age, have the weight of a decision -- particularly a clearly flawed one -- which led to the death of US citizens, has to have a burden on their shoulders that is truly unimaginable to most of us. Couple his age and apparent diminishing capacity, and it has to be even more impacting.

At same time, he's in the most important job in the world, and the Dems stuck him there, and the press adored him. Those same folks should now be asking the realistic question. Sadly, he also was led to make a horrendous decision for VP, and I don't think the most ardent Dem really wants Harris to take over.

TheStorm said:

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I have to admit that I almost feel sorry for him after I watched this... it is completely obvious that he is not the one in charge. Question should be: Who is? You would think that the media would at least want to know that much?

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Looks like he's begging for another kid or two to sniff.

Where have I said I blame Trump? I haven't. Not once.

hokiewolf said:

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Where have I said I blame Trump? I haven't. Not once.

That strategy only works when you are at a position of strength. Trump was in the same position as Biden is in. We were coming to the table without a winning strategy.

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I guess I took that statement, by you, wrong...

caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Where have I said I blame Trump? I haven't. Not once.

That strategy only works when you are at a position of strength. Trump was in the same position as Biden is in. We were coming to the table without a winning strategy.

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I guess I took that statement, by you, wrong...

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I disagreed with his policy as I have for the policy in Afghanistan for 20 years but Biden owns all of this withdrawal

Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

I can't wait for infinite Afghani chain migration. Can you guys??

DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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Thanks for posting that video. I heard about it but haven't watched it... very powerful!

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Where have I said I blame Trump? I haven't. Not once.

That strategy only works when you are at a position of strength. Trump was in the same position as Biden is in. We were coming to the table without a winning strategy.

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I guess I took that statement, by you, wrong...

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I disagreed with his policy as I have for the policy in Afghanistan for 20 years but Biden owns all of this withdrawal

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Hokie, if you have disagreed with the Policy in Afghanistan for 20 years, then you agree with Trump. I'm truly not following you...

Here's my opinion. The policy in Afghanistan was never to win, it was always to tie. I think there were a lot of times early on where the possibility of eliminating bad actors was not completed because of optics of the war on terror.

So, that policy was carried forth through Bush, then through Obama, where by the way Biden almost did the exact same thing he is doing now in Afghanistan in Iraq and thankfully (I can't believe I'm saying this) Obama listened to the Defense guys and ISIS was beat back.

Trump, he was always about an exit, but I just didn't feel like even with the exit strategy, there was a way to declare victory. Lets say Trump gets reelected, he pulls out of Afghanistan, I don't think it would be handled as badly as Biden has done, but it's still not an exit in a position of strength for the US. I think the government still would have collapsed as well as the Afghan army. I think his exit was still a politically motivated move in lieu of the right move.

We needed to be in a position to declare victory, particularly to show Moscow, Beijing, Pyonyang, and Tehran the strength and resolve of the US. Trump was pulling out to pull out. Otherwise the last 20 years and the lives lost and the billions of dollars are wasted. I kind of was hoping for a return on that investment. Instead I think we've set the table for another domestic terror attack in the future.

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Here's my opinion. The policy in Afghanistan was never to win, it was always to tie. I think there were a lot of times early on where the possibility of eliminating bad actors was not completed because of optics of the war on terror.

So, that policy was carried forth through Bush, then through Obama, where by the way Biden almost did the exact same thing he is doing now in Afghanistan in Iraq and thankfully (I can't believe I'm saying this) Obama listened to the Defense guys and ISIS was beat back.

Trump, he was always about an exit, but I just didn't feel like even with the exit strategy, there was a way to declare victory. Lets say Trump gets reelected, he pulls out of Afghanistan, I don't think it would be handled as badly as Biden has done, but it's still not an exit in a position of strength for the US. I think the government still would have collapsed as well as the Afghan army. I think his exit was still a politically motivated move in lieu of the right move.

We needed to be in a position to declare victory, particularly to show Moscow, Beijing, Pyonyang, and Tehran the strength and resolve of the US. Trump was pulling out to pull out. Otherwise the last 20 years and the lives lost and the billions of dollars are wasted. I kind of was hoping for a return on that investment. Instead I think we've set the table for another domestic terror attack in the future.

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Honestly, I'm not sure what to say about your post!

DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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Yes, his first obligation is to complete the mission, whatever that might be, but his second obligation is the welfare of his personnel and that's where he's between a rock and a hard place, because if he protects himself by staying silent, he might not be looking out for his people. Of course, just by myself and anyone else saying that about him, will probably draw false comparisons with the malignant Vindman brothers, both of whom were REMF staff pukes and not a combat commander like this Marine.

DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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I understand he's been fired and relieved of duty!

Yep, here you go

BREAKING: Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been fired after calling for accountability among senior leaders after the attack in Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/cO8ACPhl9Z

— Jewish Deplorable (@TrumpJew2) August 27, 2021

caryking said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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I understand he's been fired and relieved of duty!

Yep, here you go

BREAKING: Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been fired after calling for accountability among senior leaders after the attack in Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/cO8ACPhl9Z

— Jewish Deplorable (@TrumpJew2) August 27, 2021

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Sound familiar lefties....? Your MARXIST/COMMUNIST plan is unfolding in real time. Deny it. Come on here and deny this is not happening.

I DARE YOU.

caryking said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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Thanks for posting that video. I heard about it but haven't watched it... very powerful!

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He was relieved of his command this afternoon and will most likely be separating from the Marines soon. He may not have done it the "right way" according to the military, but he did the right thing.

Edit, had not read the posts before I posted and you already knew he had been fired.

DrummerboyWolf said:

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caryking said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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Thanks for posting that video. I heard about it but haven't watched it... very powerful!

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He was relieved of his command this afternoon and will most likely be separating from the Marines soon. He may not have done it the "right way" according to the military, but he did the right thing.

Edit, had not read the posts before I posted and you already knew he had been fired.

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I support him. But.. it was definitely "conduct unbecoming." No doubt he deserved what happened. That being said... that God he did that.

He's not a mindless sheep that blindly follows the loser herd that many do. Present company included.

For all of those that said Biden couldn't get out of the deal.


https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-middle-east-taliban-doha-e6f48507848aef2ee849154604aa11be

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BBW12OG said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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caryking said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Williams said:

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I think everyone agrees that we needed to get out of Afghanistan. It was a money pit with no attainable goal. However, the execution of the withdrawal is inexplicable. Not a single service member should have departed until every citizen was out of the country. The troops should've then left in stages with Afghan forces replacing the American troops around the air base as the US departed. That we gave up Bagram and allowed the troops to leave first is unbelievable to me. It breaks my heart for the Marines on the ground that are at the mercy of poor decision making from their generals.

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Here is a video of a Marine Lt. Colonel calling out the military and civilian leadership. He will probably end up being kicked out of the Corps for not doing things correctly with the chain of command, but it needs to be done by all junior officers.

https://gab.com/Praying-Medic/posts/106829005145924887

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Thanks for posting that video. I heard about it but haven't watched it... very powerful!

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He was relieved of his command this afternoon and will most likely be separating from the Marines soon. He may not have done it the "right way" according to the military, but he did the right thing.

Edit, had not read the posts before I posted and you already knew he had been fired.

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I support him. But.. it was definitely "conduct unbecoming." No doubt he deserved what happened. That being said... that God he did that.

He's not a mindless sheep that blindly follows the loser herd that many do. Present company included.

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I was sure it would cost him his command and most likely his career. He did what he thought was right and he did not blindly follow orders. At least he had the balls to do what is right. None of the Senior Leadership has resigned yet and that tells you about their character.

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But they aren't tweeting or as I've been told..."a con man.." Remember... the left's got "feewlings..." That's all that matters.

When they aren't virtue signaling, shining halos or telling us how they don't need validation they are contradicting themselves, costing American lives, reputation and world wide safety. But... we are the uneducated rubes that are keeping people from voting, spreading Covid and being overall... uneducated *****s.

This is the left..... Pretty sure this is championed by those that want to "educate" the kids... Digest this.

Teacher mocks the American Flag and suggests to students they can say the Pledge of Allegiance to the pride flag: pic.twitter.com/1QTS5xjPln

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) August 27, 2021

The Marine Lt. Colonel who was relieved of his command has another video out and he is resigning his commission. Very inspiring video and talk he gives. He is obviously in the Camp Lejeune area as he mentions Eastern North Carolina right off the bat.

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6837780100155506688/

9 civilians from one family were also killed in this strike against ISIS, a man who lost his brother told CNN. 6 were kids, 10 years old or younger. https://t.co/9lPma3rpAC

— Alexander Marquardt (@MarquardtA) August 29, 2021