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As the Obama administration shows every sign of falling apart at the seams, talks are going on behind the scenes between Congressional Republicans and military leaders.
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0 responses to “GOP Congressmen urge U.S. military generals to resign en masse”
j.case | October 7, 2014 at 7:38 pm | Reply
Oh please please please please PLEASE let it happen!!
I’m sure nothing will come of this but more balloon fuel, but day after day after day I yearn for someone with some real clout to do SOMETHING to stand strong and resolute against the imposter and his corrupt regime…..
And night after night after night I go to bed yet again with keyboard imprints in my forehead after another day of frustration and anguish from seeing what these people are doing, and being permitted to do, to our once great nation.
If just half of our commanding officers had just half the courage of Erik Rush, we’d be talking about this mass resignation in the past tense.
Steven Broiles | October 7, 2014 at 11:56 pm | Reply
Here’s the problem: If Lamborn says what he really thinks, he could fall on the wrong side of the law (if DOJ wanted to push it), or, he could risk Ebola’s wrath. (That’s right—from now on, it’s President Ebola. STEAL IT!) So, like the Queen of England, he recommends the circular firing squad! WHAT GOOD COULD COME from all the military’s top brass quitting en masse? What—we can’t fight a war? If Ebola were desperate enough, he’d appoint college professors or ACLU lawyers!
It boils down to this: “When in the course of human events…” We know how the paragraph ends: “It is the right, it is the duty of the People to overthrow [that government].” We have that right. People in the clandestine shadow government know that.
Take heart: ALL tyrannies end badly.
GOP Congressmen urge U.S. military generals to resign en masse | Fellowship Of The Minds
← A nation of idiots…Who is Joe Biden?
Boston Bomber pal: Pot made me clueless →
As the Obama administration shows every sign of falling apart at the seams, talks are going on behind the scenes between Congressional Republicans and military leaders.
This entry was posted in Benghazi attack, Congress, Conservatives, Iraq, Islam, Islamic State/ISIS/ISIL, Liberals/Democrats/Left, Middle East, Military, Obama, Republican Party. Bookmark the permalink.
0 responses to “GOP Congressmen urge U.S. military generals to resign en masse”
j.case | October 7, 2014 at 7:38 pm | Reply
Oh please please please please PLEASE let it happen!!
I’m sure nothing will come of this but more balloon fuel, but day after day after day I yearn for someone with some real clout to do SOMETHING to stand strong and resolute against the imposter and his corrupt regime…..
And night after night after night I go to bed yet again with keyboard imprints in my forehead after another day of frustration
 and anguish from seeing what these people are doing, and being permitted to do, to our once great nation.
If just half of our commanding officers had just half the courage of Erik Rush, we’d be talking about this mass resignation in the past tense.
Steven Broiles | October 7, 2014 at 11:56 pm | Reply
Here’s the problem: If Lamborn says what he really thinks, he could fall on the wrong side of the law (if DOJ wanted to push it), or, he could risk Ebola’s wrath. (That’s right—from now on, it’s President Ebola. STEAL IT!) So, like the Queen of England, he recommends the circular firing squad! WHAT GOOD COULD COME from all the military’s top brass quitting en masse? What—we can’t fight a war? If Ebola were desperate enough, he’d appoint college professors or ACLU lawyers!
It boils down to this: “When in the course of human events…” We know how the paragraph ends: “It is the right, it is the duty of the People to overthrow [that government].” We have that right. People in the clandestine shadow government know that.
Take heart: ALL tyrannies end badly.