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    3. northernwind5027 on

      It doesn’t take a genius to foreshadow what’s coming. American soldiers are going to die soon.

    4. ChipmunkNational224 on

      Drones gonna tear our asses up just like they do to any uniformed army surrounded by guerillas.

      I bet we see a fiber optic FPV taking out an SPY-6 by the end of this year. Could you imagine the freaking outroar? millions gone to one drone, the russians learned it we are about to.

      im surprised the houthis didnt try it in the red sea during our last scuffle with them, i doubt they had fiber optic drones back then because they would have definitely used them

    8. swizzcheez on

      Even in the first term, I’ve long thought his term would be the greatest test our military has ever faced.

      Not necessarily in the waging if war, though it might be too, but whether they would be able to stand up to the inevitable illegal and immoral orders of a corrupt administration.

    10. Any-Lie2570 on

      I am genuinely interested in how the conservative sub will spin the invasion of Venezuela into a good thing. “It’s for our national security” probably.

    11. OkMinute506 on

      Even the military top brass cannot stand trump and hegseth betrayal to America itself.they are making America a joke to the rest of the world and a disaster for the people to be ashamed of this corrupt administration.

    13. barktwiggs on

      No surprise. Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Signal Leaks, hates black people. He tried removing all mention of notable blacks and minorities from armed forces websites. Recent enforced grooming standards disproportionately penalize african americans. Plus holding a high position commanding white people under him must boil all racists brains. 

    16. YupThatsMeBuddy on

      We are seeing more and more dissention. Americans in the know are trying to tell us this administration is corrupt.

    17. KamKorn on

      A shame what is about to happen……. And they will do it during the No Kings protests to swallow the news feeds. (Media probably won’t cover the protests anyway)

    18. greennurse0128 on

      We need our military to step up and remove the regime attempting to take over our country.

      Please.

    20. AppleTree98 on

      From the article- Alvin Holsey took over the U.S. military’s Southern Command late last year for a position that normally lasts three years. A source familiar with the matter told Reuters that there had been tension between him and Hegseth and questions about whether he would be fired in the days leading up to the announcement.

    21. Forgotmyaccount1979 on

      And here comes distraction number (I don’t care to count that high) from the Epstein files.

    22. ListenHereLindah on

      Here comes another „conflict“

      They openly say the Cia is going to meddle with their elections. Bails out their currency. Takes and makes trade deals…

      He is really trying to set up the 2025 wanna be’s up around the world so when it fails in America, it can continue somewhere else.

    23. TheBlueBlaze on

      The implications this carries are terrifying. This comes days after yet another strike on boats coming from Venezuela, in his purview. Trump said that he authorized CIA operations in Venezuela. And just yesterday they flew B-52s and helicopters off the coast of Venezuela in a show of force.

      This type of shakeup does not happen, especially when things are very fluid, unless there was some kind of clash on what action should be taken. And the national guardsman turned Fox News weekend morning news host got a say over the admiral with a military career twice as long because the former sucked up to the president enough to become the latter’s boss.

    24. F-Cloud on

      It’s impossible not to be suspicious about this. It seems clear to me that at some point, the military will be given illegal orders or tasked with prosecuting an unnecessary war. Pete Hegseth has stated there will be no more politically correct rules of engagement and I’m sure he means that. He and his master appear eager to commit war crimes but not everyone they command will indulge them.

      Or maybe the general was forced to step down, so Hegseth can replace him with a white man.

    29. maybe-an-ai on

      They just ordered him to do some shit he most definitely disagrees with.

    30. FanOfWolves96 on

      Coward. If you are against the orders of the orange cunt, then stay and refuse; giving up means he’s fine with someone else doing it. He is a coward. A fucking coward.

    32. Consistent_Strain360 on

      Anyone know anything about the dude replacing him? Alvin Holsey?

    33. Cunnilingusobsessed on

      Gen Shinseki resigned right before the US invaded Iraq back in 2003 because he didn’t agree with the invasion plan, so there is precedent for this.

    35. Blue_Dragon_Boar on

      There probably won’t be any “boots on the ground” in Venezuela. We are too busy invading our own cities.

    36. Typical-Charge-1798 on

      „……support and defend the Constitution….“ was mentioned in the resignation statement.
      I am hopeful that our military at least will honor their oath of office. But in order to do that while the military’s bosses are as dreadful as our current POTUS and Defense Secretary., I suspect or at least hope there will be many more resignations like this.

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