This is a fucking travesty. To think I was once proud to serve with the Corps. "Honor, Courage, Commitment": This is a motto of the USMC. Lt.Col Scheller had the **courage** to demand **honor** from the top brass because he questioned their **commitment** to their jobs. I figured he'd be quietly discharged, all benefits taken away. **BUT THEY FUCKING ARRESTED HIM AND THREW HIM INTO THE BRIG?!** For civilians who do not know what "the brig" is: it's prison for military members. It's about 100x more brutal than a federal prison. You sign away many of your rights when you enlist, so they can treat you like absolute shit while you're in the brig- beat you, withhold food, deny you contact with anyone except for your lawyer; if you asked a man in the brig "Would you kill your own mother to get transferred to a high security civilian prison?", he would already be on his way to see ol' mom before you finished your question. **The brig is for CRIMINALS, servicemen who abuse their powers or can't behave like normal people. IT IS NOT A PLACE WHERE YOU PUT MEN WHO ASK QUESTIONS. That's what GULAGS are for.** I think this is it, this is our first warrior sent to the new gulag. I've been hearing that Friday is a deadline for all active servicemen to get the clot-shot, and that if they refuse they may be discharged, denied various benefits, or even subjected to some form of non-judicial punishment. **This is like the second to last phase in a communist takeover- PURGE THE MILITARY OF ANY MEN WHO MAY OPPOSE THE MADNESS YOU'RE ABOUT TO SUBJECT THE POPULATION TO.** We may lose half of our military's manpower in two days. Can you imagine?