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Sucking up is the only way this idiot could have made General. How does a person his age not know the people behind the 60's Marxist movement? He either does and is selling himself out or he's an idiot with no business running other people's lives. He's dangerous to everyone who takes orders from him. All too often we look at the uniform and not the person inside.

The leaders of the US military under Biden are unhinged and frightening, not to our enemies but to Americans. They are pushing the crazed critical race theory among the troops instead of reiterating the proud history of a great nation. They brag about reading Karl Marx.

General Milley proudly told Congress on Wednesday that he wants to understand “white rage” and is studying the concept. (He's white, doesn't he understand the rage? Oh, because there isn't any.)

On Thursday Tucker Carlson UNLOADED on Gen. Milley for his ignorant and unimpressive statements to Congress.

Tucker slammed the crackpot general as “stupid” and “unimpressive.”

Tucker Carlson: Mark Milley is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He didn’t get that job because he’s brilliant or because he’s brave or because the people who know him, respect him. He is not and they definitely don’t. Milley got the job because he knows who to suck up to and he’s more than happy to do it. Feed him a script and he will read it… Hard to believe that man wears a uniform. He’s that unimpressive. Notice he never defined white rage and we should know what it is. What is white rage?… It’s one of those diseases that only affects people with a certain melanin level. It’s a race-specific illness.

That’s what Mark Milley had to learn by reading about it. That’s why he’s making his soldiers read it too… (laughing) He’s not just a pig. He’s stupid!…

Thanks, Mark Milley. We appreciate your contribution to our generation’s scientific racism. By the way, have you read anything recently about winning wars?

Sucking up is the only way this idiot could have made General. How does a person his age not know the people behind the 60's Marxist movement? He either does and is selling himself out or he's an idiot with no business running other people's lives. He's dangerous to everyone who takes orders from him. All too often we look at the uniform and not the person inside. The leaders of the US military under Biden are unhinged and frightening, not to our enemies but to Americans. They are pushing the crazed critical race theory among the troops instead of reiterating the proud history of a great nation. They brag about reading Karl Marx. General Milley proudly told Congress on Wednesday that he wants to understand “white rage” and is studying the concept. (He's white, doesn't he understand the rage? Oh, because there isn't any.) On Thursday Tucker Carlson UNLOADED on Gen. Milley for his ignorant and unimpressive statements to Congress. Tucker slammed the crackpot general as “stupid” and “unimpressive.” Tucker Carlson: Mark Milley is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He didn’t get that job because he’s brilliant or because he’s brave or because the people who know him, respect him. He is not and they definitely don’t. Milley got the job because he knows who to suck up to and he’s more than happy to do it. Feed him a script and he will read it… Hard to believe that man wears a uniform. He’s that unimpressive. Notice he never defined white rage and we should know what it is. What is white rage?… It’s one of those diseases that only affects people with a certain melanin level. It’s a race-specific illness. That’s what Mark Milley had to learn by reading about it. That’s why he’s making his soldiers read it too… (laughing) He’s not just a pig. He’s stupid!… Thanks, Mark Milley. We appreciate your contribution to our generation’s scientific racism. By the way, have you read anything recently about winning wars?

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Spot on, touche.

I just commented on this earlier. In my mind, I don't believe General Milley is the best representative for the Army. Milley, being the general he is, should study the enemy per se. This is not uncommon and in fact there is a long military precedent for it. Over 2000 years ago, even Sun Tzu advised it. Nevertheless, Tucker Carlson brought up a very valid point. Why doesn't Milley study authors like Dr. David Duke or Dr. William Pierce if he wants to understand 'White Supremacists' and 'White rage'? Tucker Carlson answered this question with classic flair. General Milley is a obsequious pig. Not even calling him a hypocrite even describes his disgusting fawning and pandering to the Pathocrats within the 'Beltway'.

With all of this there appears to be, in my view, a cover-up playing out here, in which the 'enemy's' ideology is being foisted throughout the military ranks creating division and demoralization within the ranks. I personally don't like Milley. I served before he did and I am older. This is no big deal. After all, this is my personal opinion.

The military was in better shape before Milley made his mark on 'modernation' of the Army. In my view, he is not the armed forces best representative for being COS. From the reports I have been reading, CRT is causing damning issues in the military. Moreover, Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lohmeier's book actually reinforces Milley's remarks. The then-commander of the 11th Space Warning Squadron at Buckley Air Force Base told a podcast host that "diversity, inclusion and equity industry and the trainings we are receiving in the military...is rooted in critical race theory, which is rooted in Marxism." So, why was Lohmeier booted and if he violated the UCMJ not reprimanded instead? To me, it is indicative of a cover-up and the surreptitious effort to indoctrinate the ranks of military into Marxist ideology.

IMHO, there's a cover-up playing out here. Milley appears to be part of it, or at least he is defending it. The remarks from SoD Lloyd Austin and Milley seems to be the same song-and-dance that Big Tech is playing it having it 'both ways'. Having served, I have watched the deterioration of the military from the Clinton days to the recent "moral boosting" trannys appearing for AF personel at Nellis AF base. One cannot make this shit up.

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Just a thought. If you indoctrinate the military youth into Marxism (already indoctrinated from schools) they won't side with "The People" when it inevitably leads to civil war.

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You'd think so. From my experience being in the military, the dichotomy was 'brass' versus enlisted. The enlisted were kept in line by a merit system (blessings and consequences). If one fell outside of what was expected, the division suffered. If it was the same f-up, that person became somewhat of an outcast. The events in the civilian world was another world away from being in the military. Military conduct according to the UCMJ was all that mattered.

There was indoctrination that came down to us from command. All of it was making sure every one understand that in the military every one is treated the same. They had the same opportunities and the bottom line was our purpose was to defend America from its enemies. The indoctrination was an annoyance to everyone because everyone already knew the message from basic training and before. It was analogous to having to sit an hour listening to a speaker's instructions of how to tie one's shoe laces and explaining why that is important. It was a total waste of time. I tend to think the current version of indoctrination is also viewed as an annoyance and will not go over well.

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Thanks for sharing your experiences. The brainwashing that takes place in the military is obvious. I love my fellow patriots but my military friends think like brainwashed people. They can't conceive of a military that isn't doing what's best for the country. Even when they know the top brass is political. Hence the "Mad Dog" Mattis's of the world and how Trump got that so wrong. We all need to stop looking at the uniform and what we think it stands for and look at the man wearing it.