Pentagon Policy Chief now out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/10/pentagon-top-policy-official-resigns-435693


At least he was allowed to resign. But he will be replaced by the loyalist extremist Tata.

I used to work with Tata. I would never have guessed he was this crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who understands these roles is shooting red flares. I don't understand why our media isn't up to the task to educate people as to what is happening.

People would have to listen or read for this to have any effect.

The GOP has correctly figured out that outside of the Beltway people really don't care.

[Anonymous]

Trump is selling arms to the UAE. Is this part of his plan? Will he get kickbacks from the sale?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.timesofisrael.com/trump-formally-notifies-us-congress-of-f-35-sale-to-united-arab-emirates/amp/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/10/pentagon-top-policy-official-resigns-435693


At least he was allowed to resign. But he will be replaced by the loyalist extremist Tata.

I used to work with Tata. I would never have guessed he was this crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Lol like you know?????

The one I’m married to won’t. Many of his colleagues won’t either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/10/pentagon-top-policy-official-resigns-435693


At least he was allowed to resign. But he will be replaced by the loyalist extremist Tata.

I used to work with Tata. I would never have guessed he was this crazy.

Someone I know who works at the Pentagon now says she never would have guessed it either. But also doesn't think he has the chops for this promotion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Then how do you explain what they did to the peaceful protesters in BLM Plaza? They all assumed there was a good reason for the orders they were given even though their own eyes saw no threat. They blindly followed orders.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Lol like you know?????

The one I’m married to won’t. Many of his colleagues won’t either.

The service members I know wouldn’t either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Then how do you explain what they did to the peaceful protesters in BLM Plaza? They all assumed there was a good reason for the orders they were given even though their own eyes saw no threat. They blindly followed orders.

Was that the “troops” though?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Then how do you explain what they did to the peaceful protesters in BLM Plaza? They all assumed there was a good reason for the orders they were given even though their own eyes saw no threat. They blindly followed orders.

The learned from that. That's the explanation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It seems to me it's no accident that Trump refuses to authorize the transition process while at the same time is installing loyalists in key positions. And his AG has changed a decades-old policy to investigate "voter fraud" before the states certify their elections.

Too obvious?

He's angry and exacting vengeance against perceived enemies makes him feel better right now. He may be installing loyalists in the unlikely event legal challenges somehow manage to overturn the election results, but nobody really thinks that will happen. If it did, and Americans revolted, he'd have everything in place to tamp it down. But, again, noone really thinks any of this will actually come to pass.

This sounds about right to me. And according to a PP might be as much about Afghanistan policy as anything domestic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Then how do you explain what they did to the peaceful protesters in BLM Plaza? They all assumed there was a good reason for the orders they were given even though their own eyes saw no threat. They blindly followed orders.

Was that the “troops” though?

I thought that was the Park Police and the DC National Guard whose helicopter pilot went rogue. Which reminds me I haven’t seen that report.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can Tata command troops to support Trump in a coup of force?

Is that what is being put forth in this thread?

The troops won't do it. Do that's moot.

Then how do you explain what they did to the peaceful protesters in BLM Plaza? They all assumed there was a good reason for the orders they were given even though their own eyes saw no threat. They blindly followed orders.

Was that the “troops” though?

I thought that was the Park Police and the DC National Guard whose helicopter pilot went rogue. Which reminds me I haven’t seen that report.

I believe it was Park Police and some Arlington County cops on loan. The Arlington cops were the ones hitting the Australian journalist in the head IIRC. So, cops, not military.

[Anonymous]

A few more, and the replacements are

US defense official confirms: chief of staff Jen Stewart replaced by Kash Patel, a former Devin Nunes staffer who worked to discredit the Russia investigation. Also out, Vice Admiral Joseph Kernan, ret Navy SEAL who was Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A few more, and the replacements are

US defense official confirms: chief of staff Jen Stewart replaced by Kash Patel, a former Devin Nunes staffer who worked to discredit the Russia investigation. Also out, Vice Admiral Joseph Kernan, ret Navy SEAL who was Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence.

I hate the GOP.