A U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant colonel quickly became popular last week for holding senior U.S. military leaders responsible for the disaster in Afghanistan—especially the deaths of 13 U.S. soldiers—and he was quickly dismissed from his post and responded fiercely. There was a counterattack. New warning for military brass.
If you keep score at home, the main “leaders” will be Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley “Key Race Theory”, and General David H. Berger, Commander of the Marine Corps— —Of course there is the unfortunate, pretending Commander-in-Chief Joe Biden.
We need the military to focus on winning real wars, not culture wars. Joe Biden’s regressive priorities cost the Afghan people their lives.https://t.co/UPDpHOJUVP
-Representative Brian Master (@RepBrianMast) August 23, 2021
First, look back.
As my colleague streiff Report On Fri Throw it all away”-because he asked them to be held accountable.
“I have been fighting for 17 years. I am willing to put aside all this and tell my senior leaders that I demand accountability.”
I have not served in the military-but I do know something about integrity.
“I have been fighting for 17 years. I am willing to put aside all this and say to my senior leadership that I demand accountability.”-Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller tells about the cause of American soldiers in Afghanistan The failure of death. pic.twitter.com/JPH3nTctrG
-David Hookstead (@dhookstead) August 27, 2021
Scheller said, partly because of my colleague Nick Arama Report On Friday, there are:
“People are frustrated because their senior leadership has let them down, and none of them raised their hands to accept accountability or say,’We messed up.’
[…]
“I’m not saying that we must stay in Afghanistan forever, but I’m saying: Does anyone of you put your rank on the table and say,’Hey, it’s a bad idea to evacuate the Bagram Airport, the Strategic Air Force Base, before we evacuate everyone.” Before. Has anyone done this before?
“When you didn’t expect to do this, did anyone raise their hand and say,’We totally messed up’? […]
“What I want to say is that from my standpoint, if we don’t have high-level leaders to admit and raise our hands and say,’We end up doing a bad job,’ then all these people may die in vain. Otherwise, we will just keep repeating the same. mistake.
“I want to say very strongly: I have been fighting for 17 years. I am willing to throw all this away and say to my senior leadership,’I demand accountability.'”
Gang, that’s all she wrote for Lieutenant Colonel Scheller.
As Report Within a few hours after the Marine Corps video went viral on the Internet, the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) notified active and retired military personnel that they must not criticize Biden or any senior government leadership.
The battalion commander is Dismissal.
It is commendable that Schiller has hit back.
in a interview In the New York Post, the fired Marine Corps issued a strong new warning about the accountability and lack of accountability of senior military leaders. Schiller told the Post:
“The era of baby boomers is over. I demand accountability at all levels. If we don’t get it, I will bring it.”
He quoted Thomas Jefferson as saying: “Every generation needs a revolution.”
Semper fi, indeed.
“Every generation needs a revolution” https://t.co/1zqx7Qkxwf
-🇺🇸 Antoine Tucker for the U.S. Senate (@montaga) August 29, 2021
The New York Post also interviewed Stuart Scheller Sr., the father of the fired Marine Corps, who described his son as a “real Marine.”
“People will follow him to the ends of the world. He has risked his life for other Marines, so we are not surprised that he put his career at risk like this.
“The funny thing is that no one [in the military] Has responded to his request for accountability. I guess their answer is to fire him. This is a sad day for the United States. “
To add the last point of Mr. Scherer, this is also an ominous day for the United States. And the situation will get worse.
Stuart Scheller Sr. (Stuart Scheller Sr.) said that his son admired his grandfather. According to the Washington Post, the World War II veteran landed on the beach in Normandy and always wanted to join the army.
Honor and integrity are important, Mr. Schiller. But you already know it. So is your son. We respect his service.
The latest RedState news about Biden and his failure in Afghanistan:
When asked about Afghanistan, Biden angrily rebuked the reporter and ended the questioning angrily
Biden appeared to check the watch of the dead soldier killed in Kabul at the Dover ceremony
Emotional Lindsey Graham calls for Biden’s impeachment in Kabul
