Let's not forget about Milley
Posted By: DW626, 11/26/2025 6:21:33 AM
The past week has seen quite an uproar over the suggestion by Kommander Kelly and his Kosmic Krew that military personnel should decide for themselves what orders from the president of the United States they will choose to obey. It’s been rumored that Kelly is under investigation by the Department of the Navy (does anyone know if the Navy Department became separate after the War Department was reestablished, as it was in days gone by?) They should throw the book at him. He’s an officer, and he knows better. What hasn’t come up, though, is that this is a direct result of the noxious actions of Mark Milley
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Let's not forget about Milley
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The past week has seen quite an uproar over the suggestion by Kommander Kelly and his Kosmic Krew that military personnel should decide for themselves what orders from the president of the United States they will choose to obey. It’s been rumored that Kelly is under investigation by the Department of the Navy (does anyone know if the Navy Department became separate after the War Department was reestablished, as it was in days gone by?) They should throw the book at him. He’s an officer, and he knows better. What hasn’t come up, though, is that this is a direct result of the noxious actions of Mark Milley
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and intelligence services to disobey President
Trump’s orders 32 replies
and intelligence services to disobey President
Trump’s orders 32 replies
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Misconduct Allegations in 2019, Former
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Misconduct Allegations in 2019, Former
Rep. Says 12 replies
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National guard member Sarah Beckstrom
has died after shooting in Washington
DC, Trump announces 20 replies
has died after shooting in Washington
DC, Trump announces 20 replies
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Worked With Agency's Paramilitary Units
In Afghanistan 20 replies
Worked With Agency's Paramilitary Units
In Afghanistan 20 replies
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