Diotrephes · 70-79, M
People make a fatal mistake whenever they make a threat. It is always best to simply take action.
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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@sree251 The major violated the UCMJ by expressing his opinion. If he was serious he would have simply taken direct action.
sree251 · 46-50, M
@Diotrephes What direct action are you talking about? He was calling for Trump's impeachment. Congress won't do it.
His crime is calling for Trump's impeachment as an officer in the US military. He cut through the bullshit. As a citizen, I could also cut through the bullshit by marching on Congress and storm the Capitol. I would face the same criminal charges for insurrection meted out to the Jan 6 protestors.
Major Watson is facing criminal charges for insubordination. He may not be shot by a firing squad but he will lose his pension, dishonorably discharged and even jail time.
His crime is calling for Trump's impeachment as an officer in the US military. He cut through the bullshit. As a citizen, I could also cut through the bullshit by marching on Congress and storm the Capitol. I would face the same criminal charges for insurrection meted out to the Jan 6 protestors.
Major Watson is facing criminal charges for insubordination. He may not be shot by a firing squad but he will lose his pension, dishonorably discharged and even jail time.
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
@Diotrephes Yes, calling on congressional republicans to grow spines, find some trace of integrity, and serve the Constitution they swore they would protect - yes, the gutless traitors would derinitely find that threatening.
One man.
The americans finally found one man with honour and a spine - and they will destroy him for revealing their own shame and cowardice.
One man.
The americans finally found one man with honour and a spine - and they will destroy him for revealing their own shame and cowardice.
FreestyleArt · 36-40, M
He's probably a War Mongy loyalist to Israel