Probably the blue balls that was the torture
Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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There is no statute of limitations for federal crimes of sedition.
Don't know what is up with her.
I’ve seen this in a fortune cookie before.
AF1 with a four-ship of F-16V Vipers and a four-ship of F/A-18E/F Super Hornet Block III’s?
I don’t care if that was a cartoon, I’m fucking rock hard!!!
LFG!!!
Well, this seems significant 
"Yes Sir Mr. President"
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Well, this seems significant
What does it beam basil?
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President Joe Biden has pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired Gen. Mark Milley and members of the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, using the extraordinary powers of his office in his final hours to guard against potential “revenge” by the incoming Trump administration.
The decision by Biden comes after Donald Trump warned of an enemies list filled with those who have crossed him politically or sought to hold him accountable for his attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss and his role in the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump has selected Cabinet nominees who backed his election lies and who have pledged to punish those involved in efforts to investigate him.
Fauci, who helped coordinate the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, raised the ire of Trump when he refused to back Trump’s unfounded claims. He has become a target of intense hatred and vitriol from people on the right, who blame him for mask mandates and other policies they believe infringed on their rights, even as tens of thousands of Americans were dying.
Mark Milley, who is the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and called Trump a fascist and detailed Trump’s conduct around the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection.
Wait not that shocking
President Joe Biden has pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired Gen. Mark Milley and members of the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, using the extraordinary powers of his office in his final hours to guard against potential “revenge” by the incoming Trump administration.
The decision by Biden comes after Donald Trump warned of an enemies list filled with those who have crossed him politically or sought to hold him accountable for his attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss and his role in the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump has selected Cabinet nominees who backed his election lies and who have pledged to punish those involved in efforts to investigate him.
Fauci, who helped coordinate the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, raised the ire of Trump when he refused to back Trump’s unfounded claims. He has become a target of intense hatred and vitriol from people on the right, who blame him for mask mandates and other policies they believe infringed on their rights, even as tens of thousands of Americans were dying.
Mark Milley, who is the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and called Trump a fascist and detailed Trump’s conduct around the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection.
Wait not that shocking
The original Dance Your Cares Away thread TexasGirl started a loooooooong time ago.
As we know, the Continuity of Government level (COGCON, similar to DEFCON) was moved to 2 leading up to Biden’s inauguration. Level 2 outlines readiness for a shadow govt able to continue essential ops with 50-75% of continuity staff at alt locations.
Under Herold’s Devolution theory, aspects of the government have continued to function under this direction during the last four years, ie. “the pause”. This put limits or guardrails on what Biden and/or the people running him would be able to do.
This EO, on Biden’s last day, revokes only certain sections of Trump’s prior EO outlining continuity of govt - in summary, those sections outlining the specifics of “how” the continuity would be implemented and executed. Why?
His premise is that this ends the continuity phase and allows for the reconstitution of government to begin…below is part of the description from Grok on reconstitution.
Reconstitution of government generally refers to the process of reorganizing or restructuring the framework of a government. This can happen in various contexts:
- Post-Crisis or Conflict: After a civil war, revolution, or significant political upheaval, a government might need to be reconstituted to establish new political structures, laws, or to draft a new constitution.
- After Regime Change: When one political regime is replaced by another, such as after a coup, election, or foreign intervention, there might be a need to reconstitute governmental bodies to reflect new political ideologies or leadership.
ShaolinNole
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Stu Scheller just posted this
I was selected for a DoD position serving President Trump and SecDef Hegseth. For the first time in a while, I am filled with hope and optimism for our country, and words can’t express how humbled and excited I am to start the new position.
The transition team offered me the job two weeks ago, but I waited until the morning of the inauguration to make the information public. I didn’t want my announcement complicating the confirmation process. I truly believe Pete Hegseth is the SecDef warfighters deserve.
After Mr. Hegseth’s hearing last week, meritocracy and DEI have become topics of conversation. In fact, days after the hearing, the Commandant of the Marine Corps addressed the Pentagon press corps by saying, “We don’t do DEI in the Marine Corps; we never have. We are a meritocracy-based organization – always have been.”
Without pointing out all the documented facts countering the CMC’s statement, what should alarm every American is the speed at which senior military officers tell new political leadership whatever they want to hear. It is why America continues losing wars, and why DEI became prevalent in every service. We have yet to witness an active senior general officer accept accountability for any mistake in recent history.
Truth… DEI, incompetence, and moral weakness (telling people what they want to hear or not speaking up) are all symptoms of the larger problem: a system incentivizing career progression over performance.
I accepted the position of Senior Advisor to the DoD Under Secretary in personnel and readiness. The military’s people and readiness are my passion. The SecDef will outline a focus on culture, structure, posture, and equipping across the force, but I am sure the national security situation left by the incompetence of the last administration will monopolize his time. Concurrently, service leadership will focus on prioritizing realignment of resources and priorities within their respective services.
My goal will be looking across the force with a critical eye for talent identification. When we say meritocracy, it means more than codified standards. It means promoting the best of those who meet standards. Not everyone will outperform their peers, and those who don’t, shouldn’t be promoted. Promotion should be more than pleasing a boss, hitting wickets for career progression, or lethargically moving through a time-based system. Reference an opinion piece I wrote years ago on this topic; I will drop it in the comments. Said succinctly, I believe competition within the force is the best tool for identifying talent. The best performer, and the best at pleasing a boss, over time, are two very different things.
The details of this historic shift will start with a military planning process, of which the outputs will be briefed up the chain of command to the leaders of the United States. I hope to pull in the brightest minds for the process. Mahan started the sea power revolution. Mitchell started the air power revolution. Well, bear witness to SecDef Hegseth, empowered by President Trump, starting a revolution focused on meritocracy, lethality, and warfighting. Eliminating weak leadership is step one. But realigning the incentives of the system should be the long-term goal. I will work tirelessly to make this vision a reality.
Thank you President Trump. Your leadership and tenacity affords my generation an incredible opportunity. Unlike the Marine generals who failed you in the previous administration, my generation will not fail. We cannot.
When truly the best Americans excel and are promoted across the military, the recruiting crisis will self-correct, global security stabilizes, and America becomes the beacon for hope.
MAWA… Make American Warfighters Again
The American people lifted me when I was at my lowest. I’ve made many mistakes. But I fought for what I thought was right. The critic in the comments doesn’t count.
I’m not religious, but I felt a voice in my jail cell assuring me good would triumph over evil. America is the land of the free because of the warriors. I devote my life to them.
Warfighting 6
I was selected for a DoD position serving President Trump and SecDef Hegseth. For the first time in a while, I am filled with hope and optimism for our country, and words can’t express how humbled and excited I am to start the new position.
The transition team offered me the job two weeks ago, but I waited until the morning of the inauguration to make the information public. I didn’t want my announcement complicating the confirmation process. I truly believe Pete Hegseth is the SecDef warfighters deserve.
After Mr. Hegseth’s hearing last week, meritocracy and DEI have become topics of conversation. In fact, days after the hearing, the Commandant of the Marine Corps addressed the Pentagon press corps by saying, “We don’t do DEI in the Marine Corps; we never have. We are a meritocracy-based organization – always have been.”
Without pointing out all the documented facts countering the CMC’s statement, what should alarm every American is the speed at which senior military officers tell new political leadership whatever they want to hear. It is why America continues losing wars, and why DEI became prevalent in every service. We have yet to witness an active senior general officer accept accountability for any mistake in recent history.
Truth… DEI, incompetence, and moral weakness (telling people what they want to hear or not speaking up) are all symptoms of the larger problem: a system incentivizing career progression over performance.
I accepted the position of Senior Advisor to the DoD Under Secretary in personnel and readiness. The military’s people and readiness are my passion. The SecDef will outline a focus on culture, structure, posture, and equipping across the force, but I am sure the national security situation left by the incompetence of the last administration will monopolize his time. Concurrently, service leadership will focus on prioritizing realignment of resources and priorities within their respective services.
My goal will be looking across the force with a critical eye for talent identification. When we say meritocracy, it means more than codified standards. It means promoting the best of those who meet standards. Not everyone will outperform their peers, and those who don’t, shouldn’t be promoted. Promotion should be more than pleasing a boss, hitting wickets for career progression, or lethargically moving through a time-based system. Reference an opinion piece I wrote years ago on this topic; I will drop it in the comments. Said succinctly, I believe competition within the force is the best tool for identifying talent. The best performer, and the best at pleasing a boss, over time, are two very different things.
The details of this historic shift will start with a military planning process, of which the outputs will be briefed up the chain of command to the leaders of the United States. I hope to pull in the brightest minds for the process. Mahan started the sea power revolution. Mitchell started the air power revolution. Well, bear witness to SecDef Hegseth, empowered by President Trump, starting a revolution focused on meritocracy, lethality, and warfighting. Eliminating weak leadership is step one. But realigning the incentives of the system should be the long-term goal. I will work tirelessly to make this vision a reality.
Thank you President Trump. Your leadership and tenacity affords my generation an incredible opportunity. Unlike the Marine generals who failed you in the previous administration, my generation will not fail. We cannot.
When truly the best Americans excel and are promoted across the military, the recruiting crisis will self-correct, global security stabilizes, and America becomes the beacon for hope.
MAWA… Make American Warfighters Again
The American people lifted me when I was at my lowest. I’ve made many mistakes. But I fought for what I thought was right. The critic in the comments doesn’t count.
I’m not religious, but I felt a voice in my jail cell assuring me good would triumph over evil. America is the land of the free because of the warriors. I devote my life to them.
Warfighting 6
Long Cat V2.0
Legendary
These people should still be charged, tried and convicted of every crime possible. After that, the courts can figure out what a pardon from a demented old man gets them.
They should have every crooked dollar they have made drained by legal fees. They should be deposed until the cows come home and charged with every process crime possible. At the same time, the federal government should make every detail available to facilitate them being charged by states and sued by individuals all over the country.
If you knew what we know you’d never sleep again. Also we’ve never discovered Aliens.
ROR
Pretty sure this guy is sitting on a cock this red hot minute… @GarneT&GolD1978
Can you pardon treason?
Can someone that was part of the coup grant pardons for said treason?
Can someone mentally unfit to perform the duties of office legally grant pardons.
Long Cat V2.0
Legendary
Don’t know and not sure that it matters. You can make an example out of them anyway. They can spend the next 4 years fighting federal charges, then the following years arguing against convictions and dealing with state charges and individual lawsuits.
Long Cat V2.0
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It’s 20s and sunny in DC today. The weather doesn’t seem like a reason to move things indoors. I hope everything goes smoothly today.
Can someone repost the schedule for today?
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