Yes. It needs to be fixed.
Fix the ability to post more than one image/link in a reply.
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Law Abiding Citizens
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Law Abiding Citizens second volume.
Fix the ability to post more than one image/link in a reply.
and the other 60% are lying
What the fuck are you talking about?What changed Tucker Carlson?
22K views · 404 reactions | At this point, is anything he says true? Tucker Carlson had a radical viewpoint on Iran for years, suddenly, as Qatari money went into his bank account, his views changed. | DiploAct
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Changed mine from black to teal. Was blue
Hello Professor Nichols,
You spent twenty-five years at the Naval War College. You taught the officers who would go on to run America's wars. Famously, you never served in any of them.
In February 2003, you were at your desk in Newport when you wrote this, about Colin Powell’s presentation to the United Nations: “There is only one thing to say about Secretary Powell’s presentation at the U.N.: If this doesn’t do it, nothing will.” You were confident. You were expert.
You were wrong. You acknowledged this twenty years later in The Atlantic — the invasion was, in your own words, “one of the greatest geopolitical disasters in American history.” You wrote that from the same institution you are now defending.
The Senior Service Colleges produced the officers who managed the Afghanistan withdrawal. General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. General Kenneth McKenzie, CENTCOM commander. On September 28, 2021, both testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that they had recommended keeping 2,500 troops in Afghanistan.
The recommendation was not followed. They did not resign or say a word publicly. Then 13 American service members died at Abbey Gate on August 26, 2021. Only after that did they testify.
Your response, in The Atlantic, August 16, 2021: “Afghanistan Is Your Fault.”
Not the generals your institutions trained and credentialed. Not the curriculum that built the career-preserving, NSC-deferring officer class that drove those decisions to their conclusion. The American public, with our short attention span and our SUVs.
General Milley, whose career your institution shaped, secretly called his PLA counterpart twice, October 30, 2020 and January 8, 2021, and assured him the US would not strike China, and that Milley would warn him personally if an attack were ordered. You wrote “Trump Put Milley in an Impossible Position.”
That's not all. Secretary Austin concealed a cancer diagnosis from the White House and Congress for weeks while incapacitated; the DoD Inspector General documented it. At his farewell address in September 2023, Milley publicly called his former commander-in-chief a “wannabe dictator.”
You found none of this worth a column.
Anthony Tata is a retired Brigadier General. He commanded forces in Afghanistan and Iraq. He led soldiers in both wars. And now he has been asked to conduct a 90-day curriculum review of the Senior Service Colleges. Your objection is that he lacks the credentials for the job.
You wrote a whole book about credentials. The foundational knowledge of the average American is, in your assessment, “plummeting to aggressively wrong.” Institutions must be insulated from the ignorant. Expertise must not be questioned by those who haven’t earned it.
The men who earned your institution’s credentials - over twenty-plus years of your tenure - presided over two of the longest military failures in American history. They managed those failures in line with everything the War Colleges taught them: subordinate military judgment to civilian direction, preserve the relationship, testify about it later. They retired with honors.
That is what "expertise" means to you.
The question Pete Hegseth is asking isn't whether the War Colleges have credentials. It's whether the credentials mean anything. After twenty-five years on your faculty training generals who only know how to lose war, Professor Nichols, you are the wrong man to answer that.
Do not Fvck with Data Republican !!
Democrat Congresswoman's Kennedy Center Lawsuit Implodes Over Spam Folder Blunder
Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) filed a federal lawsuit against President Trump and the Kennedy Center board, claiming she was deliberately excluded from a key board meeting on revamping the institution. Her complaint accused the administration of snubbing her as an ex-officio trustee and sought to block the plans.
Turns out the invitation was sitting in her personal email spam folder the whole time.
Court filings show the Justice Department pointed this out, and Beatty's own lawyers had to admit she eventually found it there. This embarrassing oversight came right before a hearing on her push for a restraining order.
The episode highlights the rush by some Democrats to litigate every Trump move—only to trip over basic email hygiene. Taxpayers foot the bill for lawsuits built on something as simple as checking the junk folder.
Classic case of crying foul before looking in the obvious place
People are saying that Vice-President Vance can take over the proceedings next week and therefore could push the SAVE America Act through. If this is true, and I’m not sure it is, it is a watershed moment in his political future. It would show he has the same leadership potential as President Trump. If indeed Vance could do it, but fails to do so, Marco Rubio will be our next president.
