Gen. Mark Milley New Domestic War on Terrorism, Put It Another Way, This Soldier Believes in the New World Order and Disregards His Duties as an American, God’s Plan for Humanity Has Been Forgotten,(Trashed) He’s One of Satan Soldier

HNewsWire-We may not be a constitutional republic at all but a kakistocracy, a wounded country dominated by its most brutal, clueless minded, classless and useless members. I find it hard to believe that this isn't part of our culture and it's not what makes us who we are. Find out where and when the problem occurred so that we may reset to a time before it occurred to remedy it.

As a result, I keep going back to the necessity for revivalism instead of conservatism. It was my hope that this article would serve as a continuation of that exploration.

Sadly, I can't do that because I have to keep throwing bombs and talking about the issue of people who don't like you.

Mark Milley may be the most disgusting person in authority in the United States right now. Gavin Newsom and Bill de Blasio, Mark Zuckerberg and Lori Lightfoot are all on the list of those who have been named to the list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World.

Liz Cheney, too, for crying out loud. Then there is Kathleen Kennedy, who, according to some, has the authority and ill judgment to give Indiana Jones a sex change and attempt to make the American people swallow it.

All of them put together are better than Milley, who now serves as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. And to make matters worse, he is being praised for his crimes by the ignorant morons that occupy the traditional media newsrooms today.

Bob Woodward and Robert Costa of the Washington Post are hawking a new book this week, and you're probably already familiar with the contents. Among the things Milley is claimed to have congratulated himself on are a few acts of misconduct and even treason. Pitchforks and torches, tar and feathers are the only options when all of the charges are piled on top of one another.

Trump's walk around Lafayette Park with Milley caused Milley's willie to become out of whack, as the president visited a chapel that the BLM rioters had attempted to burn down. It's said in his book that "we are not going to turn our weapons on the American people, and we are not going to engage in a "Wag the Dog" scenario" abroad."

In addition to that, there was a phone call to make. It is claimed in the book that Milley informed his Chinese counterpart Li Zuocheng that he would be functioning as an intelligence asset for the latter in October of 2013.

In his message to PLO leader Li Keqiang, Milley reassured him of the stability of the American administration and that everything would be well. "We will not engage in any kinetic activities against you," they said.

According to Woodward and Costa, the situation deteriorated.

For the last five years, General Li and I have been friends. The first thing I'll tell you if we're going to attack is that I'll be in touch with you. "It won't be a surprise," says the expert.

The position of secretary of state did not belong to Mark Milley. At the time, Mike Pompeo held the position. Pompeo was in touch with the Chinese on a regular basis. That's why you can't use Milley's actions as an argument for diplomacy; that's not his area of expertise.

Mark Milley is also not in a position to decide on the future military posture of the United States. Donald Trump was the president and Gen. Martin Dempsey Milley's commander-in-chief at the time of the change.

Perhaps Woodward and Costa are exaggerating this, and Milley was just transmitting information the president had given him to provide to the Chinese.

It's possible the moon is composed of camembert, or at least cheese.

According to Woodward and Costa, Milley did not tell Trump about the discussion he had with the Chinese army officer.

Because of Milley's actions on January 8th, as well.

General Li was summoned back to tell the Chinese that American deterrence was no longer an option, according to the book "We've got everything under control. Basically, everything is good to go. "However, democracy may be a little messy at times," he observed.

Milley had the Pentagon's Indo-Pacific Command cancel military drills the ChiComs didn't like solely to illustrate his point!

He was far from done. His senior staff was told by Milley that if Trump ordered military action, they would have to get permission from Milley first.

Afterward, he phoned Pelosi, who began to scream Trump was insane and that the January 6 demonstration proved it. He responded, "I agree with everything you say."

If Milley had believed what he stated, he might have resigned from his position. A resignation letter from him might have made it clear that he did not trust Trump and could not, therefore, obey him. It is possible that Pelosi may have followed the Constitution and proceeded to remove a president who is unfit for office under the 25th Amendment.

But he didn't really do it. Milley, on the other hand, sparked a military takeover against the US president.

In the midst of all of this, he was covertly conducting foreign policy and assuring our most dangerous worldwide opponent that the United States would not move against him.

How may the Chinese have taken advantage of Milley's discussions with Li to attack Taiwan? Those aren't fantastical scenarios at all; they've been planning for it since October of last year and are now openly hostile to Taiwan. It's just a matter of time until the South China Sea is filled with helium balloons. For Milley to have defused this nation via a backchannel is an abhorrent disregard for the line of command.

To begin with, at the very least.

Milley and the rest of Vice President Joe Biden's national security and foreign policy staff should all be impeached because of the disastrous Afghanistan exit, I wrote last week. In this case, it doesn't make sense to rehash Milley's position as a spokesperson for the departure of Bagram Air Base at night and thus opening the door to the expected chance that his Chinese friends would wind up with the facility. This decision had a significant role in the tragic deaths of the 13 American military members who were killed by an ISIS suicide bomber during the chaotic evacuation from Kabul.

Milley now says that the best we could do was to abandon Bagram and withdraw from Afghanistan in this manner. In contrast, Trump had hoped to remove all of our soldiers from Afghanistan before he left office, and if he had done so, the Taliban's combat season would have begun months earlier than it did this year. He instead participated in an even more reckless and careless retreat on behalf of an even more unstable president than Donald Trump had ever been.

Joe Biden's commands were always followed, and he never sought to defy them.

Men like Mark Milley's betrayal of our constitutional system is unstoppable. He must be removed from his position of authority. For Mark Milley, if he had been charged with sedition and treason in a country that was serious about its own laws, he would have faced a court martial with the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars and dying in prison at the hands of military justice.

There will be no such processes, and we all know that. Only hope is that the present Democrat majority is forced to try to stifle impeachment articles against Milley, which would likely lead the American people's fury in the next election. This is the most we can hope for. It's quite likely that Milley would retire and seek a lucrative position with a lobbying company or military contractor before he was ever removed from office.

But at the very least, he may face some formal rebuke. Even if it's at the end of a letter rather of a rope, it's still important.

Trump shakes hand of Army 4-Star General Mark A. Milley. Sorry Mr. President, General Milley is a bum. Milley surrendered his own personal honor, to not only protect a sexual predator, but several ethically challenged officers who conspired to effect a cover-up of the predators misconduct so he could graduate from West Point.