How we win
If you stand up to them, they will scurry away like the nasty little cockroaches they are.
It’s hard to believe that all we had to do to change the military was to stop backing down.
We went from a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan to snatching rogue heads of state in their sleep.
Ending nuclear threats with stunning precision.
Reducing drug deaths in America… https://t.co/zXrPYfMzIF
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@infantrydortIt’s hard to believe that all we had to do to change the military was to stop backing down.
We went from a disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan to snatching rogue heads of state in their sleep.
Ending nuclear threats with stunning precision.
Reducing drug deaths in America by orders of magnitude.
And through it all, the ranks swell with recruits. Why?
Because America loves winning, and responds accordingly.
And the only battle casualties belong to the enemy.
Our standards are unforgiving and the results are unforgettable.
Credit where it’s due to the Secretary of War @PeteHegseth, and the force that remembers what it can do when they’re allowed to do it.
Our current reality is unrecognizable from over a year ago. And for that, I am thankful. And I know I’m not alone in thinking that.
Key line here would have to be “…the force that remembers what it can do when they’re allowed to do it,” in my estimation. As for the plaudits for Hegseth, I have to say they’re richly deserved. Far as I know, the guy hasn’t put a foot wrong as SecWar yet.
















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