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The Great Awakening
- Thread starter Hempy McNoodle
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Crazy Chester
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Who is this "we" - not me - I was trying to get people to end their addiction to "authority" outside of themselves. Precious few listened and even fewer learned...
Crazy Chester
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Please - speak freely - just because I'm the boss of my-self doesn't mean I'm the boss of you. I was just saying I'm not copping to being responsible for the international disaster(s) going on now, in other words, I'm not part of the "we" you noted in your post.
Crazy Chester
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But, I agree with you that it is quite the messy situation.
True dat. Fact is, we cannot afford anything anymore, really.
American standard of living: The equivalent of a large family living in a huge, ornate, well-furnished house, eating the finest food and drink...
...and the last notice has been given. Eviction into the snow is going to happen just as soon as the mail arrives.
We are a debtor nation. The world is casting us off. The facade of normalcy still obtains, but when it inevitably crumbles... there will be a fundamental change in what was once my America.
I used to believe that "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" had roots in reality.
The bill is approaching its due date. We used to believe the same thing about Mr. Smith, @Unca Walt .
Oh, my. This is beyond comprehension. Beyond any possible understandable justification. When your enlistment is up, YOU GET BILLED FOR EQUIPMENT YOU LEFT IN A-STAN!!
"Apparently the US military is charging enlisted guys for the gear they were told to leave behind in Afghanistan."
"This guy in the vid is getting out, so they gave him a nearly $4000 bill for gear that they wouldn"t let him bring onto the plane when they bugged out."
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I wonder if the guys who survived Pearl Harbor got billed for their equipment when they got out of the Navy? And the guys in B-17's that got shot down... they gotta pay when they get out? And the Marines at Chosin Reservoir -- all that equipment they left...
"Apparently the US military is charging enlisted guys for the gear they were told to leave behind in Afghanistan."
"This guy in the vid is getting out, so they gave him a nearly $4000 bill for gear that they wouldn"t let him bring onto the plane when they bugged out."
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I wonder if the guys who survived Pearl Harbor got billed for their equipment when they got out of the Navy? And the guys in B-17's that got shot down... they gotta pay when they get out? And the Marines at Chosin Reservoir -- all that equipment they left...
May I have the temerity to suggest the final insult? Death taxes.
Might be more to the story...
A Soldier’s Rant At Biden Administration Over Bill for Alleged Gear Left in Afghanistan Goes Viral
An Army Specialist may face discipline for violating military regulations about criticizing the government
themessenger.com
Military madness is real. Let's see what happens up the chain because I doubt the paratrooper will have anything to say until after his separation.
I just gotta say this:
My family has been military since before there was a USA.
My 11-times grandfather was one of the Nine Men of Nieuw Amsterdam. See: The Cadet
My direct descendants got land grants for fighting in the Revolution.
My 9-times grandfather served as Washington's bodyguard. And LaFayettes Honor Guard.
Two volunteer lieutenants in my bloodline died in Andersonville.
My volunteer grandfather was shot in the elbow, and gassed in WWI.
My father got his leg crushed as a motorcycle cop and could not join.
My Unca Irv flew a P-51 (got shot down by a sharp-eyed kraut -- funny story).
My Unca Harry gave me the brass-knucks trench knife that was on his hip at Omaha Beach as a wedding present.
My cousin Don was captain of the Iwo Jima (now he is on the JCS):
My brother served 22 years in the military.
I am named after Lt. Gen. Edward Walter Snedeker, Commandant of the Marines (highest ranking Marine). He commanded a regiment at Iwo.
I volunteered (and got a dinged helmet). <-- Which means dinged helmet GI's cannot legally buy weed even in the legal state of Florida because they would have to claim PTSD and allow their houses to be searched for "dangerous objects". TINS, Pilgrims.
Scooter could not volunteer (heart condition). Puck tried, but although he was the fargin National Judo Champion (and 5-times Florida State Judo Champion) holding black belts in Judo, Jiu jitsu, and kendo -- his hearing loss kept him out.
I have given advice to Wolfie, my grandson: The time of writing a check for your life and handing it to the US Government to cash it as they see fit... is fukking over.
As it exists at this moment, this is not, NOT my America.
My family has been military since before there was a USA.
My 11-times grandfather was one of the Nine Men of Nieuw Amsterdam. See: The Cadet
My direct descendants got land grants for fighting in the Revolution.
My 9-times grandfather served as Washington's bodyguard. And LaFayettes Honor Guard.
Two volunteer lieutenants in my bloodline died in Andersonville.
My volunteer grandfather was shot in the elbow, and gassed in WWI.
My father got his leg crushed as a motorcycle cop and could not join.
My Unca Irv flew a P-51 (got shot down by a sharp-eyed kraut -- funny story).
My Unca Harry gave me the brass-knucks trench knife that was on his hip at Omaha Beach as a wedding present.
My cousin Don was captain of the Iwo Jima (now he is on the JCS):
My brother served 22 years in the military.
I am named after Lt. Gen. Edward Walter Snedeker, Commandant of the Marines (highest ranking Marine). He commanded a regiment at Iwo.
I volunteered (and got a dinged helmet). <-- Which means dinged helmet GI's cannot legally buy weed even in the legal state of Florida because they would have to claim PTSD and allow their houses to be searched for "dangerous objects". TINS, Pilgrims.
Scooter could not volunteer (heart condition). Puck tried, but although he was the fargin National Judo Champion (and 5-times Florida State Judo Champion) holding black belts in Judo, Jiu jitsu, and kendo -- his hearing loss kept him out.
I have given advice to Wolfie, my grandson: The time of writing a check for your life and handing it to the US Government to cash it as they see fit... is fukking over.
As it exists at this moment, this is not, NOT my America.
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This does not pass the sniff test. At all.
So this guy is the only one who is experiencing this? Or is this more than likely an internal paperwork fuck up because it's not like those ever happen?
Got a point, there.
On the other hand... with the stances of our skirt-wearing military ex-men, it is no longer a reality defying joke. It is, in today's humped up status, VERY possible and likely.
As Devil's Advocate: Under what circumstances would a sojer be reasonably charged for leaving $4K in issue equipment behind during an emergency evacuation?
I DO know this as a stone fact:
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"For losing a firearm or weapon by negligence, meaning it wasn't on purpose, some of the most common types of non-judicial punishments include partial or full forfeiture of pay for up to one year and restricted access to certain parts of a post, Rosen said.
"Depending on the value of the lost weapon, the punishment can also include a bad conduct discharge or six months of confinement at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, a Defense Department maximum-security correctional facility in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas."
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I think the military personnel wearing stars and suits who lost BILLIONS in weaponry in pristine condition should have to answer before the very first grunt even looks back.
Change my mind.
Whoopsie.
A tad of checking results in: Yup. It is exactly as the sojer says, and you may sniff deeply.
The sojer's crime? TELLING THE WORLD ABOUT THE INSULT.
Sniff -- [passes test]
A Soldier’s Rant At Biden Administration Over Bill for Alleged Gear Left in Afghanistan Goes Viral
An Army Specialist may face discipline for violating military regulations about criticizing the government
themessenger.com
Now let's go back to the skirts with dicks: HOW MUCH DO THEY OWE?? In dollars, exactly.
Yeah. That's still only his side of the story.Whoopsie.
A tad of checking results in: Yup. It is exactly as the sojer says, and you may sniff deeply.
The sojer's crime? TELLING THE WORLD ABOUT THE INSULT.
Sniff -- [passes test]
A Soldier’s Rant At Biden Administration Over Bill for Alleged Gear Left in Afghanistan Goes Viral
An Army Specialist may face discipline for violating military regulations about criticizing the government
Now let's go back to the skirts with dicks: HOW MUCH DO THEY OWE?? In dollars, exactly.
Get informed. Not inflamed.
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The sojer has the right to representation under UCMJ. He is screwing himself while speaking in uniform. UCMJ is a huge hammer that identifies enlisted as nails.
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