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Retired general reacts to Army secy. Driscoll resigning

Sep 1, 2026 #military #trump #news
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, multiple sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
One source said the decision was unsurprising given tension between Driscoll and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
A second source familiar said that in his resignation, Driscoll “brought up concerns with the administration surrounding Army transformation and readiness and Hegseth’s blocking those efforts specifically by firing the generals who were responsible.”


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The public sphere devolves into absolute chaos.

Which, for those who may have forgotten...is exactly how the totalitarians, particularly Marxists, seize power.

Stand by to stand by. Trump, as it turns out, was not a patriot or savior at all. Wittingly or not, he's turned out to be the traitors' Change Agent.
 
Decentralizing from global control

Trump's "Oranges" Slip Was A Clue - Nobody Caught It For 7 Years​

 
Posting as entertainment & food for thought, nothing more. If interested, take it fwiw, dyodd and make of it what you will. Nothing to see, can listen in one tab, play around the forum in a different tab.
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A CIA Spy and I Compared Playbooks. The Overlap Should Scare You.

Sep 1, 2026
Michael Franzese sits down with former CIA officer Andrew Bustamante to explore practical intelligence techniques. They discuss how to filter information overload, master the art of asking questions, and navigate complex human dynamics, providing actionable strategies to help anyone gain a competitive edge in business and personal life.

A CIA Spy and I Compared Playbooks. The Overlap Should Scare You
 
Doug Casey's Take
Nothing to see, can listen in one tab, play around the forum in a different tab. It's opinions so make of it what you will.

Sep 3, 2026 Doug Casey's Take
The host interviews Michael Yon from Japan as he prepares for his baby’s imminent birth, briefly discussing Japanese traditions around the kiri (paulownia) tree, then shifts to geopolitics and Yon’s view of a global “great game” centered on routes, resources, and information warfare. Yon says the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed and argues conflicts are interconnected, predicting flashpoints including the Falklands/Malvinas involving Argentina, possible spillover into Brazil and Uruguay, and wider fighting affecting Europe and the North Sea. He emphasizes hydraulic warfare, describing how dams on the Nile (GERD in Ethiopia), Euphrates (Atatürk Dam), Tigris (Mosul Dam), and China’s Three Gorges could be used for famine and destruction. He also discusses Tibet/Nepal flood events, chokepoints like Suez, Gibraltar/Ceuta, Bab-el-Mandeb, Panama, and Malacca, plus language, migration, intoxicants, music, demographic, and economic warfare.

The Great Game with Michael Yon
 
I would like my food products to be labeled correctly.
Maybe I will be okay with beef chunks from Argentina, but I want to know.
For now, it looks like less than one pound per person, so it goes into the stew pot. No objections.
In the meantime, ribeye prices over $15 (and up to $19) are on my mind.

Did I hear the American beef producers apologizing for the high prices? Sorry, I must have missed their apology. Or their clear and specific arithmetic about why beef prices need to be twice NO! Three times what they were recently.

When I was younger, the good (sale) price for ground beef was ONE DOLLAR a pound.

Maybe the beef producers have higher costs. Okay. Let them show their costs.
And why does ground beef go for five dollars a pound today?
I am not shooting anyone, but I want answers.
 
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