Ryan's been posting on YouTube about it.

Using starving animals to pull new planes overland to the airfields is...not optimal.

I don’t know you well but followed you on twitter before dropping my account a few years ago. Had a few bad years myself after 2019, and it will get better. My only advice is that soldiers often stay in bad situations too long. It’s possible to have too much grit when maybe getting out is better

So many of his followers, too. I mean, the one day you Christians should be happy but no, have to hate because that’s what Jesus would want.

Right. The rich burning in hell is only “non-biblical” because the prophets didn’t have a concept of hell.

The ratio on this is so much more satisfying than your original apple-polishing post.

The US had all kinds of immigrants fighting in the Civil War from privates all the way up to generals. They contributed more to saving the country than my (Southern) ancestors did, and that's great.

I'm on a med that's several thousand a month. Planning to retire as soon as those sweet, sweet checks start coming in with my pills.

I've said for years (Army, got out in '96) that the purpose of the Chaplain Corps is to make soldiers feel okay about killing. We have better ways of helping soldiers with mental health now.

The older gen is really sticking it to those kids. TYFYS

Of course, given his remarkable underachievement as an infantry officer there’s no reason to expect that he even attended a MilArt 101 class.

Right. My first take on his fog of war comment was that he missed the MilArt 101 discussion about what the Fog of War is.

ETTD

This is an outstanding quote. Hadn't heard it before, thanks for sharing