Something Is Changing in the US Military

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  • čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
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    In the United States, issues and clashes have not only erupted as never before in the political arena. America's political polarisation is permeating all four corners of the country: from the subject matter of Broadway shows, to the staging of the Super Bowl, to the heated debates in the classroom... Or what about Hollywood? Yet the biggest problem may be that this division is seeping into the previously strong and cohesive armed forces as well.
    But to what extent can we say that the US armed forces are becoming politicised? How might this affect the greatest war machine ever built by man? What exactly are the most divisive debates within the #military ranks? In this video we tell you all the details.
    #America #USA

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  • @phantomthiefirwin9631
    @phantomthiefirwin9631 Před 2 měsíci +486

    As a serviceman in the military currently. This report is HORRIFICALLY one sided. The issues in the military right now have BEEN issues for a long time just now becoming far larger. The political tribalism and purges of top leadership for how they VOTE, is absolutely undemocratic and against the values of the military fights for.

    • @fcabralHult08
      @fcabralHult08 Před 2 měsíci

      The video is just facts.
      Undeniable by any means.
      These are the testimonies from people who worked close to Trump.
      After this anyone still defending him is impossible to explain

    • @Bigtree5
      @Bigtree5 Před 2 měsíci +31

      Horrifically one sided indeed.

    • @dixonhill1108
      @dixonhill1108 Před 2 měsíci +21

      Trump for 30 years "the american military has no role in my politics", visualpolitic is trying to pretend like that somehow changed. It never did Trump was aggressively anti war.

    • @PG-wz7by
      @PG-wz7by Před 2 měsíci +29

      This video is a trash take on the topic. Actually, I'm unsubscribing, not that anyone should care.

    • @danielb7253
      @danielb7253 Před 2 měsíci +3

      My jag was a liberal. I had a jury and won.

  • @dragosstanciu9866
    @dragosstanciu9866 Před 2 měsíci +643

    The US Military lost face after the Afghanistan fiasco, and no one was held responsible.

    • @MrWhitmen1981
      @MrWhitmen1981 Před 2 měsíci +79

      Responsible for what, the inability of the people of Afghanistan to build a democracy preventing its lands as a place of refuge and assistance to terrorists.

    • @damianfitzpatrick3465
      @damianfitzpatrick3465 Před 2 měsíci

      Yeah all the lies they threw our way, I grew up with that, I don't think I'll ever trust the uniformed people

    • @angelgallegos199
      @angelgallegos199 Před 2 měsíci

      @@MrWhitmen1981 Responsibility for propping up a deeply corrupt regime that everyday afghan regarded as puppet to Washington. Considering how the afghan president ran away after emptying the state bank accounts, the afghanis were right.

    • @Penta_Penguin_237
      @Penta_Penguin_237 Před 2 měsíci +18

      ​@@MrWhitmen1981Well said, thank you Sir.

    • @32Jlocke
      @32Jlocke Před 2 měsíci +91

      @@MrWhitmen1981 The decision to withdrawal from Afghanistan is a sound one. How it went down was not. US promised the men and women who worked with US troops honorably to be able to have a visa for their work. They were left behind. Many were killed by the Taliban. It's not hard to view the withdrawal as a tactical mess that was impacted by poor political decisions.

  • @oldgreybeard2507
    @oldgreybeard2507 Před 2 měsíci +364

    The first issue to deal with is the American Education system. Teach Americans to think.

    • @Dhrazor
      @Dhrazor Před 2 měsíci

      Then use DEI to put inept people into high ranking positions, replacing the old nepotism with another problem... American education was derailed by both the left and right into anti-science idiocity... now both sides pick and choose what parts of reality they agree with to push their own propaganda... unsurprisingly both sides are doing this to fuel their own cults. One side is woke cult, the other is the christian cult. Members on neither side can accept the realities of this world...

    • @freetolook3727
      @freetolook3727 Před 2 měsíci +15

      That would be common sense and has never been taught in public schools.
      That is taught by parents and the last couple of generations of parents have been too lazy to bother teaching their children right from wrong and using common sense.

    • @Agent-lr4ez
      @Agent-lr4ez Před 2 měsíci +2

      Let’s introduce a voucher system for teachers. So we can reward good ones and get rid of bad ones. Let’s cut collage to only 3 years.

    • @ArrestedLake
      @ArrestedLake Před 2 měsíci +5

      Don't forget to teach them about the civil war and why it happened.

    • @summerwind4590
      @summerwind4590 Před 2 měsíci +13

      Your assuming that the government wants people capable of critical thinking

  • @damianbylightning6823
    @damianbylightning6823 Před 2 měsíci +15

    'Let's start a debate'. Seriously? Present a one-sided argument and then ask people to debate. Perhaps the debate needs to start with why media is duped/compliant with certain forces?

  • @michaelhowell2326
    @michaelhowell2326 Před 2 měsíci +517

    I joined the US Army in 2006 under Bush and was there for the election of Obama. Even being the young and stupid kid that I was, I was able to see the politicization then. It's only gotten worse since then.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci

      Same here. I joined the USAF in October of 2005 and already saw the wokeness and political motivation for promotion erode combat effectiveness. Our flag officers are all as worthless as a Russian General.

    • @Illisil
      @Illisil Před 2 měsíci +31

      You sound like you're close to my age, (I was born in 1986) I've noticed the same thing since the 2008 election. But I would say the economic downturn is what really triggered it. I started noticing it in 2006, there were riots/protests in Chicago over illegal immigration. The whole matter has just gotten worse since then. Perhaps out generation notices this more strongly, because we grew up in a different time; a time we thought would last forever.

    • @polishherowitoldpilecki5521
      @polishherowitoldpilecki5521 Před 2 měsíci +2

      So what happening is the military becoming liberal or conservative.

    • @kyledrake9208
      @kyledrake9208 Před 2 měsíci

      @@polishherowitoldpilecki5521Leftist, a commie in the Air Force just burned himself alive for clout.

    • @RipVanWhinkle
      @RipVanWhinkle Před 2 měsíci +4

      ​@Illisil funny for you to mention that, cause you're absolutely correct.
      Historically speaking we live in similar times as in the 1600s which are very similar to what we're experiencing today

  • @ycplum7062
    @ycplum7062 Před 2 měsíci +322

    Any senior military leader that exhibits partisanship (doesn't matter for which side) needs to be dismissed.

    • @somerandomguy4919
      @somerandomguy4919 Před 2 měsíci +10

      Especially if they're conservatives

    • @RedSupergiant
      @RedSupergiant Před 2 měsíci

      Especially if they are siding with China

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@somerandomguy4919the mental state u just exhibit is exactly what kills democracy, it's called intolerance.

    • @init_yeah
      @init_yeah Před 2 měsíci +42

      ​@@somerandomguy4919doesn't matter the side

    • @inconsequential5504
      @inconsequential5504 Před 2 měsíci +8

      ​@@init_yeah Ah yes because both sides are equally bad and that's definitely not a method of normalizing insane things like insurrection and trying to legislate children out of existence.

  • @nickmacarius3012
    @nickmacarius3012 Před 2 měsíci +57

    As an American, I can tell you that for the past 10 years political polarization has substantially increased. There is not a single issue - whether major or minor - that has not been polarized by the political extremes. You're either one side or the other there is no room in between for compromise, moderation, nor reason. We are not longer a nation ruled by the majority, but rather the extremist minorities. Our founding fathers were wary of the "tyranny of the majority," but they should have rather been concerned about the tyranny of the minority.

    • @toryworldmusic
      @toryworldmusic Před 2 měsíci +2

      People argue over masturbation and coffee in America now....

    • @carycunningham9510
      @carycunningham9510 Před 2 měsíci +6

      By minority I presume you mean rich, corrupt oligarchs.

    • @Donner906
      @Donner906 Před měsícem

      Yeah the Republicans have gone crazy

    • @metodoinstinto
      @metodoinstinto Před měsícem +2

      In Brazil where I live is the same thing. Everything has been polarized, even cinema, music, TV shows and food establishments. "Are you with us or against us" mentality.

    • @jkeelsnc
      @jkeelsnc Před měsícem

      How can one even have any reasonable trust or discussion with a group that carries out Jan 6? Impossible.

  • @nicbahtin4774
    @nicbahtin4774 Před 2 měsíci +129

    when you have a general saying he wants to understand "white rage" what do you expect

    • @anchovie_pizza
      @anchovie_pizza Před 2 měsíci

      well they are joining just to get military expertise to bring back and build fascist paramilitary organizations.

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před měsícem

      Trump was the best thing that happened to the free world .. and I hope he comes back - because the world has gone mad since he left… the appeasement to Islamic terrorism of the administration is a disaster that has already cost so many lives. Trump’s peace through strength we’d so well that the left - who love China were desperate.
      The left is a malignant cancer to any free society

    • @montrelouisebohon-harris7023
      @montrelouisebohon-harris7023 Před 23 dny

      Exactly!!! it’s some serious reverse discrimination and over the past 55 years little by little America is just completely lost their morals and especially on the left and I just don’t get it because I’m conservative but I’m also objective

  • @lexus8018
    @lexus8018 Před 2 měsíci +522

    The respect Obama and McCain had for one another seems almost allien in current year.

    • @McClane4Ever.
      @McClane4Ever. Před 2 měsíci +64

      I miss Republicans like John McCain.

    • @saratov99
      @saratov99 Před 2 měsíci +31

      Controlled opposition.@@McClane4Ever.

    • @32Jlocke
      @32Jlocke Před 2 měsíci +51

      @@McClane4Ever. Problem with McCain was he reached across the aisle and it was never returned. Moderation is rarely respected from the opposition until it's gone.

    • @kristiansandsmark2048
      @kristiansandsmark2048 Před 2 měsíci +38

      I miss when republicans was actually republican

    • @McClane4Ever.
      @McClane4Ever. Před 2 měsíci +10

      @@kristiansandsmark2048
      It's been a while...

  • @waynekensicki4718
    @waynekensicki4718 Před 2 měsíci +389

    The Constitution fixes this. No military interventions without a declaration of war. A vote in congress. Take the military wing out of the CIA. They need to collect intelligence not create destabilization. Non-elected officials need to be taken out of the decision making process

    • @FriedmanSalvation
      @FriedmanSalvation Před 2 měsíci +13

      Wait: only politicians should be in the decision making process?

    • @waynekensicki4718
      @waynekensicki4718 Před 2 měsíci +27

      In a transparent way on the floors of the House and Senate. Yes.

    • @plendafuture7451
      @plendafuture7451 Před 2 měsíci +20

      ​@@waynekensicki4718that's just plain stupid .
      2 reasons -
      It requires everyone to have a level of expertise which is not possible .
      It requires everyone to have clear intention both internal and external which is also not possible .

    • @AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg
      @AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg Před 2 měsíci +2

      What about the Alien's?

    • @waynekensicki4718
      @waynekensicki4718 Před 2 měsíci +14

      They have a multitude of advisors from all directions. The CIA the Pentagon and the rest of them should not be allowed to run amok. How we got from 1991 to where we are at is baffling. The people who decided to bring us here.... I would say their level of expertise was misguided. In the last 50 years where has our military presence made America or the world better?

  • @1106gary
    @1106gary Před 2 měsíci +16

    I was in service during Vietnam, and the politicization of the military was beginning then. With the critics of the war seeming to be liberal, the military felt betrayed and became more "conservative." Nixon's ending the Draft eliminated one feature that had done a lot to help make the country a melting pot and minimized a broad source of opposition to wars ie the mothers of draftees. The idea that military service was a universal duty to country was a useful concept. The experience of being in the military also helped many to know why they did not want to live in an authoritarian situation.

    • @Donner906
      @Donner906 Před měsícem +1

      Many of those drafted to Vietnam went home in bags. There were 100s of fraggings as I am sure you are aware. The draft military was far inferior to the all volunteer military.

    • @1106gary
      @1106gary Před měsícem

      Are you saying that the all volunteer military avoids all war casualties ? Or that little things like current frequent drug testing make no difference in military behavior? The all volunteer military changed many things at the same time. Some of those things like better pay and longer training could have been done in a draft service is a duty for all situation except it was assumed that you didn't need to make the service that attractive. But a much smaller percentage of the population is worried about the people in service and they are much less likely to take to the streets to oppose a war or insist on better treatment of variously wounded returned veterans. @@Donner906

  • @Lawofhonor
    @Lawofhonor Před 2 měsíci +107

    Im a decade+ combat vet. I'd say the military has always been very right wing. Especially those in direct combat roles.

    • @kyledrake9208
      @kyledrake9208 Před 2 měsíci +4

      What percentage are Combat troops though?

    • @hunterno7704
      @hunterno7704 Před 2 měsíci

      I was in for six years. 2016-2022. I saw attitudes becoming very leftist, but I was a POG. I'm sure the infantry will always have a streak of conservatism. If you sign up for the express purpose of having a job that kills people, you're usually going to be right wing, who are more permissive of authority-ordained violence.

    • @hunterno7704
      @hunterno7704 Před 2 měsíci +6

      Authoritarian leftists also have that streak

    • @Justwantahover
      @Justwantahover Před 2 měsíci

      How come the right wing in the US seem to be supporting 💩tin? Weren't they against commies, and how come the right wing have swapped sides? Is it cos of Trump?

    • @SenorJuan2023
      @SenorJuan2023 Před 2 měsíci

      @@bullballsallday uh, no. Right wing now means Maga, believing in wacko conspiracy theories, and putting Party over country. For the record, I'm an independent military vet old enough to remember when most Republican politicians were MODERATES, now called RINO's by Maga.

  • @quercusalba6833
    @quercusalba6833 Před 2 měsíci +70

    Mark Milley looks like he got a lesson in “white rage” lmao

    • @hurrdurrmurrgurr
      @hurrdurrmurrgurr Před 2 měsíci

      Haven't heard that derogatory epithet before. I'm going to guess it was made by a privileged leftist who thinks blaming white people for reactions every group has is important and meaningful while if someone where to create a "black X" pejorative it would be a racist slur. And on a video about polarisation too, it's a mystery why conservatives don't want to cross the aisle when the left keeps doing this.

    • @adaeptzulander2928
      @adaeptzulander2928 Před 2 měsíci

      US military is the most racially integrated segment of US society. Milley is a brainwashed puppet.

    • @adaeptzulander2928
      @adaeptzulander2928 Před 2 měsíci +2

      What happened to my comment, YT

    • @HarryBalzacc
      @HarryBalzacc Před 2 měsíci

      Now the military has record low recruitment numbers, and it’s main combat force(white males) don’t want to serve. Congratulations 👏

    • @elmerkilred159
      @elmerkilred159 Před 2 měsíci

      Like how?

  • @krishnam1
    @krishnam1 Před 2 měsíci +79

    You want to talk about LBJ in the Vietnam war, picking targets? Wow, what a short sighted view.

    • @dixonhill1108
      @dixonhill1108 Před 2 měsíci

      The most fraudulent part of this whole deal is downplaying how sharp the anti war movement is on the right. It's dumb founding how people act like Iraq-Afghanistan didn't happen. It's the whole reason Trump got to power. Cheney-Obama poisoned the right on the military and international affairs. I don't know any right wingers who are pro military. by 2006 the 911 jingoism was done, trump took power a decade later. Visual Politic is just such a eurotrash cliche. Completely ignore the prime ingredient in the whole thing.
      Trump treated the military like a play thing, exactly the same reason he treated intelligence agencies like a play thing. The narrative that partisan politics is bad for the military is a joke, Trump has no plans to use it, why DEI is taking over a military biden wants to use is a whole other basket of worms.
      Trump calls the military establishment treasonous exactly because the forever wars kept going for so long. The false equivalency of the left and right forever reigns in the Eurotrash propaganda machine.

    • @onlyicedcrybaby7297
      @onlyicedcrybaby7297 Před 2 měsíci +4

      He's a commie. So

    • @johnschuh8616
      @johnschuh8616 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Why Johnson had Abrams sitting around a year after he should have taking over from Wesrmoreland is something that escapes me.

  • @waxxyballs
    @waxxyballs Před 2 měsíci +32

    Listening to this episode of visual politic is like watching ancient aliens.😂

  • @freetolook3727
    @freetolook3727 Před 2 měsíci +28

    @15:12 You have a strange way of interpreting that chart.
    First of all, the blue line (great deal) only returned to the early eighties level.
    Next, the red (quite a lot) evened out and the other two actually increased.
    Not what I would call a catastrophic collapse in confidence.

    • @eddiebutkaliuk4681
      @eddiebutkaliuk4681 Před 2 měsíci

      People went from great deal to some. That’s why the blue one fell and the green one rose. Not a good sign at all.

    • @NoOne24
      @NoOne24 Před 2 měsíci

      He said it plummeted since 2019. That's an accurate statement.

    • @user-nq8vm2iv9v
      @user-nq8vm2iv9v Před měsícem

      It has plummeted because of Wokeness in the military. You are now being defended by incompetents. This is what the NWO wants.

  • @FlamingBasketballClub
    @FlamingBasketballClub Před 2 měsíci +97

    Please do a video on the hypocrisy of mainstream political organizations.

    • @captandylambert1509
      @captandylambert1509 Před 2 měsíci +7

      Please throw Trump in jail for treason.

    • @lurker993
      @lurker993 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@captandylambert1509I can tell you've been drinking too much of the mainstream kool-aid. Trump isn't treasonous. Trying to build relationships with foreign enemy powers is quite literally how you generate peace and prevent war. The mainstream media is lying to you. He helped orchestrate the Abraham Accords for the largest peace deal in the middle east and what did CNN say? Called him a traitor.
      Was specifically named as the orchestrator of the peace deal between North and South Korea BY THE S. KOREAN PRESIDENT! What did NPR say? That "an unnamed informant" said he had nothing to do with it.
      Tried to generate an arms trade deal with India and what did CNN say? That he was on a sightseeing vacation.
      You've allowed mainstream media to fasten blinders tight. Take them off.

    • @acevaver5425
      @acevaver5425 Před 2 měsíci

      @@captandylambert1509 Depends on what you consider treason. We live in a representative democracy, heavily cordoned off with red tape, the policies you see represented doesn't represent what the people want. Like it's said, no taxation without representation. If a political leader can't own up to their words, might as well consider it treason to democracy, and the american people.

    • @mbtbd
      @mbtbd Před 2 měsíci +8

      @@captandylambert1509 In a shared cell with Biden.

    • @abelreyna8781
      @abelreyna8781 Před 2 měsíci +6

      @@mbtbd And Hillary

  • @davidlee6253
    @davidlee6253 Před 2 měsíci +38

    We live in a constitutional Republic not a democracy. We have the right of the individual not a majority

    • @richardstevens8839
      @richardstevens8839 Před 2 měsíci +1

      You have no Idea what you are talking about. You have obviously not read the constitution otherwise you would have read the words ‘Government of the People by the people and for the people’ that is democracy and decentralisation of power by any other name

    • @davidlee6253
      @davidlee6253 Před 2 měsíci +4

      @richardstevens8839 maybe you need to go reread it. For it states also in the pledge of Allegiance. I quote " And to the REPUBLIC for which it stands, one nation under God." I have read the constitution in its entirety. Even Reagan and Ben Franklin. Even Google will define the U.S as a constitutional Federal Republic. I do my reaserch

    • @LordZontar
      @LordZontar Před 2 měsíci

      @@davidlee6253 Maybe it is you who needs to do more research. John Marshall, a delegate to Virginia's ratification convention and future Chief Justice, referred to the proposed constitutional system as "a well regulated democracy" and James Madison in his writings (which go far beyond The Federalist Papers) refers to the principle of majority rule being at the core of republican government, and that principle is fundamentally democratic. You also should know that Madison was co-founder with Thomas Jefferson of the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN Party set up to oppose the "republic not a democracy" Federalist Party. Or do you not?

    • @ronwinkles2601
      @ronwinkles2601 Před 2 měsíci

      A Republic operates under the Rule of Law and not the rule of the majority mob.

    • @spidergoose891
      @spidergoose891 Před 2 měsíci

      It's supposed to be a democracy with certain constitutional protections against the inherent idiocy of democracy.

  • @johndelagarza361
    @johndelagarza361 Před 2 měsíci +114

    The military is supposed to follow cilvilian authority. When the executive branch wants them to withdraw from foreign fiascos, the military should follow orders and not lie to the civil authorities in order to keep their forever war going.

    • @neirad537
      @neirad537 Před 2 měsíci +5

      Exactly civilian authority not a individual, and the executive is checked by other power, and need to follow the constitution. Congress is the only who can declare war and fund the military and also can overrule the president with 2 3rd votes like the did to prevent the president from withdrawing from NATO, also the courts can strike down unconstitutional action by yhe executive. This is not a one man show dictatorship style.

    • @johndelagarza361
      @johndelagarza361 Před 2 měsíci +20

      @neirad537 No war has been declared in the Middle-East, if the president orders our troops to return home, then they should do so. The military leadership and state security apparatus should not lie to the executive and delay the withdrawal.

    • @ian2372
      @ian2372 Před 2 měsíci

      The executive does not have the power to start wars. Only congress can declare war. Every single "war" since WW2 has been unconstitutional and illegal.

    • @VT-mw2zb
      @VT-mw2zb Před 2 měsíci +7

      ​@@neirad537except Congress relinquished their duties to declare war and ALLOWED the executive branch to send troops wherever it wants. "Checks and balances", but the people in charge refused to take responsibility

    • @williamwilson6499
      @williamwilson6499 Před 2 měsíci

      ⁠@@VT-mw2zbNot true. The President can use military forces to protect the nation but has to report to Congress within 48 hours.
      Congress can turn off funding for military operations undertaken by the President if they don’t think it rises to war.

  • @edwardlee3286
    @edwardlee3286 Před 2 měsíci +72

    When you let through ads for the Army / Navy / Etc recruitment that " I'm proud of my two moms " and it's a weak ass woman, of course the military is politicized.

    • @kerrynisbet1514
      @kerrynisbet1514 Před 2 měsíci +3

      Nah, it's actually the military joining the 21st century. You might want to try it sometime.

    • @dixonpinfold2582
      @dixonpinfold2582 Před 2 měsíci +20

      @@kerrynisbet1514 He's right. There's a reason police forces don't send two women together to dangerous calls. It's that they very often have to be rescued by men, where a mixed pair would be fine. It would apply at least equally to a battlefield situation. It's useless pretending to be unaware of that.

    • @kerrynisbet1514
      @kerrynisbet1514 Před 2 měsíci

      @dixonpinfold2582 that's a nonsense statement. It might be true in your head, but not in real life.

    • @kerrynisbet1514
      @kerrynisbet1514 Před 2 měsíci +5

      @dixonpinfold2582 yeah, from experience. I served with women in the military. There's some I served with I would have trusted beside me when the shit hit the fan more than some of the men. But yeah you keep on telling yourself those cool stories.

    • @dixonpinfold2582
      @dixonpinfold2582 Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@kerrynisbet1514 Ok, that's fair to point out. And I'm sure some of the women were taller than some of the men too.

  • @Dotcando
    @Dotcando Před 2 měsíci +68

    10:12 he said that these ideas seemed to happen every few weeks, yet the only time when a war didn't start was during that exact time. Makes me wonder how often it happens when trump isn't in office.

    • @Rob_F8F
      @Rob_F8F Před 2 měsíci

      There were no new wars under Trump because he rolled over like a puppy for a belly rub for every dictator who sent him an ego-stroking letter.
      He threw his own intelligence community under the bus for Putin.
      He let North Korea develop ICBMs.
      Although he blamed China for the virus, he let them off scot free (the trade war doesn't count because it wasn't about the virus).

  • @yabutmaybenot.6433
    @yabutmaybenot.6433 Před 2 měsíci +15

    In the past, Democrats and Republicans both wanted the same future, they just had different ways to get there.
    Now, each party has their own visions of the future, and they are vastly different, and they have radical ways to get there.

    • @petergostelow
      @petergostelow Před 2 měsíci

      The Republicans and Democrats are still patriots. It's just that the political system has been hijacked by the Cultural Marxist Revolution. Currently, both parties are voting Trump to 'drain the swamp' so the Democrats can return to their party.

    • @nathanbeutler1059
      @nathanbeutler1059 Před 2 měsíci

      No government officials should be able to invest in the military industrial complex because it turns them into war enthusiast because of the return they will get on their investments.

  • @BrettBaker-uk4te
    @BrettBaker-uk4te Před 2 měsíci +7

    Ah, after the 2016 election, there were magazine articles explaining how the military could remove the President from office, and this was a GOOD idea.

  • @milo-qh7cv
    @milo-qh7cv Před 2 měsíci +8

    you know near the end of the roman empire the armies became highly politicized to the point the army became the state. dangerous thing indeed

    • @thebraiiboy9989
      @thebraiiboy9989 Před 2 měsíci

      The Roman armies were always akin to a state, in fact most generals who have conducted co de’etate did so that so with the express approval of a army which is politicized to aid them against the very institutions they are sworn to protect (Napoleon, Julius Caesar)

    • @thebraiiboy9989
      @thebraiiboy9989 Před 2 měsíci

      Rome went through 3000 splits because of armies supporting a candidate to March on Rome and claim the title of Ruler

  • @taliblond7597
    @taliblond7597 Před 2 měsíci +118

    You can dismiss people and their concerns all day long, but if you expect to have a country and share it with the people you dismiss, it’ll be a little more challenging than it otherwise has to be. Disrespect begets disrespect, which begets disrespect, and so on.

    • @wuzzman40k
      @wuzzman40k Před 2 měsíci +12

      Trump threatens the joint chief of staff
      You the poster: you can't dismiss his point of view 🤣

    • @taliblond7597
      @taliblond7597 Před 2 měsíci +21

      @@wuzzman40k No, you actually can’t summarily reject the policy of the Commander in Chief - not if you want a military that functions

    • @FriedmanSalvation
      @FriedmanSalvation Před 2 měsíci +1

      _TRUMP IS ALWAYS THE FIRST PERSON TO GIVE DISRESPECT_
      Trump was and is a _direct threat to the Constitution_ , I don't need to "respect" that. Also:

    • @FriedmanSalvation
      @FriedmanSalvation Před 2 měsíci +13

      @ond7597 And who is the _FIRST_ to be disrespectful? T R U M P
      You should move to Russia, they think just like you.

    • @taliblond7597
      @taliblond7597 Před 2 měsíci +11

      @@FriedmanSalvation The first disrespectful person was Aaron Burr, and it’s been downhill from there
      You illustrate the point quite beautifully though - I’m not going to be pushed away from my home even if you threatened to nuke it - and you sure as hell aren’t going to dictate to me what I can and can’t do, believe, advocate, etc.
      You *must* share this country with me! Learn how!

  • @randolphschnack8439
    @randolphschnack8439 Před 2 měsíci +109

    I wish you had included the purging of High ranking military by the left as well. Your report seemed very one-sided

    • @genxer74
      @genxer74 Před 2 měsíci

      100%! This kid has an agenda for sure. Not sure why, he doesn't speak like an American.

    • @edwardlee3286
      @edwardlee3286 Před 2 měsíci +37

      Very, VERY one sided. Lets not forget all the " I got two mommies " recruitment ads.

    • @Addi_Teacha509
      @Addi_Teacha509 Před 2 měsíci

      It is soros tool

    • @neilnelson7603
      @neilnelson7603 Před 2 měsíci +10

      ​@@edwardlee3286 They're Americans too. Maybe you're the problem here.

    • @hurrdurrmurrgurr
      @hurrdurrmurrgurr Před 2 měsíci +13

      @@neilnelson7603 Those adverts and the buffoons who implemented them are clearly the problem judging by recruitment numbers.

  • @samobispo1527
    @samobispo1527 Před 2 měsíci +8

    “Oh, no! The Commander in Chief is acting like he is really in charge!”

    • @nevilledsouza9467
      @nevilledsouza9467 Před 2 měsíci +2

      How dare he? 😒

    • @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz
      @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz Před měsícem

      well, according to the Constitution he isn't until war is declared and THAT is the job of the House and Senate by majority vote.

    • @samobispo1527
      @samobispo1527 Před měsícem

      @@Ryan-Fkrepublicnz So, absent of a declaration of war, the Pentagon doesn’t respond to the President and just does whatever it wants?

  • @Addi_Teacha509
    @Addi_Teacha509 Před 2 měsíci +12

    THE AMBIGUITY OF THIS VIDEO IS DUE TO WHO IS BEHIND ITS FUNDING

    • @cthoadmin7458
      @cthoadmin7458 Před 2 měsíci +1

      What do you think the word ambiguous means? Who exactly has funded it, and what exactly is their motivation? Please tell us all, I'm keen to know.

  • @d.lindsey5583
    @d.lindsey5583 Před 2 měsíci +4

    How much more decision-making can you get than having the Secretary of Defense giving instructions personally to soldiers on patrol in the jungles of Vietnam?

  • @aaronakamatt1747
    @aaronakamatt1747 Před 2 měsíci +57

    This video is the most unhinged ridiculous framing I've ever seen from a "news" source.

    • @dereksollows9783
      @dereksollows9783 Před 2 měsíci +1

      This is not a news source. It is opinion. And well-informed opinion it is too....IMHO.

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před měsícem

      Said the brainwashed by Qatari propaganda

  • @royamkies8351
    @royamkies8351 Před 2 měsíci +6

    Is this CNN? Huge L for VisualPolitics for the completely one sided review

    • @raymondhardie3880
      @raymondhardie3880 Před 2 měsíci

      Right on, this appears to be a government funded political ad, the article was put together with a political bias spin in favor of the democractic party and the military industrial complex of corporations with government agency approval. Street language refers to this as pure BS !

    • @enriquehernandez650
      @enriquehernandez650 Před měsícem

      So... no facts for you then. There is a Tucker Carlson show somewhere though.

  • @terryfowler6090
    @terryfowler6090 Před 2 měsíci +2

    When i enlisted in 1970 i swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution. The President, Congress, and Supreme Court weren't mentioned.

  • @douglasdangelo6755
    @douglasdangelo6755 Před 2 měsíci +12

    The politics involving the president and military play little to no role in decreasing or increasing soldier morale. The strategic blunders of senior leadership and attempted cover ups of them are more visible today than they ever were before. Now facts and figures are instantly checked by viewers or readers of content and are often done by people with first hand knowledge of the events. The badly blundered and reckless Afghanistan withdrawal, and to an extent of Iraq, was a blatant embarrassment executed by the Pentagon that now created a more capable and sophisticated enemy than it originally went in to fight. Billions in military hardware ammunition and small arms are now in the hands of the Taliban, isis, and other terror groups worldwide. Not only did it send a message to all service members of how broken and out of touch strategic command was in what should of been a relatively simple operation, but it also showed how little regard for life Senior leaders have for the Soldiers they send into countries for military operations. It is painfully obvious now that little to nothing was accomplished in both campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan and that none of it really affected the safety and well being of US Citizens at home.
    The US Army and all other branches now have taken extreme stances on workplace behavioral classes which also beats down the morale of soldiers. Instead of going through quick seminars on things like sexual harassment, transgender equality, equal opportunity, suicide, and whatever else is the flavor of the month Soldiers are required to sit through hours and hours of training that is scheduled quarterly.
    Also the politicized rules of engagement in wars like Enduring freedom cost American lives and cut down on military capabilities. Being unable to engage an enemy without the sign off of an O6 because it may be cause collatoral damage really affects soldiers morale. Especially when they are getting shot at in the process

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci

      Indeed, That flag officers push diversity sensitivity programs to cover their blunders and buck for promotion has had a deleterious effect on the military.

    • @maloted1111
      @maloted1111 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I absolutely loved, being called in on a day off to an auditorium to have all those EO, SA, ect. classes all together, and when the best part was that the SA representative showed a video(that they made, so it wasn't real)(of a NCO pretty much sexually harassing a lower enlisted female soldier) and then told the entire auditorium(a Battalion) that 1/3 of them were just like that NCO it made my day.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci

      @@maloted1111 I hope you are being sarcastic about actually liking that. It is stuff like that which cause me to realize the real enemy wasn't Haji in the Middle East but our own leadership.

    • @maloted1111
      @maloted1111 Před 2 měsíci

      @@davidford3115 No, im not joking

    • @petergostelow
      @petergostelow Před 2 měsíci

      The whole point of the Afghan 'withdrawal' was to rearm US Isis and similar terrorist groups, to perform regime change wars for the industrial/military complex. It wasn't a Biden disaster, it was a success.

  • @leoshell9399
    @leoshell9399 Před 2 měsíci +7

    United we stand, Divided we fall..

    • @Matheus-hj8ye
      @Matheus-hj8ye Před 2 měsíci

      united with what? millions of foreigners ?

    • @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz
      @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz Před měsícem

      expect a response from Vlad, the Poot don't like Americans working together

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před měsícem

      Qatar and the China know that they any defeat the USA in war - so they’ve been pouring in billions to hijack universities. to teach young Americans to hate America … and by doing so - take control of Washington sadly it seems it’s working … and the free world is on the brink

  • @Crownl3ss
    @Crownl3ss Před 2 měsíci +10

    Irrespective of what allegations were raised against Trump, one thing was very clear that, Trump did not start any mindless war like his predecessors and successors and he could complete his own sentences without sounding like a dying zombie in a badly made video game.

  • @John_Pace
    @John_Pace Před 2 měsíci +71

    By its nature, the military and the police tend to be more right-wing and masculine, as the education and the healthcare tends to be more left-wing and female.

    • @samcalven12
      @samcalven12 Před 2 měsíci +4

      “Masculine”

    • @thesecretjuice
      @thesecretjuice Před 2 měsíci +12

      Among the enlisted, yes. The officer corps is more left leaning than you would expect.

    • @user-pg3ti3vc5g
      @user-pg3ti3vc5g Před 2 měsíci +7

      I don't think I know many masculine right wingers.

    • @OAlem
      @OAlem Před 2 měsíci

      No, just, no. That's what they want you to believe. FOX News is broadcast at all the military bases because Murdoch paid somebody off. I want to know who.
      You don't know why FOX news was created, obviously. It was created as a mouthpiece of the Republican party. It's in their charter.

    • @Watchyourselvez
      @Watchyourselvez Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@user-pg3ti3vc5gWell to be fair to you, the left can't even tell the difference between a man and a woman

  • @michaelgrubbs8997
    @michaelgrubbs8997 Před 2 měsíci +17

    Trump is not the reason the military has seen a great divide. 1st off the military has always leaned right, especially the Officers of Infantry and combat arms. The military has had partisan issues always but Trump brought them to the surface and gave media sound bites to make stories with. The military today is divided by 1. The handling of Afghanistan by ALL authorities 2. Covid protocols and forced discharge of military members( this caused WAY more damage than any president, the military even reached back out to people they discharged to offer them a job again). The media and politicians trashed all Covid vaccine opposers who mainly lean right/conservative and the top military officials went along. Imagine being the base you mainly recruit from(young conservative men) and then thinking you’ll enlist in the military. Now the military is facing MASSIVE recruitment numbers and want to fix it by lowering standards to accept anyone who will sign up. There’s a lot more to the loss of confidence in the U.S. military but this video completely missed the mark

  • @jacklantern7505
    @jacklantern7505 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Things don't happen in four years, they often build up over many years.

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před měsícem

      Trump ain’t the sharpest tool in the shed… but what he did do is absolutely priceless.. he (by mistake) exposed the rot that is Washington… and they are still trying to destroy him for that

  • @frze5645
    @frze5645 Před 2 měsíci +10

    The present US military have gone woke... and on that basis, the whole top brass should be pushed under the bus.

  • @aminubello7013
    @aminubello7013 Před 2 měsíci +7

    For US military to be stronger, they need to reduce the number of their bases

  • @DeCypher67_
    @DeCypher67_ Před 2 měsíci +4

    ( something is changing in the US military ) this entire thing was basically Trump Trump Trump. Can you blame anything else on Trump ?

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      Climate change? I am waiting for it next!

  • @guyorsini1044
    @guyorsini1044 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Before you start running your mouth about how politicians influence the US military maybe you ought to learn something about how Washington took over the tactical planning of the Vietnam conflict

    • @brucegordon9007
      @brucegordon9007 Před 2 měsíci

      Johnson ordered troop numbers up and up, invasion of other countries, support of group after group of Vietnamese coup's, fake Gulf of Tonkin story. 58,000 of my peer group died there millions of mental and physical ly wounded, 2 million civilians dead.. Finally public pressure put a stop to Johnson and the war.And yes I got spit on as a uniformed soldier in the USA.

  • @vlacko
    @vlacko Před 2 měsíci +2

    SIMPLY PUT
    Military went from being tought of as defense TO being tough as PERSONAL helpers of War Monger Politicians

  • @ordinaryhuman2511
    @ordinaryhuman2511 Před 2 měsíci +4

    These things come in cycles. Did you expect less polarization after foreign fiascos, unsustainable entitlements, and a federal reserve that caused massive inequality?

  • @paulh2468
    @paulh2468 Před 2 měsíci +9

    You are not quite correct. Nixon and his goons were apparently directing platoon level and specific tactical strikes (by individual jets) in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, from the Whitehouse. In some cases live, as the battles were happening.

    • @kenh8979
      @kenh8979 Před 2 měsíci

      and it didn't work very well then - did it?

    • @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz
      @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz Před měsícem

      Kissinger was probably making money on it somehow

  • @robertrobinson2649
    @robertrobinson2649 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Ah yes Bolton, an outstanding RINO.

  • @ErikWalle
    @ErikWalle Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks for bringing attention to this issue.

  • @michaelkelly4094
    @michaelkelly4094 Před 2 měsíci +43

    This video is almost laughable… Every rank from Colonel up is political to some extent and Generals/Admirals are nothing more than politicians in uniform. Let’s not pretend that the military has ever been separated from politics, it’s just that those politics almost always coincided with near contestant military action which benefits the military high command.

    • @jeffbob1776
      @jeffbob1776 Před 2 měsíci +7

      Bozo they’re not supposed the voice their opinions to the world. Your talking about decisions they make that can ease their way into a political career when they leave the military not i hate this guy as president or i want this guy to bet president etc etc

    • @marcwood2741
      @marcwood2741 Před 2 měsíci

      The US government has been under shadow uniparty military control ever since WWII. They viewed Trump as a threat for the simple reason that he had the audacity to believe that he actually got to make the decisions. The top brass and the intelligence community are partisan towards the beltway managerial class, and if an outsider gets elected, then they feel conpletely entitled to lie, cheat, and steal any power or legitimacy they can from him. Just look at the 50+ IC heavyweights that publicy lied about the laptop. They are nonpartisan in the sense that they don't take sides in the contrived elitist narratives justifying woke academic cultural dominance and corporate and banking economic dominance which both parties serve. But when Trump dared to presume to think that he got to manage the Empire just because he was elected, they decided to destroy him in every way they could. Just look at the anti-Trump narrative. The experts are the ones who exhibit the obvious incompetence that they claim disqualifies Trump. The DNC is the group that exhibits the flagrant lawlessness that they claim disqualifies Trump. This entire video is TDS propaganda that is so off base in every implicit and explicit assumption about the actors involved that it's absolutely absurd. Most of our political and military leadership is guilty of treason for a dozen separate reasons. We are governed by a criminal mafia that has nothing but contempt for the people they claim to serve, and the people who are smart enough to understand this support Trump precisely because they understand him to be in opposition to that mafia.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@jeffbob1776 Indeed. For the longest time, generals kept their politics to themselves. Somewhere along the line they broke that unspoken agreement.

  • @ZayShinning
    @ZayShinning Před 2 měsíci +6

    I dont like Trump but the guy dis not start any war during his time as president so that is that…

    • @maritaschweizer1117
      @maritaschweizer1117 Před 2 měsíci +1

      To start no war is not always a good idea. This could couse much bigger wars as it encourage dictators. Look at the Russian Iranian North Korean alliance. If they win they will not stop.

    • @ZayShinning
      @ZayShinning Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@maritaschweizer1117if you say so…😅

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      @@maritaschweizer1117you are blinded by Leftist propaganda…I hope for our nation you see through it soon.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@maritaschweizer1117 North Korea is no threat. And Russia has ALWAYS been in bed with Iran. Nothing has changed in the balance of power.

    • @brucegordon9007
      @brucegordon9007 Před 2 měsíci

      He wanted to bomb Mexico and thought nobody would figure out whom did it, only his advisors stopped him.

  • @garretthayes9392
    @garretthayes9392 Před 2 měsíci +4

    Lmfao at the notion that the Officer Corp is conservative. Good one.

    • @cameronspence4977
      @cameronspence4977 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Lol they used to be for sure

    • @garretthayes9392
      @garretthayes9392 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@cameronspence4977 I don’t doubt it, but it’s been liberal for nearly a decade.

  • @darrencorrigan8505
    @darrencorrigan8505 Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks, VisualPolitik EN.

  • @phillipwilliams8674
    @phillipwilliams8674 Před 2 měsíci +4

    😂 the damage by Biden administration is not repairable

  • @jasons44
    @jasons44 Před 2 měsíci +59

    Wow, love how foreigners try to explain America to other foreigners

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci +9

      Blind leading the blind.

    • @Pan_Z
      @Pan_Z Před 2 měsíci +12

      People have done it. It requires in-depth research, though, to craft an accurate narrative. All this video did was regurgitate what one could find on NBC.

    • @abelreyna8781
      @abelreyna8781 Před 2 měsíci +6

      No kidding. Especially Europeans that have nothing but contempt for us.

    • @cthoadmin7458
      @cthoadmin7458 Před 2 měsíci +1

      But is what they say untrue? If so why? Everyone has opinions but there's only one set of facts.

    • @joerosen5464
      @joerosen5464 Před 2 měsíci +1

      And get it right, too. It's not like Americans know how to explain AmeriKKKa, especially to themselves!🤪

  • @BillHimmel
    @BillHimmel Před 2 měsíci +15

    Who knows what is behind Boltons statements! Might be revenge of a disgruntled employee ! Same for Mattis!

    • @maritaschweizer1117
      @maritaschweizer1117 Před 2 měsíci +3

      Maybe he simply is right. At least it make more sense than beliebig an Alzheimer patient. Just listen to the more recent speaches of Trump.

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@maritaschweizer1117but he rarely ends up right , so why is he now?

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci

      @@maritaschweizer1117 You are confusing Trump with Biden. Trump is sharp as a tac. Joe Bite-Me is clearly suffering from Dementia.

    • @LizardSpork
      @LizardSpork Před 2 měsíci

      And the dozens of other ex-Trump officials that came out to tell you he's horrible. But I'm sure they're all just angry about being fired right? Happens to all the ex-Presidents... only it doesn't.
      If you're looking for a job, and you hear testimonials from dozens of ex-employees, some from high positions in the company, that say the boss is terrible, stupid, abusive, liar and is running the company into the ground, would you take that job?

    • @chrisdecokere2899
      @chrisdecokere2899 Před 2 měsíci

      it's almost all of his former advisors lol. Maybe Trump is just a crazy nutcase

  • @viktorianas
    @viktorianas Před 2 měsíci +2

    Just split USA geographically into left and right and let people choose their side.

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      We are too split & no longer agree on anything. I know my preference….Individual Rights a government run by STATES not corrupt Washington.

  • @sirmasonfighter5757
    @sirmasonfighter5757 Před 2 měsíci +3

    this is a liberal perspective

  • @cheezeckez6843
    @cheezeckez6843 Před 2 měsíci +12

    The US seems to worry too much about Chinese generals getting sacked, but we have somewhat of the same problem here as well….

  • @andysturges3979
    @andysturges3979 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Brilliant and desperately needed information!

  • @belatoth1446
    @belatoth1446 Před 2 měsíci +1

    I honestly don't understand how this could happen to a country that treats its veterans so well!

  • @johnw9038
    @johnw9038 Před 2 měsíci +29

    More like DelusionalPolitik

    • @NeostormXLMAX
      @NeostormXLMAX Před 2 měsíci +6

      Sounds like a hit peace against trump😂😂😂 and i dont even like trump

  • @alane8346
    @alane8346 Před 2 měsíci +37

    Partisan = “shit I don’t like”
    Not much research done here. Also love that you say democracy is being “attacked” when the elected person attempts to dictate policy to his subordinates.

    • @alane8346
      @alane8346 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Also there was a lot of trust in institutions post-911 but every administration seemingly did all it could to shit on that trust.

    • @mothanasaadeldine1418
      @mothanasaadeldine1418 Před 2 měsíci +7

      U completely miss the mark. Their argument is that an elected individual has attempted to sideline any form of checks and balances in decision making. He also tried to intervene with things like officer promotions based on absolute blind loyalty to his highly partisan person. Not to mention systematic attempts to use the military as part of his highly partisan and divisive media stunts which he uses to rage rally part of this country against the other. The fact many long time conservative republican military officers and civil servants have resigned and felt obliged to come public abt his incompetence and autocratic tendencies is telling. Especially that these people were on his side prior to getting exposed to what kind of person he is based on personally working with him

    • @davidmager2827
      @davidmager2827 Před 2 měsíci

      @@mothanasaadeldine1418very well said about what Obama did to the military and most government organizations that did not follow his woke agenda. Or did everyone forget when Obama redirected NASA from space research to worshiping the history of Muslim culture. When he grounded the Schuttle with no replacement other than to hire the Russians to support the international space station.

    • @alexswanson7127
      @alexswanson7127 Před 2 měsíci

      ​​@@mothanasaadeldine1418The checks and balances are supposed to come from Congress and the judiciary, not subordinate officials deciding that they just don't want to do what their Commander-in-Chief is telling them to.

    • @mothanasaadeldine1418
      @mothanasaadeldine1418 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@alexswanson7127 it's not the job of the president to use a branch of the government as his personal vanity fair and propaganda tool. It's not the job of the president to intimidate everyone around him to relinquishing their autonomy to him. It's not the job of the president to intervene in meddling in officer promotions to promote those who are loyal to him. It's certainly not the right of a president to publicly blurt out threats of war against foreign adversaries without going back to congress

  • @31415epsilon
    @31415epsilon Před 2 měsíci +1

    Are there any differences when doing this on a v1.2 ?

  • @user-em5ns9og8i
    @user-em5ns9og8i Před 2 měsíci

    Very informative .

  • @mckeeasdf
    @mckeeasdf Před 2 měsíci +28

    With so many turncoats around Trump, I'm surprised he got anything done at all.

    • @tomwithey711
      @tomwithey711 Před 2 měsíci

      He didn't. And anyone who turned against Trump was a patriot.

  • @DavidTremblay
    @DavidTremblay Před 2 měsíci +5

    Not a citizen of USA here. Please get your shit together.

    • @booz394
      @booz394 Před měsícem

      The world wide left hates America - and Americans have not realized it yet

    • @kevinmorgan8534
      @kevinmorgan8534 Před měsícem

      Mind your own business.

    • @DavidTremblay
      @DavidTremblay Před měsícem

      @@kevinmorgan8534 fair enough, but that works until your "business" failures spill over others.

  • @joankociko5174
    @joankociko5174 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Did anyone notice his signature is a squiggly line XD @8:18

  • @frederiquecouture3924
    @frederiquecouture3924 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo.

  • @ronaldruizjr.6521
    @ronaldruizjr.6521 Před 2 měsíci +6

    Thanks for your reporting. Trump is the only option we have. We need Americo to be one people not many people. We have to protect our land first. Our values are being undermined. We were raised here a certain way and others were not. So how can we live with people that don’t respect our values. They have to go. Trump is trying to get to the root of the cancer in our society. Some military officials are bought by outside influences. They have to go. Thanks for your time.

    • @SarahSmith-vt3oc
      @SarahSmith-vt3oc Před 2 měsíci

      agree Trump only option - who else? Not Bernie, not . . . . we running out of time to stop this runaway train to the Thelma Louise cliff

  • @Sect10n31
    @Sect10n31 Před 2 měsíci +4

    TRUMP 2024
    It's time to STOP putting AMERICANS LAST, and we can begin by withdrawing ALL U.S. forces from europe.

  • @ruthokelley5833
    @ruthokelley5833 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Wonder how balance is going to come about? Good vs evil…and will the citizens know what evil looks and behaves like? Seems like one portion of people like to believe that their evil can be used against their perceived enemies!

  • @ingemar_von_zweigbergk
    @ingemar_von_zweigbergk Před 2 měsíci +1

    it's easier to explain military activity in space
    if there before that is economic activity in space

  • @paulwhite7002
    @paulwhite7002 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Unfortunately this video is very biased politically and thus loses any credibility all too quickly.

    • @jeffpliskin
      @jeffpliskin Před 2 měsíci

      Easy unsub wrong channel for maga.

  • @Makem12
    @Makem12 Před 2 měsíci +37

    For all the crap Trump should be criticised for, making himself the central military decision maker is not one of them. He's the Commander in chief of the military of the United States of America. He is the top military official and should be the central figure of the military if he so chooses. Same for the other presidents

    • @michaelawoodhouse6530
      @michaelawoodhouse6530 Před 2 měsíci

      But he is elected. Meaning he mirrors the opinions of a majority. Take any problem in a military - how to build a tank, how to command a troop into battle - majority of general people does NOT know the solution. Thats why you vote for a person, that THEN appoints a speciallist. Specialist that have spent their whole life studying, training, gaining experience in the field - instead of trying to get as many votes from literally everybody. See how that system has the potential to be much closer to meritocracy? That is UNTIL the elected offitial starts choosing people based on their loyalty, NOT competence. Then you end up with a failed autocratic state. But there is absolutely NO connection between "being able to win election" and "knowing how to win a war" for example. So elected oficial will most likely be very inconpetent in most fields, they should always rely on advicers. And its much better for general public and transparency of the system, if those advicers have accountability and clear system of appointmnet and succesion.

    • @MrWhitmen1981
      @MrWhitmen1981 Před 2 měsíci +4

      Stalin and Hitler ran their wars like this m, lots of people died to incompetence.

    • @RedSupergiant
      @RedSupergiant Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@MrWhitmen1981except Trump didn't wage a war, Bush and Obama did, tens of thousands of lives lost, don't forget more than 700 drone attacks and some of them on innocent civilians, on children playing, wedding parties and such.
      Trump's term saw stability in the middle east, countries that were seen as enemies of Israel signed peace treaties.
      If we count lives lost in each presidency then Trump is a distant last.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci +6

      @@MrWhitmen1981 Stalin and the Austrian painter micromanaged battlefield decisions just like LBJ would later do in Vietnam. When did Trump ever micromanage choices made on the battlefield? He didn't. Hel let his subordinates make the call and then held them to account if they screw up.

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      @@MrWhitmen1981 you don’t realize the real threat is from collectivists not today’s Right.

  • @kingofdice66
    @kingofdice66 Před 2 měsíci +3

    Nice AI generated thumbnail, but the AI still has problems with the hands.

  • @chrisnewport7826
    @chrisnewport7826 Před 2 měsíci +6

    The greatest treasure had by any country was thrown away by the lawyer pukes in DC.always coming away with a million bucks gift. We had a military institution that remain loyal and with faith, the envy of everyone else. Vietnam and the little wars since have worn down our faith in decision making and sending good men to be killed for nothing. Also How the public and military taking the risks so some politician can look good with the blood of our friends,just as Johnson led our decision making in Vietnam. The deterioration began when it was thrown out. Its been worsening since with their bad decision making.

    • @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz
      @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz Před měsícem

      decisions made only for profit of a few companies, like BECHTEL.

  • @davidjay4373
    @davidjay4373 Před 2 měsíci +11

    I thought I was watching a video on the military - instead it was a political critique of Trump. 👎 From me

  • @alexeidragunov4534
    @alexeidragunov4534 Před 2 měsíci +10

    but then , WHY was the world more peacefull during Trump ? we need an episode on that

  • @amarc2255
    @amarc2255 Před 2 měsíci +9

    This happened after the advent of Social Media….. It poisons everything 😅

    • @cthoadmin7458
      @cthoadmin7458 Před 2 měsíci +1

      It's tearing the fabric of society apart. It's frightening the number of people who believe the stupidest of things. Social media was heaven sent for Trump.

    • @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz
      @Ryan-Fkrepublicnz Před měsícem

      the best propaganda tool ever invented. It allows the ideas of a few to act like they are the ideas of the many...

  • @jhughes1776
    @jhughes1776 Před 2 měsíci +1

    1:14 in the red Liberty University hoodie, that’s me!

  • @EdwardFDowd
    @EdwardFDowd Před měsícem

    Thanks!

  • @rdormer
    @rdormer Před 2 měsíci +8

    The first time a friend in the military started ranting about "Obamunism" was......chilling. And the thing is, she wasn't that political until after she joined the military.

    • @tobystevens3109
      @tobystevens3109 Před 2 měsíci

      Obama hated the military and worked on destroying it from the top down, I can see why she felt that way.

  • @warsawpacked418
    @warsawpacked418 Před 2 měsíci +4

    It has already changed. The U.S. military used to have a policy of maintaining enough strength to fight two wars simultaneously, now it would be lucky to be able to fight one.

    • @thrillrtflc
      @thrillrtflc Před 2 měsíci

      Hey, give us credit. We're losing two proxy wars simultaneously.

  • @deltavee2
    @deltavee2 Před 2 měsíci

    In the instance of a serious dispute in the US I am interested in which side it will back or even if it can react without significant factionalization inside the forces themselves.

  • @johnmorris679
    @johnmorris679 Před 2 měsíci +2

    The planning time horizon hierarchy is strategic (years) > tactical (months/years) > operational (days/months)

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci +1

      You confused tactical and operational but are otherwise correct. The funnel is tactical -> Operational -> Strategic.

  • @caracoidwren944
    @caracoidwren944 Před 2 měsíci +32

    Alright, first of all I'm a libertarian leaning conservative. Trump is the last candidate I want to see win the nomination, but this video comes strictly from a left-wing perspective using only mainstream media sources and paints the world as being perfect prior to Trump. Any moderation the MSM may have had in the past has been sacrificed in order to combat conservative voices coming from alternative media that rarely had a chance in the past to be heard. No longer in America does the MSM speak for the country. It is pretty much accepted (even by the left) as being a mouthpiece that represents their opinions. And yet here, all sourced information and perspective comes from a party that sees the Republicans as in cahoots with Russia, China, and every dictatorship in the world. Their complete inability to grasp that the Republican Party is fundamentally made up of individualists whose first response to a dictatorship telling them what to think would be to reach for their guns. It is and always was collectivists who created the dictatorships that led to 100 million deaths in WWII. It was collectivists in Russia who ended up killing 30 million of their own people and collectivists whose warped ideology led to 50 million dead in China and a quarter of the population of Cambodia to be wiped out because some wouldn't accept the collectivist ideology. Individualists would never allow that to happen. It is anathema to the very foundations of their belief system to coerce someone to think or do what you want them to do.
    In the case of Trump, it was the very extremism of the Democratic Party that caused his popularity. None of this happened in a bubble as this video purports. This is typical of the lies of omission the collectivist left uses to paint their own world view. So why would I walk into a voting booth and pull the lever for Trump? Let me count the reasons.
    1. The liberal takeover of news media that became apparent sixty years ago but was tolerated by conservatives due to the individualist belief in free speech and then coerced by new liberal media with the power now to make or break any politician looking to run for office. No real dissent was possible. Anyone who questioned the media's leanings was immediately attacked by the only mouthpiece that existed in the country--the media itself. Their comprehensive takeover would even make Joseph Goebbels blush. Only with the advent of a new, unexpected technology, which the left is still having difficulties in silencing has the other political side been capable of being heard--despite ham fisted attempts by Democrats to censor them by pressuring the tech giants to eliminate even the most respected people in the field of speaking against the Covid narrative and then by portraying any dissent to the new woke narrative as being worthy of censorship with the insidious method of wielding the term "hate speech" as justification for silencing legitimate grievances of those who object. This conveniently allows the MSM to ignore the actual points those people are trying to make.
    2. The liberal takeover of our entertainment industry that created an insidious system whereby every method was used to subtly and overtly convert people into the left-wing ideology. An example of the methods used are to present a likable, reasonable character that everyone could identify with. Then later on revealing that character to be holding liberal opinions. They lure everyone into loving the character and then later when the hook is set, only then revealing their true leanings expecting the people watching to then identify with their ideology. Sprinkled throughout our television and movies, a person can never sit long without the leftwing agenda showing up, usually crowbarred into the storyline according to whatever the Democratic Party is pushing at the time. Anyone who has been inside Hollywood knows that any dissension from the complete parroting of the political line is met with an iron fist, excluding them from work ever again being offered.
    3. The liberal takeover of our educational institutions--which I believe requires no additional evidence at this point--has resulted in silencing actual history in favor of rewritten, politically motivated message transference that removes all good that has come from western civilization, including The Enlightenment and traditional liberal thought that led to a world of objectivity over subjectivity, the scientific method and the rights of individuals superseding ideology, tribe, nationality, and race. The fact that western civilization had adopted classical liberalism was nearly 100% responsible for ending the institution of slavery in a world where that institution was ubiquitous. Why do something so destructive to a people? It comes from a poisonous collectivist ideology that in order to rule, all former systems of governance and power must be discredited and then eventually eliminated in order to allow for the emergence of the new collectivist utopia. As a result, western religion is exclusively attacked with all others left alone or even promoted. The tenets of The Enlightenment are never discussed and are now only extremely rarely and then only vaguely ever mentioned. Even democracy itself--the ability of people to be ruled by those who represent them--is cast as only a western concept that is now "arrogantly" being "forced" on people around the world, as if rule by consent was only a "western thing." They then use the very propagandistic words of dictatorships to shamelessly justify this belief. The replacement of western history is then substituted by an ideological view that I would challenge anyone to defend as not being straight out of the Communist Manifesto. I challenge any liberal to actually read it and see just how harmoniously it fits their acquired perspective. The only addition to the Manifesto being that oppressed minorities are now prioritized over the oppressed masses.
    Now white males become the boogie men that replace blacks that had long served as the Democrat's tool for provoking fear and paranoia into people while winning their votes by presenting themselves as the party that will protect them from the "dark threat that looms." All you need for protection is to join the collective with the only price being absolute conformity with its doctrines. Quickly you find admission also includes being anybody who isn't white and male unless that person is willing to often and publicly denounce themselves as having been born under the original sin of the very thing they were born as. Don't listen to what white men say, what they "really" think is governed by their "subconscious minds" that they themselves might not even be aware of. Just how far from The Enlightenment can you get?
    For decades prior to online media, the left managed a near complete takeover of all means Americans had of learning about the world outside the reach of personal interaction. And under these conditions of absolute authority of the narrative, how could anybody claim not to have been heavily influenced by this? If brainwashing is possible of many, how could anyone ask for more power to do so? Well news for the collectivist blank slates out there: this wholesale takeover of every means possible to exert a single ideology and all the bald faced attempts at programming exerted by this belief to fill in the blank slates they see all around them through the absolute authority they've connived their way to obtaining, even then, half the country could never be convinced. (My apologies for the run-on sentence.) Can there be a greater condemnation of the blank slate theory when uniformly applied? I'm willing to accept as an individualist that people know more about themselves than I do. And if they see themselves as blank slates subject to any propaganda that comes along, I'm willing to believe them. But they too must respect my ability to understand myself and my beliefs shouting out to me that there are truths out there that will always override any attempt to suppress them through societal control.
    The very fact that we find ourselves in direct confrontation with each other is because in all likelihood it's the very construction of our brains that dictate these views. Of course culture has its influences and could result in one person being born to an immediate surrounding of those with a different brain structure that makes them believe what they do so long as they're kept from understanding the tenets of those who share their mental makeup. Then despite the inertia of rooting for the "home team," at some point many come to learn about the ideology of their "enemies" and then find it to be in complete harmony with something inside them that was always suppressed leading them to convert to the opposite side. But this phenomenon only happens due to the two brain types being so intermeshed. And I don't know of any way to reconcile that which is part of one's genetic makeup. The sad conclusion is that a break up of the country is inevitable under such force exerted by our own physical make up that will invariably lead us into eternal conflict.
    Now, remind me again of the major threat to freedom and democracy Trump posses. I'll be pulling the lever under the Republican ticket this time.

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      Agreed, this video is just peppering more Leftist propaganda.

    • @doujinflip
      @doujinflip Před 2 měsíci +2

      I've survived the other extreme, having lived in the low-tax weak-state libertarian paradise of Subsaharan Africa, where personal family and faith dominate public policy. It's just as dangerous and dismal as "collectivist" nations, but they trade tangible improvements like decent infrastructure and industry for blind optimism and self-confidence. That environment of local gang territories, strongman entrenchment, arbitrary "rules" and "fees", random violent petty crimes, and harsh punishments with zero deterrent effect (for with nothing substantial to fear losing, any risk becomes promising) is where I see America heading should MAGA with its much more narrowed sense of compassion continue to advance.

    • @miniontm23
      @miniontm23 Před 2 měsíci +5

      Thank you from all the middle of the road/traditional liberals out there! So sick of “orange man bad!” Crap as if we don’t have eyes! I didn’t vote for Trump in 2016 but even I could see that his no-new-war strategy was a winner. This entire video is leftist propaganda.

    • @freetolook3727
      @freetolook3727 Před 2 měsíci +1

      You write many books?
      😂

    • @caracoidwren944
      @caracoidwren944 Před 2 měsíci +3

      @doujinflip Your ignorance of individualism is abundant. First, you compare a state that is impoverished to begin with. Now compare that to an impoverished country run by command economics. The family and faith you mention are almost certainly a mis-assignment of extensions of the tribal politics that have defined sub-saharan Africa from day one. These tribal politics of us over them being the hallmark of the collectivist ideology. An ideology that is doing everything it can to eliminate faith and family from society. And I can see you still place your faith on only the government being able to make things work despite the fact that the US turned into the powerhouse it eventually became with only limited intervention. Here again, the liberal will dismiss all recommendation of actual economists and, perhaps due to laziness, never bother to understand exactly how the world of man actually functions. Command economies were even discredited throughout Europe in the early 70s when they discovered nationalizing industry led them to lost years of growth.
      And then you go on to say that individualism leads to a slew of criminal pathologies when it is clearly the blue state cities that are suffering from them. An individualist has never been against law and order. We see it as one of the few actually legitimate functions of government, aside from national defense. We recoil from bullies dominating the weak, which is a proven hallmark of the collectivists. Ever see even a mainstream conservative attempt to give a speech in a room at a university? Ever notice the shouting attempting to drawn out the speaker. Ever heard that whenever a conservative goes to most universities they must be preceded by police forces? Last I heard, Ben Shapiro required 600 policemen in ensure his safety when he went to speak at one of the many west coast liberal universities. None of these occurrences being addressed by the professors of these schools or in any way attempted to be stopped. On the contrary, many times it's the professors themselves who stir up the anger to begin with.
      Another thing totally missed by collectivists since their media won't explain it to them is one of the fundamental tenets of The Enlightenment that says a democracy is only possible if it is accompanied by people who understand self-responsibility, which precludes most of the mess you mentioned above. Sadly today, the leftist blow-horn we call our schools and media only tells people about what a democracy allows you to get away with and not the necessary self-discipline and self-responsibility necessary to maintain it. But why should they? They're only interested in the inherent weaknesses of democracy that can be manipulated to further their collective cause.
      There's little in what you have learned about individualism from your media and schools that bears any resemblance to the reality they try so desperately to cover up.

  • @miniontm23
    @miniontm23 Před 2 měsíci +7

    You do realize the president is literally the commander of the military right? HE IS SUPPOSED TO TELL THEM WHAT TO DO! If you don’t even know how the heck the military chain of command works, why in the hell are you making a video(ironically, an extremely partisan video I might add) about the military?!?!

  • @kevinpritchard3592
    @kevinpritchard3592 Před 2 měsíci

    Very interesting reporting.

  • @tuber00009
    @tuber00009 Před 2 měsíci

    Where did he get his shirt it's cool i want to buy it

  • @nicbahtin4774
    @nicbahtin4774 Před 2 měsíci +17

    so trump didn't want to be a puppet to corrupt Washington players. nothing wrong here

  • @kanishkamishra4804
    @kanishkamishra4804 Před 2 měsíci +14

    Yes of course everything is Trumps fault, absolutely nothing to do with the Democrat disdain for people belonging to certain regions,races and communities which comprise the majority of American armed forces recruiting base.

  • @EverettBurger
    @EverettBurger Před 2 měsíci

    How's recruitment going?

  • @FrontLinePub
    @FrontLinePub Před 2 měsíci +1

    Don't forget it was Hillary Clinton and the Dems who said 2016 was stolen, and rigged, and spent four years touting that.

  • @angelawhitehead6187
    @angelawhitehead6187 Před 2 měsíci +17

    Not one of your best videos.

  • @ericzuniga8495
    @ericzuniga8495 Před 2 měsíci +4

    You have every right to hate on Donald Trump. You are entitled to your opinions on his impact on politization of the military. Unfortunately you are NOT entitled to your own facts. I served in the US Army under four Presidents. I can tell you with absolute certainty that the politization started with Obama and waned with Trump only to surge to stratospheric levels under Biden. As a young recruit we all worked together we were not black white or brown. We were all green. There was unit cohesion. We conducted ourselves with honor and loyalty. When Obama entered office we were immediately told that we were victims of our brothers because of the color of our skin. We were told that we were sexists and rapists. We were separated from assignments and privileges based on identities rather than merit. The military became a social experiment. The experiment failed. While Soldiers died everyday in our forever wars in the Middle East we trained on sexual harassment and racial equity. Our enemies laughed at the paper tiger the US military had become. Iraq was lost, Afghanistan was lost, ISIS was taking territory and butchering people on video. It was the lowest point of moral I had ever seen to that point. Enter Trump. He immediately turned the prosecution of the war on ISIS over to the military. Without politicians, ISIS was defeated in one month. Obama spent eight years telling us this "man made catastrophe" could not be defeated. Imagine that - a President who would not use the word terrorism to describe butchers who decapitated innocent people and burned alive lawful combatants chained in cages. I spent the next 4 years leading Soldiers as we trained to perform our jobs rather than to check the boxes on the appropriate forms that indicated indoctrination to an ideology. Because we were able to train for our missions we were able to successfully conduct our missions. After Biden assumed the office we were immediately brought back to us vs them paradigm. Moral plummeted. Soldiers bailed out of the Army as fast as they could. Recruitment went down the toilet. Leadership quickly pointed the finger at systemic racism or widespread radicalized elements within the military. The politicians (I use the term as derogatorily as possible) in the military refused to look in the mirror to see the problem was staring right back at them. Interestingly, I never has the occasion to see this with my own eyes in 23 years - Thankfully, I am not retired and no longer have the insider's view of the rot that has enveloped the military. Perhaps you could interview and include in your video a selection of military members of all ranks, races, sexes in order to really understand what the state of politization actually is. By quoting only the most senior Generals and Admirals you simply amplify the circular argument as they are largely the manifestation of the politization. Having said all this, I profess that I am NOT a videographer, editor, politico, or ideolog. I don't pretend to be. I speak only as a former enlisted man and officer who has lived within the political shooting gallery. My one and only expertise allows me to very confidently inform you that your thesis is very misinformed Please look at both sides of this issue before making these ridiculous assertions of better yet, don the uniform and serve your country. This would allow you an unadulterated view from the inside. Either way this video serves only to delegitimize an otherwise very well run channel. Best wishes from your local Colonel (ret).

  • @FleeberWeeber
    @FleeberWeeber Před 2 měsíci +2

    At ~5:29 “uninformed” should be “uniformed”. Script autocorrect error, no doubt. Excellent channel! Carry on 👍

  • @jerichostevens2711
    @jerichostevens2711 Před 2 měsíci +2

    I have so little faith in the US democracy that I would almost prefer a military junta over what we have now...

    • @maritaschweizer1117
      @maritaschweizer1117 Před 2 měsíci

      It is understandable. We had in 1933 in Germany a similar constitution.

    • @longiusaescius2537
      @longiusaescius2537 Před 2 měsíci

      @maritaschweizer1117 You're German? "I don't think that's the case..."

    • @maritaschweizer1117
      @maritaschweizer1117 Před 2 měsíci +1

      ​@@longiusaescius2537the Weimar Republic constitution had the same weak points as the US constitution. Too much power of the president and problem that the government can appoint supreem court junges. Be sure Trump will not be a dictator just for one day as he said. So many democracies turned to dictatorship the last 30 years and this trend will continue.

    • @longiusaescius2537
      @longiusaescius2537 Před 2 měsíci

      @@maritaschweizer1117 how do you feel about Bukele?

  • @dc_marlow
    @dc_marlow Před 2 měsíci +10

    This is an Anti Trump video

    • @nobodyherepal3292
      @nobodyherepal3292 Před 2 měsíci +4

      Nope, just the truth.

    • @RedSupergiant
      @RedSupergiant Před 2 měsíci +1

      Milley called the Chinese offering help in case of a war, that's the Truth.

    • @_Alfa.Bravo_
      @_Alfa.Bravo_ Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@RedSupergiant ... to safe the lives of his soldiers

    • @raevj
      @raevj Před 2 měsíci

      ⁠@@_Alfa.Bravo_no, Millie wanted the US to attack Iran. Trump said no to him & it made him hate Trump. Millie is VINDICTIVE. Trump said no to war, but the controlled media spins to benefit the Democrats. Millie’s alliance is to powerful corporations & himself.

    • @davidford3115
      @davidford3115 Před 2 měsíci

      @@_Alfa.Bravo_ From what? That is the same kind of justification all traitors make.

  • @g00ses
    @g00ses Před 2 měsíci +8

    FJB

  • @profearoum
    @profearoum Před 2 měsíci +1

    RIP St. Aaron Bushnell 😢

  • @user-ne6gm8zq2k
    @user-ne6gm8zq2k Před 2 měsíci +2

    This is majorly biased ! This is propaganda !