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Well... it's Trump... again. #47, here we go.

Jimmy Higgins said:
crazyfingers said:
Trump is renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War. Because he want to militarize the US?
Why?
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This is why.
Donald Trump said:
As Department of War, we won everything. We won everything, We’re going to have to go back to that.
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He apparently thinks branding is the key to winning wars. How many people think like this idiot? Forty million or so?

YEAH! War Department! No more of this wussy defensive shit! USA! USA!!!
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We should also go back to only getting involved in wars that Congress declares, as the original Constitution demands.
 
Jimmy Higgins said:
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This is why.
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“As Department of War, we won everything. We won everything,” Trump said last month, referencing the two world wars. “We’re going to have to go back to that.”
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Yeah, I distinctly recall the sailors on the USS Arizona asking each other, as they struggled in the oil-slicked and blazing wreckage of their ship, "Hang on a second, aren't we a part of the Depatment of War?".

The US soldiers on the Bataan Death March must have been similarly perplexed. "I thought we won everything?", they would have been saying, as they were beaten to death by the Japanese for failing to march while dehydrated and starving. "Has some fool changed the name of the Department of War, or something?".
 
You wokes are talking like Trump didn't learn war from ground level. But he did. He went to Nam in the first big wave, as an 18-year-old in May '65. He reupped in '67 and by this time had made sergeant. The Viet Cong called him BooCoo Dinky Dau (Fucking Crazy in the Head), but his grunts never called him anything but D Man. He told his men, "Any of you grunts that want to make it back alive stateside, just follow me and do as I say." His feats would be called legendary if they weren't documented starkly in the official history.
> He'd go out on patrol carrying what he called The Holy Trinity: two M60 machine guns and one M79 grenade launcher. He could fire both M60s at once, with deadly aim.
> One of the very few grunts in his unit who nearly bought the farm took a round to the chest deep in the jungle in Quang Tri. D man's men were taking heavy fire, but he carried the wounded grunt behind the trunk of a samu tree, dug out the bullet with his survival knife, patched the wall of his heart with electrical tape, and slung the man over his shoulder. His men made an orderly retreat back to base. D Man fired at the Charlies with one of his M60s without setting the wounded man down. That grunt survived. He was Lindsey Graham.
> During the siege of Khe Sanh, Trump's unit was being fired on by a mysterious sniper that everyone called The Chipmunk, because he would pop out of tunnel heads unexpectedly. He killed Trump's commanding officer, Captain Tom Christmas, and Trump vowed to go into the tunnels alone to "skin the chipmunk." He did exactly that, and was missing for three days, to the point that even a few of his grunts thought he would never come back. But on the third day He reappeared, clad only in a pair of dirty, bloody skivvies, carrying the head and balls of The Chipmunk. That afternoon he was flown by helicopter to an air base and flown to Thailand for r and r. The first night, he bedded eight go-go girls, one of whom died from sexual exhaustion.
> D Man was sent out to execute the Viet Cong's infamous General Duk Van Dong. D Man spotted him across a wide clearing in the jungle. At the same instant, Van Dong saw some movement from Trump's men. He opened his mouth to shout an attack command, and Trump fired his M79 and sent a grenade straight into Van Dong's mouth, at an estimated distance of 360 yards (two football fields). In one second, the general resembled a jar of Ragu Chunky Mushroom Sauce being sprayed into the foliage. One of D Man's grunts said, "It was like magic."
> One of D Man's grunts was Ted Kaczynski, but He later said of him, "He was just an ordinary soldier to me. Many people say he was crazy back then, but I didn't see it."
> When, in late 1968, Lyndon Johnson set the Medal of Honor around Trump's neck, saying, "Son, you decapitated and mutilated more Viet Cong than any other sumbitch in my army," Trump said, "Sir, this honor rightfully belongs to the grunts that served under me." Later that night he invited Lady Bird into the Lincoln Bedroom and had His way with her.
There are yet more exploits of D Man in Nam. Ask yourself: why do we not hear these stories anymore? Why are our children not learning this history in the public schools? Maybe someday soon they will. Even the stuff about the go-go girls.
 
Jimmy Higgins said:
I'm certain Russia will be held to account.
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Ya, I'm sure too.

And China? Trump loves Xi almost as much as he loves Vlad. I recall the last trip I had to make to China in 2019, before the pandemic nixed those trips. I was very reluctant to go because China has a reputation for holding the passports of people, not letting them leave, for apparently arbitrary reasons. I'm sure Xi will be held to account also.

But really, ICE should be first on the list.
 
crazyfingers said:
Jimmy Higgins said:
I'm certain Russia will be held to account.
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Ya, I'm sure too.

And China? Trump loves Xi almost as much as he loves Vlad. I recall the last trip I had to make to China in 2019, before the pandemic nixed those trips. I was very reluctant to go because China has a reputation for holding the passports of people, not letting them leave, for apparently arbitrary reasons. I'm sure Xi will be held to account also.

But really, ICE should be first on the list.
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The passport bit is normally business dispute related.
 
No sooner does Trump deploy the Military to DEFEND American cities from liberals but he changes the name. For a second I thought this was parody.

crazyfingers said:
Trump is renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of War. Because he want to militarize the US?
Why?

The measure, which has been expected for some time, underscores Mr. Trump’s efforts to reshape the military to align with his goals of projecting a more aggressive image by showcasing war-fighting capabilities. Mr. Trump looks to project strength rather than the “wokeness” that he and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth say clouded the military’s morale and mission under former President Biden. The renaming was first reported by Fox News.
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Clearly Trump wants to use the military against Americans.
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Give the man credit for eloquence! "Department of War." How pithy. Wish I'd thought of that.

And it is a cost-saving measure! The spendthrift liberals were wasting twice as much ink as we'll be spending now. The 3-letter 'WAR' vs wtf the liberals stuck us with. (It'll take a few billion in new tooling to change the boilerplates, but long-term savings requires capital investment.)

I wish I were as eloquent as Fuhrer and could help him pick pithy names. Dept. of Agriculture will become Dept. of Farms of course, but what about HHS? -- should that become "Department of Disease"? DoJ -- maybe Department of Retribution? Let's resurrect Trump University, still owned by Fuhrer but with liberals required to enroll, and let that be the umbrella name for whatever's left of Dept. of Education.
 
ideologyhunter said:
You wokes are talking like Trump didn't learn war from ground level. But he did. He went to Nam in the first big wave, as an 18-year-old in May '65. He reupped in '67 and by this time had made sergeant. The Viet Cong called him BooCoo Dinky Dau (Fucking Crazy in the Head), but his grunts never called him anything but D Man. He told his men, "Any of you grunts that want to make it back alive stateside, just follow me and do as I say." His feats would be called legendary if they weren't documented starkly in the official history.
> He'd go out on patrol carrying what he called The Holy Trinity: two M60 machine guns and one M79 grenade launcher. He could fire both M60s at once, with deadly aim.
> One of the very few grunts in his unit who nearly bought the farm took a round to the chest deep in the jungle in Quang Tri. D man's men were taking heavy fire, but he carried the wounded grunt behind the trunk of a samu tree, dug out the bullet with his survival knife, patched the wall of his heart with electrical tape, and slung the man over his shoulder. His men made an orderly retreat back to base. D Man fired at the Charlies with one of his M60s without setting the wounded man down. That grunt survived. He was Lindsey Graham.
> During the siege of Khe Sanh, Trump's unit was being fired on by a mysterious sniper that everyone called The Chipmunk, because he would pop out of tunnel heads unexpectedly. He killed Trump's commanding officer, Captain Tom Christmas, and Trump vowed to go into the tunnels alone to "skin the chipmunk." He did exactly that, and was missing for three days, to the point that even a few of his grunts thought he would never come back. But on the third day He reappeared, clad only in a pair of dirty, bloody skivvies, carrying the head and balls of The Chipmunk. That afternoon he was flown by helicopter to an air base and flown to Thailand for r and r. The first night, he bedded eight go-go girls, one of whom died from sexual exhaustion.
> D Man was sent out to execute the Viet Cong's infamous General Duk Van Dong. D Man spotted him across a wide clearing in the jungle. At the same instant, Van Dong saw some movement from Trump's men. He opened his mouth to shout an attack command, and Trump fired his M79 and sent a grenade straight into Van Dong's mouth, at an estimated distance of 360 yards (two football fields). In one second, the general resembled a jar of Ragu Chunky Mushroom Sauce being sprayed into the foliage. One of D Man's grunts said, "It was like magic."
> One of D Man's grunts was Ted Kaczynski, but He later said of him, "He was just an ordinary soldier to me. Many people say he was crazy back then, but I didn't see it."
> When, in late 1968, Lyndon Johnson set the Medal of Honor around Trump's neck, saying, "Son, you decapitated and mutilated more Viet Cong than any other sumbitch in my army," Trump said, "Sir, this honor rightfully belongs to the grunts that served under me." Later that night he invited Lady Bird into the Lincoln Bedroom and had His way with her.
There are yet more exploits of D Man in Nam. Ask yourself: why do we not hear these stories anymore? Why are our children not learning this history in the public schools? Maybe someday soon they will. Even the stuff about the go-go girls.
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This reads like it was issued by the Department of Truth; which means it must be true.
 

During a recent White House dinner, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke with Donald Trump about his company’s future investment plans. Shortly after announcing to the room that Meta will spend around $600 billion dollars in the coming years in the United States, Zuckerberg can be heard admitting that he wasn’t sure what number he should have said.

After being asked how much money Mark Zuckerberg expects Meta to invest in the United States over the coming years, he took a moment to consider the question, and then responded “Oh gosh… I think it’s probably going to be something like at least $600 billion through 28’.”
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However, moments later, Zuckerberg’s microphone was still on as people in the room began to chatter, and we can hear him speak privately to Trump about his previous statement. “I’m sorry, I wasn’t ready to do out [unintelligible],” he said, presumably alluding to his initial stumbling upon being asked the question. “I wasn’t sure what number you wanted to go with,” he continued.
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They are bullshitting us.
 
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