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>Ya know he did emphasize the other G as more round and not with a long downward stroke. IDK guys, I just don't know anymore. I think Q might be real.
if so why hasn't Q told Q+ that Poso is [MOS] and disinfo?
>>14592351 pb
>Ya know he did emphasize the other G as more round and not with a long downward stroke. IDK guys, I just don't know anymore. I think Q might be real.
if so why hasn't Q told Q+ that Poso is [MOS] and disinfo?
Top US Generals Blatantly Lied About Afghanistan and Iraq Wars To Advance Their Careers
According to the Pentagon’s annual reports on military justice, there have been more than 1.3 million cases of discipline in the US military since 2001, mostly relating to the so-called "War on Terror." But as The Intercept highlighted, the generals who misled Congress and the American public about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have not only avoided repercussions after conducting a disinformation campaign for 20 years, but were instead rewarded for their deceivingly positive assessments. "When they retired with generous military pensions, they landed high-paying jobs on corporate boards, further profiting from their disingenuousness," Peter Maass wrote in The Intercept.
The main question is why the top military leaders were adamant in their claims that the war situation in Afghanistan and Iraq was improving. It can be suggested that their lies about the situation in Afghanistan and Iraq was motivated by self-interest to advance their own careers and capital. They were certainly not going to allow the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as over 1.3 million cases of ill-discipline in the military, including rape, torture and murder, ruin their prospects.
Take for example the current US Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin. During the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Austin was the assistant commander of the 3rd Infantry Division. The Intercept recounts an exchange in May 2013, just weeks after the US captured Baghdad, between Austin and Dathar Khashab, director of the Daura oil refinery. No matter about Khashab’s insistence that Baghdad was more crime-ridden under US occupation then under Saddam Hussein’s rule, Austin could only say that "two months ago was a brutal dictator who killed thousands of people."
Austin, who from the very beginning of Iraq’s occupation insisted everything was fine, eventually became the commander of US forces in Iraq, then took charge of Central Command that covers all operations in the Middle East, retired with a $15,000 a month pension, and then joined several corporate boards, including the board of directors of United Technologies Corporation, the military contractor that merged with Raytheon in 2020. With these corporate gigs, he became a multimillionaire with a $2.6 million mansion that boasts seven bedrooms, a five-car garage, two kitchens and a pool house in the Washington D.C. area.
Along with Austin was also David Petraeus, who at the start of the Iraq War was a major general. But as The Intercept author recounts, "Petraeus was doing what pretty much every general who served in Iraq and Afghanistan would do, stringing together any data he could find that would masquerade as a narrative of success. The statistics on his PowerPoint were vintage Vietnam – find big numbers and call them victory."
In 2007, Petraeus was named the commander of US forces in Iraq and hailed as a savior. He then went on to command US and NATO forces in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2011. Although Petraeus assured Congress in 2011 that the situation in Afghanistan was improving, Whitlock’s book notes that "military officers in the field knew the blizzard of numbers meant nothing."
One of Petraeus’ advisers in Afghanistan, Sarah Chayes, recalled how she suggested ideas to stem corruption in the U.S.-backed government in Kabul, but none of those plans were ever implemented.
"I responded to request after request from Petraeus until I realized that he had no intention of acting on my recommendations; it was just make-work," she wrote.
In late 2011, Petraeus then headed the CIA, but in 2012 was caught sharing highly classified information with his girlfriend and resigned, avoiding felony charges and lengthy prison sentences that haunt the likes of Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden. Following the CIA, Petraeus was rewarded with a lucrative partnership at the private equity giant KKR, securing his wealth in his retirement years.
https://original.antiwar.com/paul_antonopoulos/2021/09/15/top-us-generals-blatantly-lied-about-afghanistan-and-iraq-wars-to-advance-their-careers/
wizards and warlocks (inside term) won't allow another satanic POS to control our country
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this means Bidan is a covert White Hat, or a Patriot controlled asset
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>https://realrawnews.com/2021/09/at-gitmo-bill-gates-denied-retrial/
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>Gates is scheduled to hang by the neck until dead on October 5, 2021.
when will Milley, Austin, Joint Chiefs of Staff and Nakasone hang?
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>Says satans_toilt, aka the disney satanic marriage poster, aka the one flooding us with night shift headaches before the garbage in this thread.
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>You are FUBAR, Jim made a mistake.
imageboard was chosen for a reason … Q said images and memes are important
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>>this means Bidan is a covert White Hat, or a Patriot controlled asset
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>Or, the most obvious alternative you missed; he's not in control of the country.
well either Black Hats control Biden and I missed it because Q was wrong, or White Hats control Bidan and I didn't miss it