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General K [JFK]

Full Disclosure.

The Green Beret La David Johnson was killed in the 'Tongo Tongo Ambush' in Niger, as the squad returned to base from a mission.

POTUS made a phone call to the widow, which was politicized by congresswoman Frederica Wilson.

As a result, General Kelly fragged that crazy cowgirl during a WH press conference.

AFRICOM announced in the last few days that there will be changes to reduce the vulnerability of personnel in Africa.

https:// www.cfr.org/blog/us-taking-steps-reduce-vulnerability-africa-wake-tongo-tongo-ambush

>>1501763

POTUS said he did not authorize the Tongo Tongo mission. The Pentagon is just about to release a 6,300 page report on this incident. General Mattis says "it was not a delegation of authority problem".

Hmmmm….could it be that this was an illegal operation, sanctioned by the Deep State and completely bypassing POTUS?

http:// www.nydailynews.com/news/national/mattis-promises-fix-issues-lead-deadly-niger-ambush-article-1.3957333

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>>1501763

Senator Tim Kaine seemed to think there was the possiblity of fuckery relating to the Tongo Tongo mission:

“I have deep questions on whether the military is following instructions and limitations that Congress has laid down about the mission of these troops in Africa, and I’ve had those questions, and I think this hearing raised a lot more in a pretty explosive way.”

Kaine also suggested that the public face of the mission in Niger was “a fig leaf” that “raises questions about why people are hiding from us what they’re doing.” There is, so far, no evidence that the Pentagon has been concealing the true nature of operations in North and West Africa from members of Congress, including those was the mandate to oversee such activities and who can request classified updates at any time.

Perhaps the release of this Pentagon report is what the DS are shitting themselves over…full disclosure might mean the public finding out about the true nature of this operation, and who ordered it.

http:// www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/20788/the-u-s-militarys-niger-ambush-investigation-raises-more-questions-than-it-answers