From a book review by Dave Shifflet of The America We Deserve by Donald J. Trump, in The American Spectator, February 2000, p.66.

Mr. Trump is also convinced that a deadly biological or chemical attack could put America to its ultimate test: a choice between maintaining its status as a free society and superpower, or giving up some freedoms and betraying allies - especially Israel - in order to avoid further destruction. He rightly points out that most members of the "leadership class" refuse to discuss the biothreat. In an irony that Mr. Trump no doubt cherishes, a mere real estate guy has become the champion of the most serious, and largely unspoken, issues this nation faces.

>>15846054

So sad, West Point cadets using drugs. How low have we fallen?

And did they think they wouldn't have to take piss tests when they got back to West Point?

>>15846063

https://twitter.com/RonnyJacksonTX/status/1502434156084609033?cxt=HHwWkoCyvfP529kpAAAA

>>15846076

I'm so old I remember when Taiwan was called Formosa. Had a relative who lived there in government service, and always called it Formosa.

>>15846081

From manly samurais to neutered bots who fap to waifu animes, in two nuclear blasts.

>>15846093

But you need a standing military to keep the peace - not a military-industrial complex - so having a reliable and honorable officer corps is essential to peace. If men were angels, there would not be war - that is an impossible utopia.

>>15846101

It looks like the battle of the Bonhomme Richard and the Serapis, but my memory of RW art is failing me at the moment.