>DOUGH
monkey pox
guys posobiec has it all
he's a truth teller
kek no
his mouth is not right
TdA leader "Cookie Monster"
https://t.me/intelslava/65735
exclusive, indian
not indian, spain
spaniard!
Query:
In sharing an experience with me what do you think you will gain?
Is this a question that you are asking me to improve your own self awareness?
Wilhelm!
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>The only one interested in a major war in the Middle East is Israel
I want a place here. The quality level of my experience is not as you might expect. Your existential experience and mine are so fundamentally different that they cannot be interchanged.
remember posobiec is a huge fag
>Can't figure it out
it's not meth, what would make you look like that?
like he's sucking on dry air his whole life
https://www.stripes.com/branches/navy/2024-08-30/navy-commander-fired-mccain-destroyer-middle-east-15024761.html
Navy fires commander of destroyer now in Middle East to counter attacks from Iran-backed militants
The Navy on Friday fired the commander of a guided-missile destroyer that is part of an aircraft carrier strike group deployed in the Middle East to counter attacks on shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Cmdr. Cameron Yaste was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of the USS John S. McCain, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer now operating in the Gulf of Oman. Rear Adm. Christopher Alexander, commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group, took the action citing a “loss of confidence to command the guided-missile destroyer.” “Loss of confidence” is a vague phrase often used throughout the U.S. military to describe the removal of a commanding officer from his or her post without providing a clear explanation. The causes for past removals of Navy commanders for “lack of confidence” have ranged from ineffective leadership, mistreatment of crew members, and poor behavior off duty, such as drinking with subordinates or a “driving under the influence” arrest. Alexander announced Capt. Allison Christy, deputy commodore of Destroyer Squadron 21, has temporarily assumed command of the destroyer. “There is no impact on the ship’s mission or schedule due to the relief,” the Navy said in a statement. Yaste assumed command of the John S. McCain in October 2023. The Navy said he will return to Naval Station Everett, Wash., to take up temporary administrative duties.
>Cameron Yaste was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of the USS John S. McCain
>Cmdr. Cameron Yaste was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of the USS John S. McCain
Boat captain of a guided-missile destroyer is the chef’s kiss
>I’m disappointed to not be able to celebrate the first day of Pre-K with our littlest learners