Agreed anon. If the State (Big S like nation) is going to make something illegal the act needs to be explicit if it is codified into law.
And…… your sauce is where? What am I not seeing that you are (assuming you think the image speaks for itself and doesn't require sauce)?
Fuck off with the attacks on the baker. Bake some yourself if you think you could do a better job. If it is notable it will be picked up in due time and do a better job explaining why it should be notable.
>Now obviously they are probibly neutral or good but still Masonry
Neutral or good does not fit into my definition of Masonry. Maybe they are misled or too low on the totem pole to know the evil that is Masonry (idolatry) but that makes them misled, not neutral or good.
A cultist that is in the early stages of being indoctrinated is still… a cultist, just an unknowing one.
> US Naval-Marine General Kenneth McKenzie [Note: US Marines are land force of the US Navy]
Anon. There is no such thing as a US Naval-Marine General. General Kenneth F McKenzi Jr (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_F._McKenzie_Jr.) is CENTCOM commander. The commander of CENTCOM commands all US forces in his area of responsibility. An Army commander could be the strategic commander of the Navy, Marine Corps, and Army assets in his AOR.
CENTCOM command is a billet and service branches have no bearing on who is in charge of what military assets in the region. As for approach to command that is a different thing as a Marine will typically employ different strategies and capabilities than say an Army commander but at that level of general grade officer much of their training (I think when they are selected for the star) is to learn the other branch capabilities and think more big picture (multi-domain operations).
If you have 30 minutes I HIGHLY recommend watching this episode of Smarter Every day where SmartFag talks about testing weapons systems then general fag at the end talks multi domain operations. The more you know.
https://youtu.be/qOTYgcdNrXE