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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI see they are going after Milley for putting China at ease that Cheeto was only blustering
edited to correct spelling
Zambero
(8,964 posts)Last edited Wed Sep 15, 2021, 11:59 AM - Edit history (1)
So SAD!!!
empedocles
(15,751 posts)Wapo this morning is 'New book details Milley's secret calls'.
Sub head, 'General tried twice to assuage China during the final Trump months'.
[Did not dig into trump's obvious, visible, erratic threats and behavior]
Ohioboy
(3,240 posts)It's all in how they tell it. Capitol riots become tourist visits, and averting war becomes treason.
empedocles
(15,751 posts)The casual viewer might think, 'trump had a point'.
pwb
(11,258 posts)not end well for the vocal war dodgers and that one Ranger not good enough for the Ranger battalion?
EYESORE 9001
(25,923 posts)Not Miley - Twerk Ball champion.
Ohioboy
(3,240 posts)It's corrected, thanks.
malaise
(268,885 posts)I'm waiting for that one
Ohioboy
(3,240 posts)Trump's coup, and the optic of destabilization it created is one of the reasons Milley made a call.
SKKY
(11,802 posts)...Saying Miley "conspired" with "Communist China" to discredit the American president. My MAGA nation Aunt has already asked me what I thought of it, since I am a Veteran. I told her, "I'm very happy there were still adults in the room making good decisions."
LetMyPeopleVote
(145,086 posts)Joe is right here. When you have an impaired POTUS, it is necessary for people to step up
Link to tweet
"You can go back to October of 1973, during the Arab-Israeli war of 1973," he continued. "The war was in the fourth or fifth day, escalating towards possible nuclear war, and Henry Kissinger was fielding calls from 10 Downing Street. They wanted to speak with [Richard] Nixon, he was drunk, depressed, unable to speak, and Kissinger said no. For the next six, seven months, you had Kissinger, Alexander Haig and others from time to time calling our allies, calling our enemies and assuring them that everything was going to be okay, the United States wasn't going to act in a way that would start a world war."
"That's what leaders have to do from time to time," Scarborough added, "and there's nothing shocking and new about it."