I'd really like to know what illegal order he wouldn't follow that got up whiskey Pete's nose. Maybe it will all come out at the trials that will eventually have to happen.
Maybe it will all come out at the trials that will eventually have to happen.
Christ I wish I had your optimism.
I’m honestly more interested to meet a service member that says “no, thats an illegal order, fuck you” instead of gracefully resigning and minimizing the problem, while clearing the way for a sycophant to step in.
Never discount the possibility that hegseth is just trying to scapegoat him instead too.
Maybe they're going to actually order bombing desalination plants like they've threatened. A clear war crime that any self respecting soldier should want nothing to do with.
"Look, I know what you're asking me to do, but Im not going to commit fucking war crimes just because your boss has an addiction to raping literal children!"
"OUT! OUT RIGHT NOW!!"
Cleaning house just before the illegal orders start flying off of trumps desk.
Before? They've been flying for quite a while now.
One less person saying "no" to a land invasion of Iran :(
Or one less person who indicated that he wouldn't open fire on US citizens.
How dare you suspend helicopter pilots saying hello to that old lady in Nashville!
Randy George is kind of an upgrade from curious George.
There were two more removed at the same time.
The AFP news agency reported that an official confirmed that Gen David Hodne and Maj Gen William Green Jr were also removed alongside George. Hodne led the army’s transformation and training command while Green was in charge of the army’s chaplain corps.
Update Reportedly he refused to remove 2 black men and 2 women from a list of people to promote to 1-star general, that's why Hegseth fired him
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