Secretary of the Air Force, Troy E. Meink, Violates New Air Force Social Media Policy!

First Amendment violations aside, the stupidity of Meink's memorandum, dated 16 Sep 26, is hard to overstate.  But, of course, I wanted to do my duty and join the throngs of un-Americans serving up service members they don't agree with to the SecAF.

His memo states that "social media posts...that advocate for or condone violence in any manner...will be dealt with immediately."

So I found one such social media post two days after this new guidance was issued.  I'm looking forward to him dealing with it immediately.

What a fucking moron....is also an example of speech no longer allowed by this brain surgeon's memo, which states that "offensive" or "inappropriate" language on social media will also be "dealt with."

Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee a Foreign Agent?

I keep hearing Seth's name pop up over this Charlie Kirk murder.  I haven't looked into it much, but I knew he was working against America's interests years ago.  We had a few interactions on Twitter and I had a positive impression of him until I realized he was a fraud.  I challenged him several times over his painting of Elon Musk as a savior of free speech, and he began to ignore me.  Then I saw him shamelessly gush all over Elon in an interview he did with him, flagellating himself before the billionaire and claiming Elon (the guy who was banning people left and right on his new platform) had saved free speech on the Internet and that's when I knew Seth was purchased.  I figured it was just to secure his access on the platform, I hadn't yet made the connection between Elon and the hostile terrorist nation that owns our country, the one Elon paid homage to like so many "American" politicians do.

So at the time I didn't realize just how apt my criticisms were, calling Seth a Judas, selling out for a handful of silver.  Maybe that is why Seth ignored those criticisms.  But that same criticism put a different way managed to catch his attention.

Seth Dillon then re-tweeted my criticism with his own humorous response that ignored the substance and pinned it for about a week on his own timeline.

My criticism got more than a million views before Seth un-pinned it.

Elon stopped by to laugh at Seth's response.

Neither Elon nor his slavish little PR minion wanted to discuss how Elon had said all kinds of great things about free speech but, in reality, was censoring people all across the spectrum.  Like so many politicians, Elon's followers were quite happy with him saying one thing despite him doing exactly the opposite, no doubt partially due to the intense propaganda effort painting Elon as something he was not.

Not surprisingly, this second account of mine was banned by Elon, just as he had banned my original account which I had for nearly a decade without a single instance of censorship under the Dorsey regime.  But Elon, The Savior of Free Speech Online, just could not abide me insulting a sitting member of Congress like Adam Kinzinger.

Anyway, just a trip down memory lane given how much Seth's slimy name keeps coming up today.  For more context of how bought-and-paid-for propagandist, Seth Dillon, keeps popping up in the Charlie Kirk murder discussion, see this recent video starting at about 12:35...

Or see Tucker discuss Seth Dillon at 26:25 or so:

Or check out this video from the courageous Candace Owens...

Coward Donald Trump Knows Bibi Will Charlie Kirk Him Were He Actually America First

People need to realize how bad it is.  Trump is completely owned by a hostile foreign terrorist nation, along with most all of Congress, the intelligence agencies, the fascist tech-surveillance industry and much of the rest of the centers of power in America.

America is not a free nation.  It doesn't even exist.  It has literally been conquered by Israel.  As you see your constitutional rights continue to be ignored, realize it's because you no longer live in America.  That nation is no more.

Break break.

An Army veteran was making a movie about the future he saw.  This was thirteen years ago.  I had some email discussions about providing some feedback and he sent me his script after I signed an NDA.  I blogged about his project back then.  Then he and his family were murdered, it was pinned on him, and the details are truly awful.

But the trailer he made for his script over a decade ago painted an accurate picture of our nation today, the violation of our rights, and the increasingly powerful techno-police state that Trump is working tirelessly to bring to reality for his foreign masters that own him and our conquered nation.  It's worth a watch.

SMSgt Adam Antonioli Feel Free to Drop Me a Line...

You and I will most certainly not agree about the merit of your statements, your politics, the Constitution, or free speech.  But it would appear, based on your comments that have been released on Twitter and which were responded to by Undersecretary of the Air Force, Matt Lohmeier, that you are having your rights violated as a result of your constitutionally protected off duty speech.

Feel free to drop me an email at wingedryno@gmail.com if you would like some help finding legal resources and exploring options.  Free speech is right up my alley.  You appear to be a fan of Chief Bass.  I sued her successfully for violating the First Amendment on social media because she didn't like my comments on social media.  I also successfully sued the State of Washington for violating the First Amendment and had an unconstitutional law struck down that was being used by leftist fanatics who tried to do great harm to me and my wife because I had the tenacity to say things on social media they didn't agree with.  After I beat these insane Antifa nut jobs in court, I turned around and helped one of them by filing an amicus brief in support of his free speech rights. before the very judge he and his comrades had violate my rights.  While my arguments didn't carry the day before her in my legal proceeding (she was soundly reversed on appeal and ridiculed in media), they did in his case before her.  Have no doubt, I loathed that individual, and that corrupt judge, then and still do today.  They are both truly awful, truly evil, people and at least one of them (and probably both) agree with your disgusting view of Charlie Kirk.

You and I will not be friends (yet I am Facebook friends -- the ultimate kind of friendship -- with Matt Lohmeier and I'm deeply disappointed in his recent action against you).   Not only will you and I not be friends, I am certain you won't likely even see the value in my assistance or share my concern for our right to free speech.  But I don't make this offer because of you, I make it because of the First Amendment and its vital importance for a free nation.

Reach out if you would like to have some assistance defending your speech from somebody who doesn't agree with your speech, but will help defend your right to express it.  As all good Americans should.

Israel Murdered Charlie Kirk

What a tragedy.  The evidence isn't out yet, and as is the fashion when it comes to the evil nation that owns our government and picks off our politicians and thought leaders at will using blackmail and violence, we may never "know."

But it's obvious.  Charlie was pro-Israel but definitely wasn't toeing the line and was platforming people telling the truth about Israel.  Charlie's trend was toward America and away from that fascist little shit hole.  It was a professional hit.  Assassin escaped about as quickly as the Israeli NSA head, Tom Alexandrovich, recently did after getting arrested for trying to molest an American child before escaping to Israel which has a pattern and practice of providing safe haven for pedophiles.  And the timing was convenient as Bibi was able to tweet about how Charlie was just about to visit Israel (an invitation Charlie did not accept).  And the New York Post is publishing idiotic articles about an "expert" saying the shooter was likely an "internet shooter" rather than a military trained marksman, putting out propaganda to distance the shooter from the nation that routinely uses such tactics.

Israel is by far the greatest enemy of the United States and it has a whole menagerie of American Judas' on strings doing its bidding.  Trump is chief among them at the moment and you can be assured as our society further collapses and is ripped apart over this and the fake left/right dynamic, more controls will be introduced on our society.  Those controls will include more digital AI surveillance and digital money from companies owned by Israel and pushed by Trump.

Tragedy about Charlie Kirk.

12 Sep 25 edit:  it's good to see others discussing the obvious.  We Americans have got to realize that the terrorist state of Israel is waging incredible warfare against our nation and has its cronies installing surveillance and other digital systems that will allow it to surveil, de-bank, blackmail, or Charlie Kirk any single one of us for expressing the wrong opinion anywhere, regardless if you're somebody with an audience or just a regular joe you erroneously thought nobody paid attention to (they do and will).  If you support the terrorist nation of Israel, you are literally supporting the murder of your neighbors by a foreign government.  Don't think for a second that your politics play one way or another into it.  The enemy that is Israel cares nothing about your politics.  And for those of you indoctrinated by your corrupt churches, you need to pull your head out.

13 Sep 25 edit:  Israel's immediate and dishonest attempt to frame Charlie Kirk just goes to show how prepared they were for it

14 Sep 25 edit:  More than likely Israel will go for the two-fer and go after Nick Fuentes (I have no position on him and know nothing about him other than he correctly identifies Israel as an enemy of the United States) and it's very telling that American traitor, and Israel-plant, Ben Shapiro is determined to pick up and represent college campuses "for" Charlie Kirk.

15 Sep 25 update:



16 Sep 25 Update:  Retired Air Force LtCol Karen Kwiatkowski I think is correct when she says she thinks Israel's assassination of Charlie Kirk was really a message to Trump.  Of course I think it's pretty clear that Trump knows the details of the deal he signed up for (unlike a courageous president like JFK who was truly America first and didn't sign a deal).  This was messaging. 

And that messaging has been received by "influencers" like the libertarian comic Dave Smith who hosts the Part of the Problem podcast, a serious Israel critic who in my view has made it clear he's ready to curb his criticism of Israel because he's frightened.  Dave is intellectually right just about 99% of the time, but he has some character shortcomings and a track record of playing nice with power (see Elon Musk) and some insecurity and ambition issues along with a lack of standards for who he puts in his orbit, so I expect he will continue his new habit of carrying Israel's water on its assassination of Kirk.  I hope that I am wrong, but I don't think Dave Smith has the courage or character or sincere love of America to actually speak the truth when Israel demands he shut up, despite all his anarchist rhetoric.

That Time I Told Laughlin AFB Leadership They'd Bend Metal, Then They Did

From the ole memory vault.  Leadership from Laughlin AFB thought it would be good to implement indefinite six day work weeks, so I sent an email to the morons behind this dumb idea including then Col "Pulse" Wills (a clown I had previously called "un-American" to his face when he tried to dress me down in his office with me in my blues and my DO standing next to me), and I made sure my email got sent around the base.  It had the desired effect and this dumb idea got shut down.  Here's a blog post from that time period.

Months later when I was out processing from that shit hole, they brought the plan back.  My very last stop before heading out the gate to my next assignment was to visit the 85FTS commander.  I told him that they'd bend metal if they did this.  He told me to enjoy my next assignment and then said, "by the way, you won't be getting a medal for this assignment."  I laughed and told him I wouldn't disgrace my uniform with a medal from AETC.  I then hopped in my car and drove to my next assignment back to AFSOC.

Less than two months later that 85FTS commander had a Class A when an instructor inadvertently shut an engine off in flight, fouled up the restart procedure, and then failed to dead stick into the aux field.  Fortunately both the instructor and student safety ejected and there were no fatalities.

Here's an email chain between me and a FAIP (now a fighter pilot and commander) from the first time I got this dumb idea cancelled where I laid out how bad an idea it was:

Begin forwarded message:

From: XXXXX

Date: January 28, 2010 6:49:09 PM CST

To: Richard Rynearson

Subject: Re: Knock it Off Request

Reply-To: XXXXX 

No, they said the meeting was not in response to any particular request... which is bullshit, they were trying to save face after your email had made its rounds and shown the emperor to be nekkid. 

The current WX is a convenient thing to blame our timeline problems on, but that is not the root cause of the issues, the increased training load coupled with shitty leadership that wants to see fucking magic happen and won't listen to reality (we lack the resources, AKA triple-turning and manning) are the root causes. 

We'll see how it all ends out, and I'm very happy to be getting "out" by being a student again soon. My fini is on the 12th, see you there? 

On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 6:41 PM, Richard Rynearson wrote: 

Yeah man. I didn't make that meeting...wish I had! 

What do you mean by them saying "this is not in response to any particular request"... you mean a request for more students? 

On Jan 28, 2010, at 6:40 PM, XXX wrote: 

Dude, I got nothing but props for you on a well written rebuttal to the bullshit factor that has been rather high as of late. Way to call out the man! I especially liked the leadership problems section and the discussion of Enron's "magic." 

Hopefully you were as amused as I was at today's briefing, especially as all the timeline problems were being blamed on wx... and the fact that they stated "this is not in response to any particular request"... which was TOTAL bullshit. 

Anyways, good on ya, thank you for being that guy and saving all our asses somewhat. 

From: Rynearson, Richard L Maj USAF AETC 85 FTS/ADO

Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 12:26 PM

To: Binder, John R LtCol USAF AETC 85 FTS/DO; Nesmith, Richard LtCol USAF AETC 85 FTS/CC

Cc: Wills, Craig Col USAF AETC 47 OG/CC 

Subject: Knock it Off Request 

Sir, 

You stated in your email that a mishap is not worth the increased ops tempo. Given this information I would like to provide my assessment of the situation, as I understand it. As a loyal member of the Air Force and the 85th FTS, I believe it's my duty to pass information to my superiors even if that info may not be welcomed. I would like to provide my perspective concerning the increased ops tempo and six day fly weeks that have recently started. I know there is a great deal of information that I don't know and I realize leadership doesn't take action arbitrarily. Given the current climate, there is a chance leadership is not being provided high fidelity information and I hope this email provides some information that is useful. While I can't provide solutions with every perceived problem I identify, I hope my contribution will be seen like the call from the loadmaster who spots fuel leaking from the #2 engine. He might not know how to fix or solve the problem, but he provides a service in merely identifying it to those who can. 

The short of my message is this, there is a belief shared by many that six-day fly weeks are going to become relatively standard for the next several months and perhaps longer. If true, and if squadron members still enjoy the briefed ability to call "knock it off," then I am calling knock it off. I believe this significant increase in ops tempo will increase risk greatly. If the ability to call a KIO has been removed from squadron members, then I would like to give my reasons for my position and provide information and recommendations to help mitigate the increased risk. Whatever decision is made, I, and every other pilot, am ready to implement whatever action leadership decides. 

A 1999 Air Force Times article entitled, "Worked to Death - How Doing Too Much Cost 12 Crewmen Their Lives" took a look at a fatality at Nellis involving two HH-60s that had a midair collision. According to the article, the overwhelming contributing factors that led to the disaster cited by the lead investigator, Col Denver Pletcher, included "a high ops/pers tempo coupled with leadership problems, internal and external training deficiencies, broken squadron processes, low aircrew experience level, and midlevel supervisory breakdown." The Colonel wrote that the "squadron was on a path to disaster." The article explains that the squadron had been operating under that same ops temp for five years prior to this accident but that "By then, problems were chronic: Squadron processes broke down, morale was bad, the training burden was increasing and there seemed ever-less time to prepare for the next deployment or exercise." 

I believe this safety report could easily describe the 85th FTS, and several of your instructors are already citing the squadron as being on the same path to disaster. 

1. A high ops tempo. As you know, your instructor pilots are working roughly 12 hour days, five days a week, with a smattering of cross country weekends thrown in. Several in the squadron routinely work more than 12 hours in an effort to catch up with flight management duties. 

This current 5-day week ops tempo is seen as a grind and I have heard of at least one instructor who has nodded off while taxiing as a result of fatigue. This is the status quo ops tempo and not the greatly increased ops tempo of the six-day work week. 

2. Leadership problems. This may be evidenced by the relatively recent increase in alcohol related incidents that have taken much of the Wing Commander's time lately. I believe it's also evidenced by a perception that leadership has responded with an iron fist that hands out punishment with a sledgehammer rather than a scalpel in many instances, a perception I believe has had a severe morale degrading effect. The most important leadership problem I believe exists is a punitive environment for dissent or bearing bad news or for simply having unpopular opinions. While my own personal experiences with the chain of command show punishment will be delivered without an infraction, others' experiences create the perception of unjust punishment. In other cases, punishment is provided in response to mission-centric loyal dissent. 

Careers are ruined for providing mission inspired professional opinions to our leadership and this is widely known to be the case in our ops group. Command leadership from top to bottom in AETC role models a disinterest in the reality of mission related problems and the message is understood to be "I don't care...just do it." It is widely understood by multiple instructors that loyal dissent is simply not tolerated in our wing. This climate, in my opinion, may serve to stifle accurate information from flowing to decision makers and may potentially derail safety processes. The thermometers may be broken and leadership may not be getting an accurate reading. For example, instructors are seen as the last defense against unsafe flying operations and are told "there is nothing we do in training that is so important we can't do it tomorrow." This message isn't supported by leadership actions, however, and the six-day week belies this correct training perspective. 

Instructors are told they have the ability to call safety can ops cancel a sortie. It may be illuminating to track how many instructors have taken this option despite a grueling five-day week. 

3. Broken squadron processes. I believe there is a widespread

perception that the squadron and flights are unable to accomplish everything required without cutting corners. One example is the failure of the squadron to accomplish PT (a requirement that has recently been removed from regulations in testament to an inability to comply service wide). From my perspective, other issues are presented including time to complete routine syllabus events, computer based training events, etc. I believe corner cutting is standard to make due and I think this perception is shared by most of your instructors. 

4. Low aircrew experience level. This is a hallmark of our training

environment in which many pilots are low time FAIPs and the students, of course, bring less than limited experience. It's a continual factor in what we do and an ORM risk that sets us apart from the operational Air Force. 

The cited article discusses an increasing training burden. 

My understanding is the root of the problem in the 85th is exactly that; a significant increase in the number of students to be trained without an increase in instructor manning and given daylight flying hour limitations. Further, my understanding is higher headquarters does not want the 85th to wash out or wash back students in response to this increased burden. 

The article also discusses poor morale. I believe our squadron suffers from poor morale as well, particularly given the leadership climate, although instructors do a good job of dealing with it given a weekend to unwind. A weekend is a light at the end of the tunnel and pilots use it to reset. If this time is taken (cutting off time by 50%), I believe it will exact a psychological toll that exacerbates existing challenges much further than "simply one more day of work." A six day work week is merely one crew duty day from working continuously and will, in my opinion, lead to an outsized decrease in morale and leadership challenges.

A six day week exacts a real toll as people, even now, don't fully use that time to rest but to complete other Air Force related tasks such as PME and master's work in addition to the tasks that every individual in America must do...paying taxes, rent, housing repairs, etc. This is to say nothing of family obligations and raising children. I have talked to instructors who have pulled out of masters programs due to the ops tempo and know of one who predicts he will fail a course as a result of six day weeks. I believe the increased ops tempo, like sleep deficit, will have a compounding effect as individuals are not able to accomplish tasks in both their personal and professional lives. 

Of course, we are a military unit in a time of war. There may be times when we have to give all of our time to the mission. MWS instructors such as myself come from units that have done precisely that and have, in many cases, come to AETC seeking rest from heavy combat operations tempo, realizing they will go back to that same tempo when they leave Laughlin. 

I strongly recommend leadership discontinue any plans to leverage the weekends of its instructors and students. If, however, leadership continues this plan I make the following suggestions in an attempt to mitigate risk. 

First, leadership needs to communicate clearly the importance of the task that is justifying the increased risk through the higher ops tempo. If there is a valid justification, this will not only increase morale and win support for the decision but will serve to bolster the idea of operational risk management. Unless this clear justification is provided, the message may be received that risk does not require a clearly worthwhile reward and may have unintended negative consequences. While communicating to pilots the reason for the increase in ops tempo will not remove the increased risk, it will help mitigate it. 

Second, leadership should communicate an end in sight so people can buckle down and get it done. 

Third, leadership should spread the pain so that six day weeks are not encountered back to back and do not allow a night week to be a six day week which increases the risk even further and enhances the feelings of fatigue. This will allow airmen time to better take care of time sensitive tasks (like PME and master's work). 

Last, leadership should emphasize that the ability to knock off a sortie for safety is not only acceptable, but expected to happen with increased frequency. 

As to solutions on how to accomplish the increased training requirements without increasing the instructor force, the solution is simple. Commanders need to successfully meet their obligations to provide the resources to their people in order to accomplish the mission. Simply put, magic is not an Air Force core competency and there is no magical solution. The often heard "10 pounds in a 5 pound bag" is a denial of reality. This denial isn't healthy for an organization. It reminds me of an account where Jeff Skilling, president of Enron, was presented with information showing that Enron was employing magical solutions that would exact a price in reality. Skilling told the employee that he never wanted to see the slide again. The employee said "it's the facts" and Skilling said, "It may be the facts, but I don't want you to think about it like that!" Enron failed because it refused to accept reality. 

The fact is, as I see it, we can only accomplish so much safely until commanders provide the necessary resources. 

In summary, for the sake of safety I am calling Knock it Off on the six day week plan. If that ability has been removed, I have provided my recommendations to mitigate the significant increase of risk of flying six day weeks. 

Respectfully,

Maj Rick "Ryno" Rynearson

85th Instructor Pilot

Donald J. Trump - The Golden Calf Embarrassment of America

I'm glad that I've never cast a vote for Donald Trump, although the "lesser evil" argument became pretty convincing after the Biden admin and I don't fault those who fell for it.  While Trump's first term was fairly positive, his current showing has been absolutely horrific for America.  Along with all of his stupid statements from his first term, he has added constitutional violation after constitutional violation while lying our nation before a hostile foreign power in the Middle East to be ravaged by it.

Idiotic America-last actions to suppress free speech in America on behalf of his foreign masters.  His unconstitutional conjuring of an "emergency" in order to take power from Congress to tax Americans while claiming his corruption-laden tariffs are paid by foreigners.  Obvious market manipulation and meetings where gifts bestowed upon him result in rapid changes to his economic policies and what companies are targeted by them.

And now he's using our military to murder suspected criminals without due process, replacing courts, evidence, testimony, and convictions with precision strikes.  Just as he stole power not granted to him from Congress to unilaterally impose tariffs, he has also stolen powers not granted to him from the American people who comprise juries and pronounce guilt.  While service members died in order to bring Manuel Noriega to justice and give him his day in court, today due process is just one more key element of America sacrificed by the golden calf occupying the White House.

I still can't wrap my head around why the evil establishment made such a showing to appear to oppose Trump while dismantling the last shreds of credibility our intelligence and law enforcement agencies had with the American people.  But I suspect that amazing theater was meant to convince the Christian conservative segment of the American population to go all in on Trump for his real purpose.  And that purpose is to implement what would have been recognized by that population as the so-called Mark of the Beast.

Technocratic slavery.

At this point it seems to me that Trump's ultimate agenda is to chaperon the demolition of our economy and ensure the adoption of digital identification matched with digital currency; the ultimate tool of any tyranny.  Constant surveillance and the ability to flip a switch to allow or deny the ability of Americans to engage in commerce, be employed, or feed themselves.  A control system that surveils Americans in their communications and applies penalties instantly for wrongthink.  This system would have been mostly strongly opposed by Christians in America as it comes straight from the Book of Revelation, but after years of propaganda and well crafted theater and the invention of DEI insanity as the ultimate foil to herd this population into the arms of an adulterous shallow charlatan, it's uncertain how many in America today will oppose The Mark when it's tied to election integrity and removing illegals and comes with a modest government handout.

Trump has handed over American taxpayer money to fund their unconstitutional surveillance by Israel and CIA tied company, Palantir.  His meddling with the Federal Reserve, along with his record setting spending and borrowing, has all but guaranteed inflation continues to rise and bring more Americans to their knees.  With the inevitable rise of AI and robotics and massive unemployment, the conditions are speeding toward the ultimate end of anything even resembling America.  A great reset, if you will.

America, you have been duped again.  Free speech obliterated, anti identity politics now firmly replaced with identity politics on behalf of a hostile foreign nation, due process dismantled, "no more wars" replaced with new wars, inflation skyrocketing, unemployment rising, and promises to dismantle CBDC replaced with other digital currencies.  While Trump may have lost much of his MAGA following over his coverup of the Epstein files and his insults of his so-called base, at least he's enjoying new found praise from Hillary Clinton.

Buckle up, even the dumbest among us will feel the loss of liberty before long.  Get ready for a Big, Beautiful, Tyranny.

Stuart Scheller's "Motivational Poster" Should Adorn Air Force Hallways

The former USMC lieutenant colonel (who chose the defense of his nation over his own career ambition), combat commander, and current DoD official has absolutely nailed the most pressing issue of our military officer corps.  While the rank and file talk about "careerism" they don't actually get to the real issue with our failing officer corps.  Scheller cuts right down to it with his post and I've seen it play out in real life with grave consequences.

This post should adorn the halls of military buildings so that coward officers, who comprise the vast majority in our military branches, are less able to justify their failings to their subordinates and peers with the same ole "pick your battles" tripe.

I didn’t Speak Up because I was too young and inexperienced

I didn’t Speak Up because I have a family and a mortgage

I didn’t Speak Up because I worked too hard to get to this position

Face it, you didn’t Speak Up because you’re a f’n coward

 Very well said. 

When the American Military Machine Turns Against America

 

The lack of concern for the Constitution and the principles of liberty keeps certain units freshly stocked with operators oblivious to their treason against the American people.

I Hope Iran Gets Nuclear Weapons

So that it will hopefully be able to keep the terrorist governments from murdering its citizens and violating its sovereignty.  Our terrorist government which is controlled by a Middle East terrorist government that conquered it, and controls it, after murdering American service members on the USS Liberty and then stealing nuclear materials from the United States to develop its nuclear program (which was forbidden by the United States, does that sound familiar) and which spies on the United States and has infiltrated our government in an amazing fashion.

That terrorist government knows that the American people and American service members are so incredibly unprincipled and stupid that it can control them with the most basic information campaign and it has done an amazing job.

Israel leveraging this center of gravity against America (its immorality and breathtaking stupidity) has allowed it to force cowardly politicians to sacrifice America's credibility, treasure, and lives in the idiotic campaign against Iraq and it knows the well spring of hypocrisy and idiocy that America hosts is ripe to be used again.

What a disgrace to our once great nation is our government, the average American military officer and the average citizen.