Lets salute "Pete" Hegseth for not sharing war plans on a chat group.

[Tommy Tainant]

Well there is no dount that trumps faith is paying off. Pete is totally growing into the role.
I see a medal incoming with extreme prejuduce.
Lets hope he can maintain basic competence.

Signal chats about Yemen published in full

Messages from Pete Hegseth contain detailed timeline of when U.S. forces would strike in Yemen and type of weapons they would use

www.independent.co.uk

(Clean start violation removed. -TK)

 

[Meister]

Better suited for the History Forum

 

[The Irish Ram]

Better suited for the History Forum

Or the dumpster...

 

[Meister]

Just a flame thread

 

[berg80]

Well there is no dount that trumps faith is paying off. Pete is totally growing into the role.
Those grubby camel jockeys better look out for Petes lethality in action.
I see a medal incoming with extreme prejuduce.
Lets hope he can maintain basic competence.

Signal chats about Yemen published in full

Messages from Pete Hegseth contain detailed timeline of when U.S. forces would strike in Yemen and type of weapons they would use

www.independent.co.uk

And since we've lowered the bar for behavior pertaining to the folks in the regime riding in the big red clown car...........meaning all of them.........kudos for not getting drunk, in public, Pete.

 

[Meister]

And since we've lowered the bar for behavior pertaining to the folks in the regime riding in the big red clown car...........meaning all of them.........kudos for not getting drunk, in public, Pete.

Says the character that his tent sports are giraffe's and frogs.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

And since we've lowered the bar for behavior pertaining to the folks in the regime riding in the big red clown car...........meaning all of them.........kudos for not getting drunk, in public, Pete.

I think you are being harsh. "Pere" is breaking imto his titty bar time here.

 

[0311]

Well there is no dount that trumps faith is paying off. Pete is totally growing into the role.
Those grubby camel jockeys better look out for Petes lethality in action.
I see a medal incoming with extreme prejuduce.
Lets hope he can maintain basic competence.

Signal chats about Yemen published in full

Messages from Pete Hegseth contain detailed timeline of when U.S. forces would strike in Yemen and type of weapons they would use

www.independent.co.uk

I loved how Senator Warner made her squirm like the worm she truly is. She truly is despicable.

 

[hadit]

Well there is no dount that trumps faith is paying off. Pete is totally growing into the role.
Those grubby camel jockeys better look out for Petes lethality in action.
I see a medal incoming with extreme prejuduce.
Lets hope he can maintain basic competence.

Signal chats about Yemen published in full

Messages from Pete Hegseth contain detailed timeline of when U.S. forces would strike in Yemen and type of weapons they would use

www.independent.co.uk

Did he forget to tell you what he was going to do again?

 

[luiza]

Well there is no dount that trumps faith is paying off. Pete is totally growing into the role.
Those grubby camel jockeys better look out for Petes lethality in action.
I see a medal incoming with extreme prejuduce.
Lets hope he can maintain basic competence.

The Saudis tried for nearly ten years , failed and finally withdrew .
It should be fun watching the Hooty Tooty Boys make the US Zionist terrorists look second rate and toothless.

 

[sealybobo]

I think you are being harsh. "Pere" is breaking imto his titty bar time here.

Do Republicans even support what Trump's doing? Yes and no. They will vote with Trump and they will give him whatever money he asks for. Idiots.

Just one in four Americans say they back US strikes on Iran​

The war in Iran is tearing through the Pentagon’s budget at nearly $1 billion a day, but lawmakers are in no rush to approve more money for the Trump administration’s expanding Middle East conflict.

That leaves the White House with a difficult task, particularly in a fraught midterm election year. Administration officials will have to spend significant time and political capital to push through a hugely expensivesupplemental spending bill— for a war that’s largely unpopular with the American people — even as the administration tries to burnish its affordability bona fides. And the sluggish timetable means any extra Iran war money likely runs into the president’s plans to supersize the defense budget next year.


“I don’t think there is any urgency at this moment,” said Sen. John Boozman (R-Ark.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee’s defense panel. “The urgency is in starting to educate Congress as to why we need a supplemental at all. Once we do that, it’ll make passing it easier.”