Short Video Surfaces Revealing Why LtCol Vindman Stabbed Trump In The Back

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LtCol Vindman was working the White House communications office when a "Whistleblower" claimed that Trump was doing something wrong with Ukraine.

Adam Schiff said he had a whistleblower that would testify that Trump tried to bribe Ukrainian President Zelenskyy into investigating Hunter Biden.

The story was literally made up to trash Trump and give the Democrats an excuse to Impeach him.

But this video apparently shows why a LtCol in the US Army would try to destroy his Commander In Chief.

You judge for yourself.

Ask yourself what's going on here:

 
LtCol Vindman was working the White House communications office when a "Whistleblower" claimed that Trump was doing something wrong with Ukraine.

Adam Schiff said he had a whistleblower that would testify that Trump tried to bribe Ukrainian President Zelenskyy into investigating Hunter Biden.

The story was literally made up to trash Trump and give the Democrats an excuse to Impeach him.

But this video apparently shows why a LtCol in the US Army would try to destroy his Commander In Chief.

You judge for yourself.

Ask yourself what's going on here:


Likely Bolshevik ancestry like lost of our government. They are evil scum
 
He claimed in his testimony that he became a whistleblower because he thought Trump was undermining America's foreign policy. Take a moment to consider the implications of that.
 
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VINDMAN: Many people forget is that Col. Alexander Vindman was listening in on Trump's call with Zelensky when the president asked Ukraine to get to the bottom of what really happened with Biden and Burisma. Vindman, a staunch critic of Trump, worried that the investigation might expose Joe Biden's malfeasance in Ukraine. As a military officer, Vindman was required to remain apolitical, and leaking the contents of a diplomatic call was a serious violation of law. Worse is the fact that Vindman mischaracterized the call when he described it to his NSC colleague Eric Ciaramella, who then repeated the mischaracterization when he leaked its contents to Rep. Adam Schiff. Trump's saving grace was his unprecedented decision to release the official State Department transcription of the call—something Vindman could not have foreseen.For instance, Vindman claimed Trump said, “I want you to make up dirt on my political opponent, understand? Lots of it.” The transcript revealed Trump actually said, "There's a lot of talk about Biden's son, that Biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the Attorney General would be great.”Vindman also claimed that Trump made a clear threat, implying that if Zelensky did not comply with his demands, the U.S. would withhold military aid. The transcript showed Trump actually said, “I will say that we do a lot for Ukraine. We spend a lot of effort and a lot of time.”Vindman's lies and exaggerations protected Joe Biden from a Ukrainian-led investigation of his involvement with Burisma and gave the Democrats an excuse to impeach President Trump.Today, Vindman is claiming that President Trump forced him out of the Army. The truth is that Col. Vindman retired from the Army after 21 years, receiving his full retirement and benefits. This was his choice. After leaving the Army, he decided to become a Ukraine war profiteer by forming Trident International LLC.Vindman pitched a $12 million contract proposal to establish a Weapons Systems Sustainment Center in Ukraine. This center aims to enhance Ukraine's capabilities to repair and maintain military equipment by acting as a logistical midpoint between NATO weapons and Ukrainian forces. Vindman and his company secured enough private funding to launch a pilot project, focusing on embedding contractors with Ukrainian units near the front lines to provide logistical support and training. Although the Biden administration has expressed reluctance to have American contractors on the ground, the project has continued with the approval of the Ukrainian government, and efforts are being made to recruit non-American mercenaries as well.Now, Vindman is pleading poverty and asking for your help. The fact of the matter is that he's lucky he wasn't prosecuted for violating the law and his oath. While all suspects, including Vindman, are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, he is very lucky that Biden thinks he's above the law.













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VINDMAN: Many people forget is that Col. Alexander Vindman was listening in on Trump's call with Zelensky when the president asked Ukraine to get to the bottom of what really happened with Biden and Burisma. Vindman, a staunch critic of Trump, worried that the investigation might expose Joe Biden's malfeasance in Ukraine. As a military officer, Vindman was required to remain apolitical, and leaking the contents of a diplomatic call was a serious violation of law. Worse is the fact that Vindman mischaracterized the call when he described it to his NSC colleague Eric Ciaramella, who then repeated the mischaracterization when he leaked its contents to Rep. Adam Schiff. Trump's saving grace was his unprecedented decision to release the official State Department transcription of the call—something Vindman could not have foreseen.For instance, Vindman claimed Trump said, “I want you to make up dirt on my political opponent, understand? Lots of it.” The transcript revealed Trump actually said, "There's a lot of talk about Biden's son, that Biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the Attorney General would be great.”Vindman also claimed that Trump made a clear threat, implying that if Zelensky did not comply with his demands, the U.S. would withhold military aid. The transcript showed Trump actually said, “I will say that we do a lot for Ukraine. We spend a lot of effort and a lot of time.”Vindman's lies and exaggerations protected Joe Biden from a Ukrainian-led investigation of his involvement with Burisma and gave the Democrats an excuse to impeach President Trump.Today, Vindman is claiming that President Trump forced him out of the Army. The truth is that Col. Vindman retired from the Army after 21 years, receiving his full retirement and benefits. This was his choice. After leaving the Army, he decided to become a Ukraine war profiteer by forming Trident International LLC.Vindman pitched a $12 million contract proposal to establish a Weapons Systems Sustainment Center in Ukraine. This center aims to enhance Ukraine's capabilities to repair and maintain military equipment by acting as a logistical midpoint between NATO weapons and Ukrainian forces. Vindman and his company secured enough private funding to launch a pilot project, focusing on embedding contractors with Ukrainian units near the front lines to provide logistical support and training. Although the Biden administration has expressed reluctance to have American contractors on the ground, the project has continued with the approval of the Ukrainian government, and efforts are being made to recruit non-American mercenaries as well.Now, Vindman is pleading poverty and asking for your help. The fact of the matter is that he's lucky he wasn't prosecuted for violating the law and his oath. While all suspects, including Vindman, are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, he is very lucky that Biden thinks he's above the law.













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Things could have changed but when I was in the Army, and I worked for a few months around a bunch of officer pilots, and they chatted a lot around me, The fact is a Lt. Col like Vindman who had not been already a Col. meant his career was time to retire.
I recall the Air Field commander who was just a Captain at the time changed his MOS because it gave him more time to find his promotion. I left with him still in command so don't know he he became a Major. But his performance was so poor we EM easily saw how shitty he was. He drank all the time. Earlier I worked for a Bat. HQ company where I was the Company clerk and that gave me an insider view of what happens. We had a shit turd for an XO and he was frantic asking me where his promotion papers were. I said over and over, gee sir, I don't know. Fact is I hid them. LAter I told him I found them. The Captain was a fine officer but he retired only as a Lt. Col himself. He told me years later when we talked on the phone. And the Captain now mentioned had service time later in Vietnam. A career builder if there is one. War is good for promotions.
 
Things could have changed but when I was in the Army, and I worked for a few months around a bunch of officer pilots, and they chatted a lot around me, The fact is a Lt. Col like Vindman who had not been already a Col. meant his career was time to retire.
I recall the Air Field commander who was just a Captain at the time changed his MOS because it gave him more time to find his promotion. I left with him still in command so don't know he he became a Major. But his performance was so poor we EM easily saw how shitty he was. He drank all the time. Earlier I worked for a Bat. HQ company where I was the Company clerk and that gave me an insider view of what happens. We had a shit turd for an XO and he was frantic asking me where his promotion papers were. I said over and over, gee sir, I don't know. Fact is I hid them. LAter I told him I found them. The Captain was a fine officer but he retired only as a Lt. Col himself. He told me years later when we talked on the phone. And the Captain now mentioned had service time later in Vietnam. A career builder if there is one. War is good for promotions.
These are little things that people who have served know but outsiders haven't a clue about.

It's why sometimes when you look at a politician's record, who said he was active-duty, or look at his awards, you can pretty much tell what he or she has done and how good they are at their job while serving. Course any enlisted man knows that officers take courses to pad their promotion resume. They have the minimum requirements for advancement, then there's those that go way beyond the call of duty and volunteer for schools and job classifications. I didn't really start climbing in rank till I volunteered for tough classifications. I made E7 by the time I had 9 years in the Army. I would have had to switch my MOS anyway to get there in my old job, because it maxed out at E6. I advanced quickly because I was filling a slot that most people couldn't or wouldn't fill.

My old classification was 36L, which had a couple of slots working in the White House. I would have been working with that putz Vindman. If I had pulled the stunt he pulled I would have spent time in Leavenworth.
 
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