We could use more levity like this.

[Crepitus]

almost down to your level

Why is it I talk about a political figure and you talk about me?

Could it be that you cannot find any way to defend the political figure's behavior?

 

[berg80]

Oh, so you proved my point then that you're just using him for your agenda. Got it.

If by "my agenda" you mean me pointing out he is unfit to lead the DoD then I agree.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Hitler’s Secretary of War did something lefties do not like.

ALERT THE MEDIA.

 

[Lesh]

Hogwash.

We always said a prayer with the Chaplain before we went on a mission.

And there is no separation of church and state. Only in your sick little leftist minds.

Was that prayer focused on killing or getting home safe?

 

[berg80]

Was that prayer focused on killing or getting home safe?

They seem incapable of seeing the difference. Or they just don't want to.

 

[pknopp]

There was nothing failing in GBs desire to have more concessions and taxes from US. They had the strongest empire the world had ever seen. That doesn't look like failure to me.

OK.......old King George III ended up locked away.

Maybe we will see some correlations going forward.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

OK.......old King George III ended up locked away.

Maybe we will see some correlations going forward.

We're not locking up the iranian lunatic mullah 12ers. Orange man is giving them a deal.

 

[pknopp]

We're not locking up the iranian lunatic mullah 12ers. Orange man is giving them a deal.

$20 billion dollars or something like that.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

$20 billion dollars or something like that.

Yep, for some strange reason, we like to give them money. O gave them around 50 billion dollars, really around 150B but only 50 of that was liquid. Strange huh.


No, not fake news. Here, let me help you out. This is even from one of the liberal approved regurgitated spoon fed sites:

https://www.cnn.com/2016/08/03/politics/us-sends-plane-iran-400-million-cash

"In announcing the agreement, Obama said that paying the $400 million – plus $1.3 billion in interest – was saving American taxpayers billions of dollars. The Iranians had been seeking more than $10 billion at arbitration"

Additionally, we freed up 50 more billion of liquid assets for iran.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Yes, they had no business being there at all. The president lies and gets them killed and you feel like they need to keep on kissing his feet.




LOL

like i said asswipe...you already expressed the disdain you have for the military in another thread..

 

[mudwhistle]

Was that prayer focused on killing or getting home safe?

Stupid question.

 

[mudwhistle]

Peter Kegsbreath is indicative that this entire Administration is fradulent.

You shouldn't use big words you don't understand!

 

[berg80]

Stupid question.

On the contrary, it's the essential question.

 

[mudwhistle]

On the contrary, it's the essential question.

No it's not.

You're basically an asshole to ask a stupid question like that.

 

[berg80]

No it's not.

You're basically an asshole to ask a stupid question like that.

I feel badly that you're not capable of understanding why the question goes to the heart of the matter. High school drop out?

 

[Independent thinker]

Pete Hegseth Quotes Violent Prayer From ‘Pulp Fiction,’ References Bible​

Hegseth told his audience he spoke with Admiral Brad Cooper, who has led U.S. forces during the Iran War, about how they use religious teachings to influence the policy and military decisions they later make.
He then said that reminded him of a prayer given to him by the head of the recent combat search and rescue (CSAR) mission to find and save Air Force crew members shot down in Iran.
He said he was told the prayer is titled “CSAR 2517,” and said it borrows some wording from Bible verse Ezekiel 25:17, but didn’t mention it was adapted almost word-for-word from a violent monologue delivered by actor Samuel L. Jackson in “Pulp Fiction” before the character kills someone.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/04/16/pete-hegseth-quotes-violent-prayer-from-pulp-fiction-references-bible/

Maybe he just likes Samuel Jackson. Or in particular the scene from Pulp Fiction. Who knows? I do know we could all use more hilarity right now. More belly laughs. Pete is very good at providing them. Though I'm pretty sure this one was unintentional. He always looks so very earnest at the Pentagon prayerfests he conducts.

It certainly is understandable for people put in harm's way to seek comfort in asking for their chosen deity's protection. That's not what Pete is doing.

At Pentagon Worship Service, Hegseth Casts Iran Conflict as Violent Holy War Against God’s Enemies​

At Pentagon Worship Service, Hegseth Casts Iran Conflict as Violent Holy War Against God’s Enemies

In the first Christian worship service at the Pentagon since the start of the strikes against Iran, Pete Hegseth, who likes to call himself the “Secretary of War,” used prayer and several Bible passages to cast the conflict as a holy war against God’s enemies.

publicwitness.wordandway.org

There's no humor in that.

You posting TDS threads every day is all the levity we really need.

 

[mudwhistle]

I feel badly that you're not capable of understanding why the question goes to the heart of the matter. High school drop out?

No. Graduated class of 74'.

Any more stupid questions?

The reason I'm saying you're an asshole is because you're probably remembering a scene from the movie "Patton", and real world missions don't go down like a Hollywood script. Soldiers aren't all murderers and rapists.

I know you love trashing the military because you believe false-stereotypes created by Hollywood.

Why don't you go kiss a communist's butt while you're at it, Jane Fonda.

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Pete Hegseth Quotes Violent Prayer From ‘Pulp Fiction,’ References Bible​

Hegseth told his audience he spoke with Admiral Brad Cooper, who has led U.S. forces during the Iran War, about how they use religious teachings to influence the policy and military decisions they later make.
He then said that reminded him of a prayer given to him by the head of the recent combat search and rescue (CSAR) mission to find and save Air Force crew members shot down in Iran.
He said he was told the prayer is titled “CSAR 2517,” and said it borrows some wording from Bible verse Ezekiel 25:17, but didn’t mention it was adapted almost word-for-word from a violent monologue delivered by actor Samuel L. Jackson in “Pulp Fiction” before the character kills someone.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/04/16/pete-hegseth-quotes-violent-prayer-from-pulp-fiction-references-bible/

Maybe he just likes Samuel Jackson. Or in particular the scene from Pulp Fiction. Who knows? I do know we could all use more hilarity right now. More belly laughs. Pete is very good at providing them. Though I'm pretty sure this one was unintentional. He always looks so very earnest at the Pentagon prayerfests he conducts.

It certainly is understandable for people put in harm's way to seek comfort in asking for their chosen deity's protection. That's not what Pete is doing.

At Pentagon Worship Service, Hegseth Casts Iran Conflict as Violent Holy War Against God’s Enemiesth​

At Pentagon Worship Service, Hegseth Casts Iran Conflict as Violent Holy War Against God’s Enemies

In the first Christian worship service at the Pentagon since the start of the strikes against Iran, Pete Hegseth, who likes to call himself the “Secretary of War,” used prayer and several Bible passages to cast the conflict as a holy war against God’s enemies.

publicwitness.wordandway.org

There's no humor in that.

This is why the Framers mandated the separation of church and state.

 

[Auld Phart]

Why is it I talk about a political figure and you talk about me?

Could it be that you cannot find any way to defend the political figure's behavior?

could it be YOU make him look like a genius?

YOU make a large number of people look like geniuses.

you attack because of their political leaning.

not because they said/did something wrong.