At the risk of overstating it, there can't be any good to come out of this:
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this week reportedly ordered hundreds of U.S. military generals and admirals worldwide to report to a Marine Corps base in Virginia next week, for no clear reason and with next to no notice, per a Washington Post report Thursday.
A Defense Department spokesperson confirmed to HuffPost that Hegseth is convening top military leaders next week, but wouldn’t give any more details on what’s going on.
“The Secretary of War [sic] will be addressing his senior military leaders early next week,” chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said in a statement, using Trump’s new nickname for the defense secretary.
The bizarre directive was delivered earlier this week to virtually all of the U.S. military’s top commanders around the world, the Post reported, which translates to about 800 generals and admirals. And it comes months after Hegseth directed a 20% cut to top military leadership posts to free the military from “unnecessary bureaucratic layers.”...
Whether or not it's yet another chaotic distraction coming from the regime, the timing and the secrecy surrounding the announcement-- on the cusp of a threatened government shutdown and a crescendo of "Reichstag fire" incidents -- is very curious and troubling even to those who don't have a conspiratorial world view.
(Image: Whiskey Pete, totally competent and not a national security threat)
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