General Brown - Soon to be Air Force Chief (Video) Must See

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=mx0HnOTUkVI ^ | June 2020 | CSAF (Soon to be) - Gen Brown

[FRinCanada2]

Please watch and share this non-partisan, non-political heartfelt message from the newly unanimously appointed Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force

The right man for the job - for such a time as this.

[FRinCanada2]

Only 64,000 views - please share and stand with General Brown as he prepares to take his seat at the table with the other Joint Chiefs carrying this burden he describes - pray for him and stand with him as we Defend the defend the sweet land of liberty with all its historical flaws - America is too young to die - America United IS the greatest fighting force for liberty and freedom the world has ever and will ever know. Divided she will be destroyed - May that not be so. General Brown is the right man for the job. Period.

[Regulator]

Gee. Seems Charlie Brown has a grudge to bear.

This guy is in charge of the USAF? Does he get that he was put there because of his race?

All he does is ricochet between all the bad stuff that happened and how he worked to show Whitey just how good he really was.

On what planet does the guy running the most powerful military force ever created end up being a guy with conflicted loyalties and a chip on his shoulder?

Never heard of the guy until he was nominated. Now I wish I never had.

[ought-six]

If it’s the General Brown I’m thinking of he is a political animal to the core. No thanks. But, maybe I’m thinking of a different General Brown.

[G Larry]

Were you expecting a Black leader who hadn’t actually had any of these experiences, or just one who wouldn’t talk about them?

[Salvavida]

I’m thinking about why an Air Force general believes he has to hyphenate his nationality with a continent that has no claim to him, or vice-versa.

I’m thinking about all the racism I was subjected to at a Historically Black University, while I was one of the very, very, very few whites.

I am thinking about the Nigerians in my high school whom were the subject of brutal racism.

I am thinking about how race never become an issue when I served in the Marines for 20 years until black race baiters filled that void.

Enough of diversity. We need Americans.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I do not trust any of the Obama generals.

[Regulator]

You just put your finger on it.

He’s a Black leader, not an Air Force leader.

There’s a difference.

[Regulator]

Wouldn’t have been helpful of him to wax poetic about how great a nation it is that would elevate him to such a lofty position?

A nation that can build F-16s - which I can design, but he got to fly - and let a guy like him actually fly them?

Only a tiny fraction of humanity has ever gotten to do that. Certainly if his ancestors had been able to steer clear of the other tribesman who captured and sold them, he would never have had to worry about being in the position of being able to fly supersonic jets. They would be happily at home in their hut in western Africa. Living to the age of 35 or 40 when some hideous bacteria would take them out.

Helpful if he had the insight to understand that. Instead, he only has the selfish bitterness of someone who thought he was entitled to that which he could not make.

And no gratitude towards the people who allowed him to get that far, out of nothing more then empathy with his ancestors. It isn’t like he couldn’t just pack a rucksack and head home to the Dark Continent where clearly, he’d feel far more at home.

Now he’s in charge of the nuclear arsenal of the United States and the fate of the free world literally hangs in the balance. Will the Chinese or even the Russians test him?

You can bet your butt they will. Nobody like him would ever get even kind of close to their levers of power.

[Night Hides Not]

I am thinking about how race never become an issue when I served in the Marines for 20 years until black race baiters filled that void.

I reported to my first unit way back in January 1977. The weekend before my arrival, a race riot erupted in the barracks, to include wall locker being thrown through a window, with a sergeant in it.

So what changed during my two years at that battery? We had great leadership, excellent NCOs. All of the officers were bachelors, and we spent quite a bit of time in the barracks after duty hours. We were Army on an Air Force base, so we had that us against them.

We also took advantage of the ability to transfer poor soldiers to a sister battalion that was attached to the Big Red 1. They spent 8 months out of the year at Grafenwoehr, and it was a lot nicer on our base, to include omelets made to order in the mess hall. The threat of transfer was a great deterrent.

[Grimmy]

We also took advantage of the ability to transfer poor soldiers to a sister battalion that was attached to the Big Red 1. They spent 8 months out of the year at Grafenwoehr, and it was a lot nicer on our base, to include omelets made to order in the mess hall. The threat of transfer was a great deterrent.

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And access to the USAF females and the USAF E-Club.

When I was stationed at Camp Schwabb in Oki with 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment (2/4), the air base at Kadena was a golden place to go to.

[itsahoot]

I’m thinking about why an Air Force general believes he has to hyphenate his nationality with a continent that has no claim to him, or vice-versa.

For the same reason he uses the title General in his name, it invokes privilege.

[zeestephen]

Re: “unanimously appointed”

That means EVERY Democrat U.S. Senator voted for him.

That means Obama promoted him several times.

The Democrats NEVER make a mistake with appointments.

General Colin Powell's protege?

[CodeToad]

He’s a racist. No thanks.

[FRinCanada2]

Bump for index - very interesting dialogue, healthy dialogue but very interesting. That being said, keep in mind that this video was recorded after he was appointed as the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, he has not yet been sworn into that position, my take on this very powerful video conveys that he knows very deeply how heavy of a burden he is carrying and his career and life experience molded him into the leader he is today.

He will take his seat at the table of the Joint Chiefs very soon and I predict that the entire Department of Defense will benefit from his perspective.

[FRinCanada2]

https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Biographies/Display/Article/108485/general-charles-q-brown-jr/

[ought-six]

No, that’s not the guy I’m thinking of.

[Gay State Conservative]

later

[EasySt]

"No, that’s not the guy I’m thinking of."

Perhaps it was this one?

Here's US 4 Star Army General Brown who considers
this video a weapon, and invited its creation.

He stresses the importance of multi-domain ops,
particularly in the human, social communications domain.

In other words, us here on the Web.(and elsewhere.)

He talks about weapons to save even our enemies.
These weapons, it seems...

Political Grace. The art of disagreeing well.
AND The Ultimate Countermeasure to those who would Divide!:
Intentional unity.

The Future of War and how it affects YOU Multi-Domain Operations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOTYgcdNrXE

I suspect these two generals get along just fine.

Let's look back at General Michael Flynn, talking about
a Civilian Army of Digital Soldiers...
Citizen Journalists...

Yeah, the guy and his whole family just in the news for
taking the recently "Q" promoted common Government
Officer's Oath, and ending it with the saying from a
certain boat bell that "Q" has used relentlessly, which
has become THE CATCH PHRASE for the global QAnon movement.

"Where We Go One, We Go All"
Just like all the others here and around the world that
are taking that oath have been doing before General Flynn
and his Family did it with us.

Perhaps America's Intel General is clueless about QAnon, though...

Let's listen to That General Flynn, back before the Cabal came
after him to try and stop what's coming...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=V2MgTd3LgB0

~Easy~
#WWG1WGA

[Revolutionary]

This general is a real disappointment, all he sees is color. His whole life. Not badly treated. In most cases helped by his color. But still carries a chip. Overly sensitive to any perceived slight.