[ChicagoConservative27]

Go away already you woke pig

[1Old Pro]

did cnn hire this loser yet?

[IC Ken]

Not a word about how many America and were left there to be tortured.

[Tench_Coxe]

How did the Clintons put it?: “Mistakes were made”

[DeplorablePaul]

If Miss Milly was a Japanese general, he would have committed
hara-kiri as the shame would be unbearable.

[circlecity]

Accountability is such an antiquated notion.

[Zathras]

The tranny retired as he heard something inside the ranks.
Most likely his protection is gone.

[DaBroasta]

A true, war-fighting general would have took responsibility and resigned after going along with a debacle like Biden's Afghanistan SNAFU.

[escapefromboston]

How are those recruitment levels ?

[brownsfan]

Uh, during my time in the military looking for a “pound of flesh” was standard operating procedure. It was also known as discipline.

This country is so screwed up.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Adm. Jeremy Boorda knew what to do.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Execute the President’s orders.”

So, the President is accountable for the fiasco and Milley was just following orders. I remember the Nazis in senior military positions saying this.

[Jan_Sobieski]

[dfwgator]

[Georgia Girl 2]

Milley will get his just rewards.

[detch]

How many people talk about Mattis these days? How about no one.

In a month or two, no one will even remember the name of this self serving jerk.

Bye Millie, soon to be what’s his name?

[noiseman]

”There were decisions made over 20 years that landed us where we did.”

What total and complete BS. So according to Milley, a general (or president) can make whatever idiotic decision he wants in the moment and he’s not responsible for the consequences, because somehow unrelated events of the past are to blame. That would be like saying that a pilot who impulsively decided to crash the plane, killing a bunch of the passengers in the process, is not responsible for the outcome because the airplane had some longstanding maintenance problems.

[PGR88]

I’ve never been to Afghanistan, but just looking at a topographical map, its pretty clear that once Baghram Airbase was surrendered, Kabul was very precarious and any defenders there would have no initiative or room for maneuver whatsoever.

Its like the French seizing the low ground at Dien Bien Phu

[Gritty]

"There were decisions made over 20 years that landed us where we did.”

True. But how we ended where we did was done since Biden took office. A successful Trump Withdrawal Plan was thrown out then. Concentrate there for starters. Somebodies took a great plan and totally f*cked it up - and likely on purpose.

Fire and prosecute the stupid, malignant b@st@rds for gross incompetence at least - and likely treason for some!

[Bonemaker]

“Wars don’t end because of events in the last ten or fifteen days”

Dumshit never heard of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[mabarker1]

HEY generalloserboy how about you and your family all fly to that $}{!T}{0£€ in the sandbox and stand there while the local barbarians shoot, stab and dismember all of you.

Then tell us how you feel...