The Destruction of The United States Military

What is going on?  Is our own U.S. Military being dis-mantled right before our eyes?  Quietly, of course, and under the radar for the most part. The evening news has not been covering this big story.  Why not?  Are they unaware of the facts — and the danger! — or are they deliberately turning a blind eye to Obama’s downgrading  of U.S. military prowess?  Check this out for yourself; just a little research immediately reveals 19 top ranking military leaders have been removed by our own Commander-in-Chief, Obama.

Here are some of our top military officers removed under Obama’s reign:

Maj. Gen. Michael Carey, who led the 20th Air Force and was in charge of all Air Force nuclear missiles was fired following a probe into alleged ‘personal misbehavior.’ The circumstances of Carey’s firing were unclear. Two officials told the Associated Press it had to do with alcohol use. A senior U.S. Defense official said he was fired over “conduct.” Officials said that it did not have to do with gambling, or the loss of a nuclear weapon, or sexual misconduct. Lt. Gen. James Kowalski, commander of Air Force Global Strike Command, made the decision based on details from an inspector general probe into Carey’s behavior on a “temporary duty assignment,” according to the Air Force. “It’s unfortunate that I’ve had to relieve an officer who’s had an otherwise distinctive career spanning 35 years of commendable service.” (How many pictures have you seen of Obama with a beer in his hand or even a joint? Come on!)

 Vice Admiral Tim Giardina, deputy commander of U.S. nuclear forces,  was relieved of duty amid a military investigation of allegations that he used counterfeit chips at an Iowa casino.  (Did NSA see this; tell on him?)

High-ranking officers in the United States military are being replaced by the Obama administration and for a number of dubious reasons . . . 

 

General David Petraeus is perhaps the most visible military officer removed under President Obama.  Back in November General David Petraeus resigned as head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), after an adulterous affair, which was ‘discovered’ by the Federal government snooping through his and his mistress’ emails. The timing of the removal of one of the nation’s most honored military minds, on the heels of the Benghazi scandal, is what makes this a most unusual case. Petraeus effectively disappeared from the national scene overnight. He lost his job over an affair.  (Say, whatever happened because of JFK and Marilyn, Clinton and Monica? Just askin’.)

 General John Allen. Obama accepted General Allen’s resignation, ostensibly over Allen’s sexual involvement with Jill Kelly. The Pentagon, however, did not allege misconduct charges against General Allen for an exchange of explicit pictures with Jill Kelly. Allen said his resignation was to “address health issues”. Same footnotes apply.

General Stanley McChrystal resigned in June 2010 after a Rolling Stone article written by mysteriously “disappeared” journalist Michael Hastings caused a controversy. McChrystal had batted down Joe Biden’s “counter-terrorism strategy,” saying it would lead to “Chaos-istan,” which landed McChrystal in hot water with the higher-ups. On June 17, 2013 Hastings blasted an email “FBI Investigation, re: NSA,” which said that he was onto a “big story” and he needed to “go off the radar for a bit.” He also advised Buzzfeed to retain legal counsel. Less than sixteen hours later, Hastings died in an early morning car crash at a high-rate of speed. These are the facts and people can make of them what they will.  Sad thing is that he was 100 percent right.

Gen. David McKiernan, the four-star who lead U.S. ground forces during the successful lightning Iraq invasion. He was asked to resign command of allied forces in Afghanistan just four months into Obama’s presidency in 2009. Never fully explained, but the implication was administration dissatisfaction with the war’s progress.

General Carter Ham was removed from his position as the top general at AFRICOM on October 12, 2012, obviously due to his actions on the night of September 11, 2012 during the Benghazi terrorist raid. General Ham, who was the Commander of the 2011 US-NATO operation to topple Gadhafi in Libya, reportedly disregarded a “stand down” order issued from above and ordered the launch of an in extremis force to rescue the eventually slain servicemen at Benghazi, Libya. Regardless of the exact events that night, he was almost immediately removed from command. General Ham has not been called to testify publicly on Benghazi. We must keep demanding answers on Benghazi, don’t give up, don’t relent, tell your representatives that we want answers.

Admiral David Gaouette.  Also involved in the military (non-) response to the 9/11 Benghazi attack was Admiral David Gaouette. He was replaced on October 27, 2012, according to Military.com news, “pending the outcome of an internal investigation into undisclosed allegations of inappropriate judgment.”  Gaouette also received, and disobeyed, a stand down order issued from above. Gaouette readied vital intelligence and communications operations for an extraction effort to be launched by Ham.” A Navy spokesman, however, declined to comment on the Admiral’s removal. Gaouette has also not been called to testify publicly about Benghazi.

Retired Marine General James “Hoss” Cartwright is currently the focus of a probe for “allegedly leaking classified information about a covert cyberattack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.” The former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who is 63, retired in 2011, after having been cleared of all wrongdoing in yet another sexually suggestive affair.

Others to check out for yourself:

General James Mattis

General William “Kip” Ward

Major General Ralph Baker

General Bryan Roberts

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair

Air Force Secretary Michael Lynn

General R. Michael Moseley

Maj. Gen. Charles M. McKiernan

Maj. Gen. Gregg A. Sturdevant

Maj. Gen. Peter Fuller

What is the red thread connecting several of these cases? An NSA whisteblower (Edward Snowden is only one of four major NSA whistleblowers) Russel Tice claims that the domestic spy agency is wiretapping and carrying out surveillance on top military officers. Listen to his interview —type in his name and watch the video.

Whether or not this is true, and it certainly seems the NSA has the capability to do this, it raises several questions about the manner that several high-ranking military officers were removed. Is there any manner of entrapment or blackmail being carried out on military officers, who subsequently refuse to testify openly and honestly over sensitive national security matters?

The deafening silence over who exactly issued the Benghazi “stand down order” that plausibly resulted in the deaths of two CIA servicemen (who also disobeyed stand down orders) and the reprisals against administration whistleblowers suggest that a thorough public investigation into such matters is of utmost importance. If the federal government is being abused to silence critics of the administration, or if it is being wielded against those who refuse to carry out illegal and immoral acts, representative government demands not just investigation, but decisive action.

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/101513-675217-obama-fires-two-nuclear-military-commanders.htm

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/obama-fires-top-general-without-even-phone-call_697744.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/24/us/politics/24mcchrystal.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

http://www.examiner.com/article/pentagon-denies-claims-general-was-fired-over-benghazi-attacks

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/04/general-fired-over-alcohol-sex-charges-officials_n_3018066.html

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/11/04/us-general-fired-for-verbal-attack-on-karzai/

http://beforeitsnews.com/obama/2013/05/obama-fired-3-generals-admiral-to-cover-up-benghazi-2450676.html

http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreenfield/obamas-war-on-american-generals/

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/10/11/us-usa-nuclear-idUSBRE99A0KG20131011

http://lubbockonline.com/national-news/2013-10-12/air-force-fires-general-charge-nuclear-missiles#.Ul5-a9LD-M8

http://www.sinclairinnocence.com/

http://www.militarycorruption.com/gensinclair9.htm

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/06/world/asia/us-general-fired-over-remarks-about-karzai.html?_r=0

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2013/09/30/Two-Marine-generals-fired-for-failing-to-protect-camp-in-Afghanistan/UPI-70071380582543/

If you know of other top U.S. Military leaders who have been scandalized/removed/retired/fired, please add their name to this list and PLEASE pass this vital alert along to every U.S. citizen that you know!

http://www.militarycorruption.com/gensinclair9.htm