Why are you asking? This is why I am asking.... the sole "Like" received in reaction to this post on another thread came from.... you.
I found your post extremely troubling. What kind of insidious influence could you possibly be in thrall of?
What do you think?
debatepolitics.com
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Huh? Come again ? Also consider Trump's enthusiastic support for war crimes and war criminals....
https://www.usatoday.com › opinion › 2020/12/23 › tr...
Dec 23, 2020 — ...
https://www.nytimes.com › U.S. › Politics
Apr 13, 2021 — The move halts a
Trump administration decision to shift some units to Belgium and
Italy and bring others home, a plan that had rankled
European ...
https://www.reuters.com › article › u-s-to-withdraw-abo...
Jul 29, 2020 —
Trump announced his intention last month to cut by about a third the 36,000-strong U.S.
troop contingent in Germany, faulting the close U.S. ...
https://www.cfr.org › in-brief › trumps-sudden-and-dan...
Jun 8, 2020 — President Donald J.
Trump's order to
withdraw nearly ten thousand U.S.
troops from Germany betrays a close ally, undermines confidence in ...
A behind-the-scenes look at former President Trump’s unprecedented clash with the Pentagon.
www.axios.com
Jonathan Swan,
Zachary Basu
May 16, 2021 -
Politics & Policy
Episode 9: Trump's war with his generals
"..John McEntee, one of Donald Trump's most-favored aides, handed retired Army Col. Douglas Macgregor a piece of paper with a few notes scribbled on it. He explained: "This is what the president wants you to do."
1. Get us out of Afghanistan.
2. Get us out of Iraq and Syria.
3. Complete the withdrawal from Germany.
4. Get us out of Africa.
It was Nov. 9, 2020 — days after Trump lost his re-election bid, 10 weeks before the end of his presidency and just moments after Macgregor was offered a post as senior adviser to acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller.
As head of the powerful Presidential Personnel Office, McEntee had Trump's ear.
Even so, Macgregor was astonished. He told McEntee he doubted they could do all of these things before Jan. 20.
"Then do as much as you can," McEntee replied.. .."