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Nixon had his notorious "Enemies List" to dispose of but Trump has volumes of enemies to take out once he becomes dictator tyrant against America. Included among them are former SecDef and West Point grad Mark Esper and Mark Milley. Indeed, Esper and Milley talked Trump out of court martialing the retired Admiral William McRaven for his public criticisms of Trump. McRaven was the commander of US Special Operations who did the OpsPlan that killed Bin Laden in Pakistan.
By Trump's own boasting to include by the goons around him there's a very long list of names due Trump's "vengeance and retribution" as Trump says in his own words. Milley is around the top of the long list and it's suspected Mike Pence is high up there too. Mitt Romney, Liz Cheney et al. Woodward says Milley has had a "barrage of death threats" since clashing with the MAGA Orange God who is Putin's not at all silent partner.
www.theguardian.com
Mark Milley, a retired US army general fears being recalled to uniform and court-martialed should Trump defeat Kamala Harris next month and return to power. “He is a walking, talking advertisement of what he’s going to try to do,” Milley recently “warned former colleagues”, the veteran Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward writes in an upcoming book. “He’s saying it and it’s not just him, it’s the people around him.” Woodward cites Steve Bannon, Trump’s former campaign chair and White House strategist now jailed for contempt of Congress, as saying of Milley: “We’re gonna hold him accountable.”
Trump’s wish to recall and court-martial retired senior officers who criticized him in print include Mark Esper, Trump’s second secretary of defense. In Woodward’s telling, in a 2020 Oval Office meeting with Milley and Esper, Trump “yelled” and “shouted” about William McRaven, a retired admiral who led the 2011 raid in Pakistan in which US special forces killed Osama bin Laden, and Stanley McChrystal, the retired special forces general whose men killed another al-Qaida leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, in Iraq in 2006. Milley was able to persuade Trump to back down, Woodward writes, but fears no such guardrails will be in place if Trump is re-elected. Woodward also describes Milley receiving “a non-stop barrage of death threats” since his retirement last year, and quotes the former general as telling him, of Trump: “No one has ever been as dangerous to this country.” Trump became enraged by pieces McRaven wrote for the Washington Post and the New York Times – writing in the Post that “there is nothing left to stop the triumph of evil” – and comments McChrystal calling Trump “immoral” and “dishonest.” “As a former chairman, Milley was provided round-the-clock government security for his two final years. But he had taken additional precautions at significant personal expense, installing bullet-proof glass and blast-proof curtains at his home.”
To paraphrase Edmund Burke: "All it takes for evil to triumph is for members of the armed forces to vote third party rather than vote for Kamala Harris."
By Trump's own boasting to include by the goons around him there's a very long list of names due Trump's "vengeance and retribution" as Trump says in his own words. Milley is around the top of the long list and it's suspected Mike Pence is high up there too. Mitt Romney, Liz Cheney et al. Woodward says Milley has had a "barrage of death threats" since clashing with the MAGA Orange God who is Putin's not at all silent partner.
Mark Milley fears being court-martialed if Trump wins, Woodward book says
Retired US army general fears unusual action of being recalled to uniform for retribution, veteran reporter writes
www.theguardian.com
Mark Milley, a retired US army general fears being recalled to uniform and court-martialed should Trump defeat Kamala Harris next month and return to power. “He is a walking, talking advertisement of what he’s going to try to do,” Milley recently “warned former colleagues”, the veteran Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward writes in an upcoming book. “He’s saying it and it’s not just him, it’s the people around him.” Woodward cites Steve Bannon, Trump’s former campaign chair and White House strategist now jailed for contempt of Congress, as saying of Milley: “We’re gonna hold him accountable.”
Trump’s wish to recall and court-martial retired senior officers who criticized him in print include Mark Esper, Trump’s second secretary of defense. In Woodward’s telling, in a 2020 Oval Office meeting with Milley and Esper, Trump “yelled” and “shouted” about William McRaven, a retired admiral who led the 2011 raid in Pakistan in which US special forces killed Osama bin Laden, and Stanley McChrystal, the retired special forces general whose men killed another al-Qaida leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, in Iraq in 2006. Milley was able to persuade Trump to back down, Woodward writes, but fears no such guardrails will be in place if Trump is re-elected. Woodward also describes Milley receiving “a non-stop barrage of death threats” since his retirement last year, and quotes the former general as telling him, of Trump: “No one has ever been as dangerous to this country.” Trump became enraged by pieces McRaven wrote for the Washington Post and the New York Times – writing in the Post that “there is nothing left to stop the triumph of evil” – and comments McChrystal calling Trump “immoral” and “dishonest.” “As a former chairman, Milley was provided round-the-clock government security for his two final years. But he had taken additional precautions at significant personal expense, installing bullet-proof glass and blast-proof curtains at his home.”
To paraphrase Edmund Burke: "All it takes for evil to triumph is for members of the armed forces to vote third party rather than vote for Kamala Harris."
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