Marine Lt. Col. relieved for duty for speaking the truth to the corrupt hierarchy

a reply to: Zaphod58

Oh, there's no way he didn't know what was going to happen.

Says much for his integrity, and courage.

a reply to: GravitySucks

Maybe he was ready to leave, and decided to go out with a bang--carried out on his shield, as it were--instead of a whimper.

...and?

Be as suspicious as you like, but without proof/evidence, your suspicions are as yet unfounded.

He's not wrong in what he said, that has become very evident--moreso in the past weeks.

After days of reflection on this I think the US has double crossed it’s allies and is working for China. The military objectively committed treason and is refusing to acknowledge it, the Taliban has 10,000 American hostages and the government is more concerned with Republican phone records for the last 2 years.
Why does our government need to be reminded who the bad guys are?
Republicans and democrats used to be allies. Weird,huh ?
Remember he VP debate when Kamala told Pence” China won the war”. It shut Pence up quick.
I think we’re seeing treason at the highest levels of government play out in front of our eyes.
If we don’t speak up, we’ll all be speaking Chinese soon. The ones left, that is.

Important update

a reply to: projectvxn

Did he lose his wife?

Looks like he is out in a trailer in the woods.

Sounds like he has thought this through and has a plan.

a reply to: MDDoxs

Seems like he and his wife are having a rocky time.

Seems like he's feeling like I am. But I don't know what he's planning on doing. He's probably come to the conclusion that whatever is going on is being done on purpose and with considered acceptance of unnecessary death.

I hope what he's trying to do is create a critical mass. In that effort, I will support him. I'm hoping he isn't going to escalate things beyond organization and political action. But needlessly killing Marines doesn't sit well with a lot of people.

a reply to: projectvxn Look at the chess board.
It's a clue!

Just donated to Jaclyn's pay pal. Hope he continues getting support from Patriots. When one of our own steps up to speak the truth, we have to be prepared to pick up the tab for the things they give up. If we reliably do this, the whistleblowers will continue.

a reply to: GuitaristRob

Noticed that as well

Can anyone see good enough to look at the position of various pieces? "We will bring it down" is what we need to hear, from a Lt. Col. no less. The exact type of person who can run logistics and force readiness

We must organize or die

a reply to: knoxie

His intention was to retire with benefits and no doubt make Colonel. Instead, he took a big gamble to speak up to demand accountability. Nobody is going to risk their entire life (comfortable pay and retirement, he's a high ranking officer) over a gambit

He is a man of honor and should be given the benefit of the doubt until proven otherwise

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: incoserv

It doesn't matter whether he is right or wrong, he's a soldier and he should have gone through the proper chancels and the chain of command.

This isn't a whistleblower, he vented his opinions in public. He'd probably get the same if he was with any large company.

Yes because that sneaker rat Vindman was given the same lecture after disgracing himself trying to bring down his CINC. Classy.

originally posted by: JBurns
a reply to: GuitaristRob

Noticed that as well

Can anyone see good enough to look at the position of various pieces? "We will bring it down" is what we need to hear, from a Lt. Col. no less. The exact type of person who can run logistics and force readiness

We must organize or die

Also the video is titled "Your move".

a reply to: GuitaristRob

Great observation! I am slacking today I swear it

The Patriot movement is desperately in need of the type of organization and leadership a US Marine LTC can bring. I hope he considers lending his unique skillset to that end.

originally posted by: JBurns
a reply to: GuitaristRob

Great observation! I am slacking today I swear it

The Patriot movement is desperately in need of the type of organization and leadership a US Marine LTC can bring. I hope he considers lending his unique skillset to that end.

He also mentions in the video that he is a Bell wether alliance coin holder. So i did some digging.
thebellwetheralliance.com...

a reply to: projectvxn

"...my entrepreneurial success..."

I don't want money but send it to my wife.

My jury's still out.

originally posted by: incoserv
Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been “been relieved for cause based on lack of trust and confidence" due to a video that he posted on YouTube wherein he called out the corrupt leadership of the military for this fuster cluck in Afghanistan and demanding accountability.

Yeah, you can't do that sh!t in the Military. I don't blame them for firing him. It's not massive balls and he'll be lucky to walk away with an Honorable Discharge. I hope he doesn't have a family relying on him.

Speaking up doesn't mean much if you're saying the same thing everyone else is.

a reply to: CryHavoc

In this case, what he had to lose (he stated every thing you hoped he didnt at the beginning...no 20 years, a family, etc).

He knew the stakes. He said so. And he s3aud it didnt matter, he had to speak up.

This man acted out of a Marines duty and might lose everything. He is honestly everything Kaepernicks supporters like to pretend he is. This man walked into ruin and devastation because duty demanded it.

That needs to be recognized.

When you're in the military you have to look at it like you in a relationship if you don't agree with something your spouse does you did not call them out in front of a bunch of strangers you have their back in that moment then confront them in private. On top of the fact that they pay u to STFU and do what your told. If ur snowflake butt thought u couldn't handle that then u never should have signed the paper in the first place. U can't sign the paper cause u want that check then cry about the terms later. That's not how this works.

a reply to: gflyg

Crying about what? He accepted the consequences, however dire, and spoke the truth in spite of it. His duty is to the Constitution above all other.

We need the Colonel to lead the Patriot movement. Or at least the arming/training section of it. Right now it is too disorganized, chaotic, unfocused. We have lots of anger and lots of guns, some people are trained, but we aren't properly organized to take meaningful objectives and project credible deterrence (or overwhelming retaliation) against CONUS-based Axis powers. We need regional commands, unified leadership, decentralized logistics and communications, non-government intelligence and a strategic inertia only someone like this gentleman can provide.

In doing so, we can preserve our way of life, our culture and ensure California/New York can't dictate policy to the rest of us. It will ensure that anyone who challenges our right to exist as we choose/as we have for centuries regrets it dearly.

a reply to: gflyg

Crap take.

He immolated his career and sacrificed for what he believes in. That's a warrior.

Something so don't think you understand.