Obama's Purge - 200 military officers have been fired

Fired By Obama
Lt. Gen. David Holmes Huntoon Jr.
 The 58th Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point

After multiple top generals described to WND what they regard as a full-scale “purge” of the U.S. military by the Obama administration, the commander of U.S. Army Garrison Japan was summarily relieved of duty and his civilian deputy reassigned, pending a “misconduct” investigation.
Nine generals and flag officers have been relieved of duty under Obama just this year – widely viewed as an extraordinary number – and several sources put the total number of senior officers purged during the five years of the Obama administration as close to 200.

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After multiple top generals described to World Net Daily what they regard as a full-scale “purge” of the U.S. military by the Obama administration, the commander of U.S. Army Garrison Japan was summarily relieved of duty and his civilian deputy reassigned, pending a “misconduct” investigation.

Nine generals and flag officers have been relieved of duty under Obama just this year – widely viewed as an extraordinary number – and several sources put the total number of senior officers purged during the five years of the Obama administration as close to 200.

In response, prominent retired generals – ranging from Army Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely, a Fox News senior military analyst, to Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin, a founder of the Army’s elite Delta Force, to Medal of Honor recipient Maj. Gen. Patrick Henry Brady – have all gone on the record with WND, characterizing Obama’s actions as nothing less than an all-out attack on America’s armed forces reports World Net Daily.

Army Col. Eric Tilley
U.S. Army Japan

According to U.S. Army Japan, Col. Eric Tilley was suspended from his job by Maj. Gen. James C. Boozer Sr., commander of U.S. Army Japan and I Corps (Forward) for a “lack of confidence” based on the results of an inquiry.

A spokesman for U.S. Army Japan, Maj. Kevin Toner, would not elaborate on what prompted a “lack of confidence,” saying it would be “inappropriate to make public the allegations because the investigation did not lead to findings of criminal misconduct.”

Tilley is to be replaced by Col. Joy Curriera.

Tilley’s dismissal is only the latest in what retired Navy Capt. Joseph John refers to as a “bigger picture” in which some “135 senior officers have been purged.”

“The ‘bigger picture,’” John told WND, “is that the U.S. Armed Forces have been under relentless attack by the occupant of the Oval Office for five years.”

A Naval Academy graduate, John had three tours of duty in Vietnam, served as an al-Qaida expert for the FBI, and was a commanding officer with SEALs embedded on special operations. He was awarded the Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal, five Meritorious Service Medals and 22 medals and unit citations for combat operations in Vietnam, Philippines, Desert Storm and on anti-terrorist operations.

Missing Nuke Alert: Generals Fired

Top nuke commanders Navy Vice Adm. Tim Giardina and Maj. Gen. Michael Carey terminated following exclusive high level military intelligence over secret nuclear warheads transfer.

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For other articles on the firing of generals see these stories:
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The Blaze.com - Purging Commanders
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A Military Coup? - Obama is purging the military
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Missing Nukes and Fired Generals - The termination of the top two US nuke commanders

A Military Coup? - Obama is purging the military

“There is no doubt he (Obama) is intent on emasculating the military and will fire anyone who disagrees with him”
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“There is no doubt he (Obama) is intent on emasculating the military and will fire anyone who disagrees with him”
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/10/top-generals-obama-is-purging-the-military/#vTtKGCZuaHAOuiEB.99

“There is no doubt he (Obama) is intent
on emasculating the military."

Major General Patrick Henry Brady

Holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor

Barack Obama is relieving four-star generals from the military at an unprecedented pace. This year alone, nine senior commanding generals have been fired by the administration.

Retired generals and current commanders who have spoken to TheBlaze believe that political ideology is the primary impetus behind the effort.

World Net Daily reported:

Retired Army Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady, recipient of the U.S. military’s highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, as well as other top retired officers, say President Obama’s agenda is decimating the morale of the U.S. ranks to the point members no longer feel prepared to fight or have the desire to win. 

“There is no doubt he (Obama) is intent on emasculating the military and will fire anyone who disagrees with him” over such issues as “homosexuals, women in foxholes, the Obama sequester,” Brady told WND. 

“They are purging everyone, and if you want to keep your job, just keep your mouth shut,” one source told WND. 

Not only are military service members being demoralized and the ranks’ overall readiness being reduced by the Obama administration’s purge of key leaders, colonels – those lined up in rank to replace outgoing generals – are quietly taking their careers in other directions. 

Retired Army Lt. Gen. William G. “Jerry” Boykin, who was with Delta Force and later Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence under President George W. Bush, says it is worrying that four-star generals are being retired at the rate that has occurred under Obama. 

“Over the past three years, it is unprecedented for the number of four-star generals to be relieved of duty, and not necessarily relieved for cause,” Boykin said. 

“I believe there is a purging of the military,” he said. “The problem is worse than we have ever seen.”

Also see General Patrick Henry Brady

Dr. Michael Savage

Generals Fired-Missing Nukes  -  Obama Coup?

Fired by Obama
Nuclear commanders Navy Vice Admiral Tim Giardina (left) and
Air Force Major General Michael Carey.
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See our article Missing Nukes and Fired Generals.

And you tell me
Over and over and over again, my friend
Ah, you don't believe
We're on the eve
of destruction.

---Barry McGuire

What to do about Egypt?

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Let's burn a church for Allah.

By Gary;

Egypt is a massive clusterfuck of a problem for the West.

What do you do?

• Support the neo-fascist military that has ruled Egypt with an iron hand since 1952, raping the country and treating it as their personal bank account?
• Or support the Islamist President and Parliament chosen by the people of Egypt in free elections?

What a bitch.

Americans like to pretend that they believe in freedom and democracy. But "ideals" never stopped the U.S. from backing a wide assortment of dictators, Kings and thugs all over the world as long as they supported the U.S.  So backing the dictatorial Egyptian army yet again would be nothing new for us.


Egypt's Christians have been totally screwed by Muslims since 642AD. 
Other than sending in a Western army what is it exactly we could do?
Western boots on the ground would only spark total anarchy.  Even
backing Egypt's military could create anarchy because a majority of Egyptians
voted for the Islamists. 

 

I don't have a problem with Egyptians freely voting for a more religious state.  It is none of anyone's business as long as there is no violence against its own citizens or its neighbors.

In some ways I don't blame the Islamists for being pissed.  After all the majority of Egyptians voted for them in free elections.  But burning down churches tells you what they really believe, and it is not democracy.

One thing that does bother me is the American political class hammering on the discrimination against Egyptian Christians as an excuse to get us involved in another nation's civil war.

The fact of the matter is those same conservatives who are wringing their hands about the poor Christians today were totally oblivious to the attacks and discrimination against them when the U.S. backed military dictatorship was in power.

Let's bottom line this.  Christians have been totally screwed by militant, dictatorial Islam since  the Muslim conquest of Egypt back in 639–642AD.

For the last 1,400 years Egypt has not been some magical wonderland where Christians, Jews and Muslims have joined together to sing Kumbayah and live in peace.

No matter which faction if the Religion of Peace ruled Egypt the non-Muslims were always treated like crap.  They were forced to be second class citizens in their own nation.

So what to do?

It does not make me feel any better that the Islamist Dictator Saudi King Abdullah has called on Arabs to stand together against "attempts to destabilize" Egypt in a strong message of support for the country's military leadership.

Wonderful.  Islamist wackos on all sides.

I don't give a damn about Egypt.  They have been solving their own problems for 7,000 years.  But I think the time is here for the Western nations to back the Egyptian military's attempt to keep order.

But even if order is restored it will not protect the Christians in the long run from the so-called "moderate" Muslims who dislike Christians almost as much as the Islamists.

Still a temporary peace would be something.  So let's load up the planes with ammo for the military and have them put down the Islamists.

Muslim Brotherhood Torch Catholic School
Muslim Brotherhood supporters marked the Christian stores with a black “x”. Flashbacks to Jews in Germany and Kristellnacht, the Night of the Broken Glass, where marked Jewish businesses were destroyed.
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After torching a Franciscan school, Islamists paraded three nuns on the streets like “prisoners of war” before a Muslim woman offered them refuge. Two other women working at the school were sexually harassed and abused as they fought their way through a mob.
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"We are nuns. We rely on God and the angels to protect us," said Sister Manal . "At the end, they paraded us like prisoners of war and hurled abuse at us as they led us from one alley to another without telling us where they were taking us," she said.
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The incident at the Franciscan school was repeated at Minya where a Catholic school was razed to the ground by an arson attack and a Christian orphanage was also torched.

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"I am terrified and unable to focus," said Boulos Fahmy, the pastor of a Catholic church a short distance away from Manal's school. "I am expecting an attack on my church any time now," he said Saturday.
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Bishoy Alfons Naguib, a 33-year-old businessman from Minya, has a similarly harrowing story.
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His home supplies store on a main commercial street in the provincial capital, also called Minya, was torched this week and the flames consumed everything inside.

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"A neighbor called me and said the store was on fire. When I arrived, three extremists with knifes approached me menacingly when they realized I was the owner," recounted Naguib. His father and brother pleaded with the men to spare him. Luckily, he said, someone shouted that a Christian boy was filming the proceedings using his cell phone, so the crowd rushed toward the boy shouting "Nusrani, Nusrani," the Quranic word for Christians which has become a derogatory way of referring to them in today's Egypt.
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"On our Mustafa Fahmy street, the Islamists had earlier painted a red X on Muslim stores and a black X on Christian stores," he said. "You can be sure that the ones with a red X are intact."
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In the four days since security forces cleared two sit-in camps by supporters of Egypt’s ousted president, Islamists have attacked dozens of Coptic churches along with homes and businesses owned by the Christian minority. The campaign of intimidation appears to be a warning to Christians outside Cairo to stand down from political activism.
(Yahoo - Associated Press)

Islamic Insanity
Damaged pharaonic objects lie on the floor of the Malawi Antiquities Museum after it was ransacked and looted between the evening of Thursday, Aug. 15 and the morning of Friday, Aug. 16, 2013, in Malawi, south of Minya, Egypt.
(news.yahoo.com)

They Come from Two Different Worlds

These two photos (above and below) really say it all about Egypt and the Middle East. Society is divided between modern and traditional. Each thinks they know the correct way to live and each will not give in to the other side.

  

Islamist Church Burnings

The damaged interior of the Saint Moussa Church is seen a day after it was torched in
sectarian violence following the dispersal of two Cairo sit-ins of supporters of the
ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, in Minya, south of Cairo, Egypt,
Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013.

(Photo: AP)

The Tragedy of Egyptian Democracy



The Tanks are Back in Town

Move along.  Nothing to see here.

Don't worry.  We will have elections later.

By Gary;

Egypt.  The military is back and the wacko Islamists are out.  Both a happy and a sad day for the first ever elected government of Egypt.

Unlike many so-called "Conservatives" in America I was excited by the Arab Spring.  Here we had an Internet powered revolution against 12,000 years of Egyptian military dictatorships.  The people wanted a voice instead of the government being run just for the well-connected Elites of society.

While I was happy that Egypt was moving toward their first ever free elections, most American Conservatives were pulling their hair out because the U.S. was not backing a corrupt military dictatorship with all our power against a People's Revolution. 

Ratings driven fools like Rush and Hannity never spelled out what they would have done.  Would they have ordered the dictatorship to fire machine guns into crowds of hundreds of thousands of Egyptians?  No, the radio and TV talking heads are often full of BS.  It is all white hot talk for ratings and cold hard cash.

In any case, not all revolutions turn out well.

• The American Revolution ended in a peacefully created government.
• The English Revolution cut off the head of King Charles I and created a dictatorship by Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell.
• The French Revolution killed upwards of 40,000 people with lots and lots of head chopping and bringing the dictatorship of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
• Other revolutions in Mexico, Russia and China have been very violent.

The point is the Egyptian Revolution is still a work in progress.  God knows where it will go.

The one thing I do know, it is none of America's business what form of government the people of Egypt select as long as they are not attacking their neighbors or committing mass murder.

Egypt has ruled themselves for 12,000 years.  They do not need the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Britain or the UAE telling them what to do.

Let us give Egypt calm encouragement to move towards peacefully adopting democracy.  But let us leave them the Hell alone to do it.


Laser light show in Tahrir Square Protesters cheer at anti government slogans in Cairo, Egypt 

Back in 2011 Egypt had free elections



Free elections.
And yes Democrats in the US, they had ballot security and ID laws for voting.

They Come from Two Different Worlds

These two photos (above and below) really say it all about Egypt and the Middle East.  Society is divided between modern and traditional.  Each thinks they know the correct way to live and they will not give in to the other side.

But traditional or modern, both sides eagerly wanted to cast their vote in the
first ever free election in Egyptian history.

EGYPTIAN ELECTIONS
An Egyptian woman looks at a ballot as she votes in Maadi, a suburb
of Cairo, Egypt, Monday, Nov. 28, 2011.
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The Egyptians had a Hell of a lot more choices for their
Parliament than Americans have in their elections.