THE ERA OF TRUMP

[Smitty-48]

We use second generation warfare officer code.

You tell em', nuke, that's right, the chain of command says they want a schwerpunkt and auftragstaktik, but as soon as you try to do it, they go Cuck and put you under investigation, that's how it works, you got that exactly right.

[TheReal_ND]

We use second generation warfare officer code.

You tell em', nuke, that's right, the chain of command says they want a schwerpunkt and auftragstaktik, but as soon as you try to do it, they go Cuck and put you under investigation, that's how it works, you got that exactly right.

I learned that from a modern military trainer interviewed on an Alt-Right podcast. Now I need to find his name.

Alongside several U.S. officers, Lind is one of the originators of fourth-generation war (4GW) theory.[12]

Lind served as a legislative aide for Senator Robert Taft, Jr., of Ohio from 1973 through 1976 and held a similar position with Senator Gary Hart of Colorado from 1977 through 1986.[citation needed] He is the author of the Maneuver Warfare Handbook (Westview Press, 1985) and co-author, with Gary Hart, of America Can Win: The Case for Military Reform.

With Bruce Gudmundsson, Lind hosted the program Modern War on the now-defunct satellite television network NET.[citation needed]

Lind, an opponent of the Iraq War, has written for the Marine Corps Gazette, Defense and the National Interest, (D-N-I.net), and The American Conservative.[13]

According to writer Robert Coram in his book Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed The Art of War, during lectures on maneuver warfare Lind was sometimes criticized for having never served in the military, for having "never dodged a bullet, he had never led men in combat, he had never even worn a uniform and clearly spending way too much time playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare". Coram writes that when challenged by an officer, Lind "cut him off at the knees."[14]

Well I guess he wasn't an instructor but he references many that he's known personally.

[Smitty-48]

And that was the thing with Flynn, he wanted to push the envelope, he wanted to break the stovepipes, he wasn't satisfied to just sit around and do nothing with the intel like the rest of them, he wanted to action that intel fast enough and wide enough that it could get warheads on foreheads of terrorists before they could escape, the bureaucratic rules were hamstringing the military, JSOC needed to move faster, but when he did push the envelope, he was hammered down for it, then he'd get mad and tell people to go fuck themselves, which didn't help his career, but still; feature not a bug.

Now that he's National Security Adviser, it's payback time, and that's why they are scared of him. He has the President's ear and he outranks all the Generals now, except Mattis and Kelly.

[TheReal_ND]

and that's why they are scared of him.

I'm just going to go ahead and say that the more scared they are, the more fucking potential we have with our guy Trump.

Fuck it feels good to say "our guy Trump."

[Okeefenokee]

Well, I'm out of beer, and Texas doesn't sell more this late. WTF, even Georgia that just started selling on Sunday last year doesn't stop selling beer because it's late. I'ma hit the hay and go check out some caves tomorrow. I'll get back with you tomorrow evening.

[pettertb]

Whats up with stovepipes?

[TheReal_ND]

Failure of the casing to eject from the port thus leading to a stoppage. Quite common, oddly enough, on my old spring field 1911 that I got rid of.

The slide actually smacks back on the casing being ejected and jamming it in place. This is usually due to poor loads, an overly tight spring or limp wristing the fire arm.

[Smitty-48]

In intelligence terms, stovepipes are information that isn't being shared laterally across your network, various agencies and departments hording information so they can be the ones in the know, to the detriment of the overall mission and objectives therein.

Information is power, so these bureaucracies tend to horde it just for hording's sake, but only to their own narrow interest, not in the interests of the country.

There is rampant over classification and secrecy, but the vast majority is not about security, it's about stovepiping, protecting bureaucratic fiefdoms and empire building within the context of interagency/interservice rivalry.

[pettertb]

I see.

Familiar concept

(Is there a difference between insulated and non insulated stove pipes? What about ventilated pipe solutions? )

[Montegriffo]

Great morning reading, the moment Okee found out he's not in the club and the club is actually run by Goebbels and Himmler.
No shame in throwing away the blinkers to become Hess and be Trump light....