Major Joshua Mast

Quote, information prepared by the Department of Defense for the International Committee of the Red Cross and Afghan social worker. So I've been told that I cannot tell them that my colonel signed a very similar memorandum for the Afghans and some NGOs and released it to them five years ago, which I had from civil discovery. I was told I can't mention that in court. And do you know why? Why?

Quote, information prepared by the Department of Defense for the International Committee of the Red Cross and Afghan social worker. So I've been told that I cannot tell them that my colonel signed a very similar memorandum for the Afghans and some NGOs and released it to them five years ago, which I had from civil discovery. I was told I can't mention that in court. And do you know why? Why?

Quote, information prepared by the Department of Defense for the International Committee of the Red Cross and Afghan social worker. So I've been told that I cannot tell them that my colonel signed a very similar memorandum for the Afghans and some NGOs and released it to them five years ago, which I had from civil discovery. I was told I can't mention that in court. And do you know why? Why?

Because they filed affidavits saying that Major Mast helped draft this declassified mission summary. And so it's not reliable. So they said I could talk about what I had drafted. And then they attacked me and said that I had made this stuff up. But they told me I couldn't use my colonel's memo that he signed in the proceeding. So we got it from the Afghans. It'll be up on your website.

Because they filed affidavits saying that Major Mast helped draft this declassified mission summary. And so it's not reliable. So they said I could talk about what I had drafted. And then they attacked me and said that I had made this stuff up. But they told me I couldn't use my colonel's memo that he signed in the proceeding. So we got it from the Afghans. It'll be up on your website.

Because they filed affidavits saying that Major Mast helped draft this declassified mission summary. And so it's not reliable. So they said I could talk about what I had drafted. And then they attacked me and said that I had made this stuff up. But they told me I couldn't use my colonel's memo that he signed in the proceeding. So we got it from the Afghans. It'll be up on your website.

And people can go see exactly what the government didn't want you to know. And it's really not, when I say government, it's very loose. Like, I understand they represent the United States, but it's like a couple attorneys that work in Civil Division DOJ that have a lot of discretion, and they've abused it.

And people can go see exactly what the government didn't want you to know. And it's really not, when I say government, it's very loose. Like, I understand they represent the United States, but it's like a couple attorneys that work in Civil Division DOJ that have a lot of discretion, and they've abused it.

And people can go see exactly what the government didn't want you to know. And it's really not, when I say government, it's very loose. Like, I understand they represent the United States, but it's like a couple attorneys that work in Civil Division DOJ that have a lot of discretion, and they've abused it.

And they coordinated with, like I said, a former 15-year partner in one of these medical law firms who was working in the SecDef's office. I've got email traffic with them asking them to do these things. Like, you don't get your orders revoked from on high, you know, by accident. That does not happen. And I've got about three or four times back and forth in my command.

And they coordinated with, like I said, a former 15-year partner in one of these medical law firms who was working in the SecDef's office. I've got email traffic with them asking them to do these things. Like, you don't get your orders revoked from on high, you know, by accident. That does not happen. And I've got about three or four times back and forth in my command.

And they coordinated with, like I said, a former 15-year partner in one of these medical law firms who was working in the SecDef's office. I've got email traffic with them asking them to do these things. Like, you don't get your orders revoked from on high, you know, by accident. That does not happen. And I've got about three or four times back and forth in my command.

And I don't blame my command at all. My commanders are phenomenal warriors. They're like, MARSOC is for real, good people. But it's so high up in the bureaucracy, and it's coming from other agencies, so it sounds like this to your commander. Oh, there's interagency interest in major math.

And I don't blame my command at all. My commanders are phenomenal warriors. They're like, MARSOC is for real, good people. But it's so high up in the bureaucracy, and it's coming from other agencies, so it sounds like this to your commander. Oh, there's interagency interest in major math.

And I don't blame my command at all. My commanders are phenomenal warriors. They're like, MARSOC is for real, good people. But it's so high up in the bureaucracy, and it's coming from other agencies, so it sounds like this to your commander. Oh, there's interagency interest in major math.

And what that really means is an attorney at this mega law firm has been a partner with this other person for 15 years who happens to be working in the previous administration's legal advisor to a service secretary or the SecDef's office. And so they have a revolving door with partners that do that. And that's how they use power and get favors from the government.

And what that really means is an attorney at this mega law firm has been a partner with this other person for 15 years who happens to be working in the previous administration's legal advisor to a service secretary or the SecDef's office. And so they have a revolving door with partners that do that. And that's how they use power and get favors from the government.

And what that really means is an attorney at this mega law firm has been a partner with this other person for 15 years who happens to be working in the previous administration's legal advisor to a service secretary or the SecDef's office. And so they have a revolving door with partners that do that. And that's how they use power and get favors from the government.

And I'm not even saying it's not illegal. It's just when they use it for purposes like this, it can be abused, and it has significantly. And so here's the next thing I'm not allowed to talk about. Information submitted to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services by another office in DOD. And that's a really, really bland way of saying, here is the deputy assistant sec defs.

And I'm not even saying it's not illegal. It's just when they use it for purposes like this, it can be abused, and it has significantly. And so here's the next thing I'm not allowed to talk about. Information submitted to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services by another office in DOD. And that's a really, really bland way of saying, here is the deputy assistant sec defs.