Top Generals Issue Warning Over Trump’s Fatal Orders
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What warning are top U.S. generals giving about Trump’s orders?
Top United States military generals and admirals are warning that Donald Trump has walked the United States directly into a fatal and cataclysmic trap, both short-term and long term. This comes as Donald Trump posted on his social media account that he has now declared economic D-Day against Iran, and that Donald Trump will now impose the quote most crushing. Economic operation ever taken against any country, and that any country that helps Iran will be targeted by Donald Trump. But at the same time, Donald Trump is now attacking South Korea for running joint military tests with the United States because Trump says that that is too hostile to Kim Jong-un of North Korea, who is helping Iran. At the same time, Donald Trump is saying he wants to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong un again.
Kim Jong un sister is saying no such meeting is scheduled and that they have no clue what Donald Trump means when he claims he's talking to Kim Jong-un. Donald Trump depriving Ukraine of the Patriot interceptors or interceptor licenses Zelensky needs desperately. At the same time, Russia is working. With Iran and Donald Trump begging Xi Jinping to come to the United States in September, Trump bowing down to Xi Jinping as he talks about the Thucydides trap, as China and their foreign minister Wang Yi are talking about helping Iran. So are those the countries you're going to go after, Donald? Or are you going to go after NATO countries that don't want to get involved in the catastrophic? And unlawful war against Iran.
How did Trump’s “economic D‑Day” against Iran affect U.S. military strategy?
Well, let's talk about what our top military generals are warning about. And they're warning that Donald Trump, of course, short-term, has created a condition where the United States has run out of weapons. We run out of patriot interceptors and THADS, defensive weapons. We've run out of Navy destroyer anti-ballistics, SM2, SM3s, and other SMCs. Series anti-ballistics. We've also run out of offensive weapons like the HIMARS attackums. We've depleted our Tomahawks. The last supercarrier, the USS George Washington in the Pacific, has now left to replace the ailing USS Abraham Lincoln, where Donald Trump has treated our courageous sailors and Marines like absolute crap, but he's been treating all of our services.
Service members abroad, like absolute crap, and we've been hearing from family members, not just on the supercarriers, but other ships and at bases. We've been reporting on it. Aaron Parnas has reporting it. But also, long-term, our top military generals and admirals are saying that Donald Trump has destroyed our military capabilities. Donald Trump and Pete Heggsith have forced out some of our top and finest. Generals like Randy George, the Army Chief of Staff, CQ Brown Jr., the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and so many others. And Donald Trump has replaced them with Trump sycophantic bootlickers who are like, we need to return to the basics when it comes to the military. We don't want to deal with them drones or them drone warfare.
We got to focus. On how wars were fought in World War II. We gotta focus on the warrior spirit. What is this like World War II, Bushido in Japan? That didn't exactly work out well. No, perhaps what we should be doing is what Army Chief of Staff Randy George was pioneering, which Hegsith and Trump hated, which was cutting-edge modern warfare, drones, anti-drones. Developing a US version that's more advanced than the Shahid, US FPV style drones, unmanned submersives. No, but the Trump regime would rather attack Zelensky, who wanted to help provide cutting-edge drone technology and just ask for some interceptors in exchange or just interceptors in general, while Donald Trump also pursues in our top military general.
Admirals and admirals are warning about this as well. He wants the Trump class of battleships, which would be far more expensive than the Ford class of supercarrier uh aircraft carriers. Donald Trump doesn't like stealth. Donald Trump doesn't like aircraft cars, he likes battleships, the way they look. Between 1920 and 1940, and Trump wants to spend 250 billion, which, when all said and done, it'll probably come to about a trillion dollars on nuclear-powered battleships that won't be ready for perhaps as long as a decade.
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