Minnesota National Guard Leaders Expose Tim Walz for Stolen Valor, Lying About His Rank, and Quitting When His Unit Was Deployed to Iraq.

"As soon as the shots were fired in Iraq, he turned and ran the other way and hung his hat up and quit," said Tom Behrends, a retired command sergeant major who replaced Gov. Tim Walz on a deployment to Iraq.

When he was a congressman, you know, he bragged that he was a retired command sergeant major: "I'm the highest-ranking person ever in the House," and, you know, all this lie that he was telling the state of Minnesota came out after 2018. After this was exposed, they said, "Well, he can say that he served as a command sergeant major, but he can't say he's a retired one because he's not."

Just tooting his own horn, hanging on the coattails of people that actually are command sergeant majors, who went through all the process and put all the time in.

It's stolen valor, really, what it is.

If he went to Iraq, he'd still be hiding under his desk over there, 'cause that's just the cowardice that I saw portrayed with him.

The guy that took his place in Iraq speaks out:

https://x.com/ImMeme0/status/1820971325869158610 

Gene363 wrote:

Ya, Tampon Tim is a phony.

And Walz speaks conversational Mandarin, he even taught high school in China. I don't think you get to do that without approval from the Chicoms as a reliable comrade.
He has been to China 30 times over the years, he even spent his honeymoon there. That's weird, but I guess he felt right at home with Communism.

And Walz was the first one to use “weird” as an insult.
As an article on businessinsider.com said, "Sitting for an interview on "Morning Joe," Walz was the first one to use the term when he described Donald Trump and JD Vance in simple terms: "These guys are just weird." The word has evidently struck a cultural cord, as it has appeared in campaign videos, X posts, and cable news segments."

Look how that mental institution called MSNBC tries to defend Walz ...

Republican attacks against Walz only making GOP sound ‘more unhinged’

RayR wrote:

The tone of your posts are misanthropic. I think you created this account for the purpose of trying to agitate people who disagree with you. You constantly insult and taunt others. Your presentation here is abject hypocrisy.

jeebling wrote:

I highly recommend a visit to China, I lived in Taiwan for a year and visited Beijing on vacation. I have also been to Beijing for work with the State Department and went back to Taiwan for a visit while living in Japan.

China has some amazing sights to see, very cool cultural experience and the food is amazing. My wife actually lived in China at the same time walz was teaching but she was a Military brat. she was evacuated with her dad and brothers while her mom stayed behind due to the student uprisings. She learned to speak the language at that time and then went on to be a Chinese Linguist for several years as an adult for the US gov. Sadly because of her work for the Gov she will never be able to go back to China because it is a real threat that they would find a reason to confine her and she would end up sitting for years waiting for a prisoner swap on some made up charges.

My Nephew currently lives in Shanghai and is married to a very nice Chinese women that he met while she was attending Johns Hopkins Medical School.

all that to say, it is very possible to enjoy and appreciate a country without agreeing with that countries politics.

drglnc wrote:

If you recall... back in 2006 I was in Baghdad and Fallujah with Seal Team Three. I was issued an M-16 and a Beretta M9 for the deployment. The M-16 mostly sat in my "room" in our tent. I never worried about bullets zinging by, as a Senior Chief and a non-seal I was in the rear with the gear.

Only worry we had was being right on the edge of the base... rockets/mortar fire were not uncommon. Only thing between us and the bad guys were Hesco barriers. (https://www.hesco.com/products/mil-units/)

My point is... even if he WAS deployed to Iraq, as the senior enlisted advisor, he's not going outside the wire unless it's extremely necessary. I qualify as a "combat veteran" because I was in theater. But I was never actually "in combat".

Italy is nowhere NEAR the theater of combat operations. Nor does it qualify for tax free/hazardous duty.

From the VA:

Veterans, including activated Reservists and members of the National Guard, are eligible if they served on active duty in a theater of combat operations after November 11, 1998, and have been discharged under other than dishonorable conditions.
Documentation Used To Determine Service in a Theater Of Combat Operations
- Military service documentation that reflects service in a combat theater, or
- receipt of combat service medals, and/or
- receipt of imminent danger or hostile fire pay or tax benefits

I will guarantee he doesn't meet any of those three conditions. I met 1 and 3, but since I was not actually in combat I did not qualify for any service medals for such.

MACS wrote:

For Tim Walz, Our Democracy™ is more important than our rights as Americans.

Watch this clip from 2023 of Walz talking election misinformation:

MORE:

https://notthebee.com/article/tim-walz-theres-no-guarantee-of-free-speech-on-misinformation-or-hate-speech-- [/color]

I wasn't degrading my service. Nothing to degrade, I did what I did... all good.

I was pointing out for him to even SAY he was a "combat veteran" is a giant load of crap. I can actually say it because of what I did and where I was... but I am not a "combat veteran" because I was never actually IN combat.

I mean, technically, all the sailors who were on the ships during shock and awe launching tomahawk missiles are "combat veterans"... none of which were ever actually in any serious danger, nor dodging bullets, or killing people up close and personal.

MACS wrote: