Vindman escorted out of the building and told his services are no longer required.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
The guy needed to be gone without even taking into account if he lied or not with his testimony, Think I read a couple different times over his career he was caught running down the US to foreign officials while serving in an official capacity for the US govt.

I heard something about Chi-Coms infiltrating .... it’s not hard to imagine the guy is a plant.

originally posted by: JoseGarcia

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
Personally I don't think people should be fired so long as they are telling the truth about their superiors (again, I don't know if that's the case here). If you're good at your job, than that's what matters.

IIRC, He was NOT telling the truth. He set himself up as judge jury & executioner on matters beyond his knowledge & certainly beyond his rank.

He presumed to be ABOVE THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF in knowledge, wisdom & policy. What a treasonous seditious idiot.

My how the Mighty fall.

originally posted by: Pyle

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: shawmanfromny

By all appearances he shouldn't have been there.

He didn't strike me as dishonest as he did in over his head. They guys seemed rather forthright that he didn't know sh**. It's kind of funny when you look at it.

He doesn't seem like a liar, though my impression would say he's biased and anti Trump if he's going to testify while running in circles.

Doesn't bother me that he got fired... That being said, I stand by my post on page one that the right would defend him if the tables were turned. I also think we should just be honest about what happened. (I still haven't seen what he did in Ukraine as some have suggested, telling people not to listen to Trump... Depending on the context I could change my tune if that's the case).

He didnt know # because Trump didnt tell people who needed to know that a change in policy was happening because Trump wanted it secret for "Reasons" and then backpedaled when found out.

Oh cmon.. the guy had a vendetta against Trump if he was telling a foreign power to dismiss the Commander in Chief. The President is his boss, not the other way around. His sacking is the best remedy for this failed coup. In fact I’d like to see a treason charge for it.

a reply to: Jubei42

His brother was just escorted out also. I think someone took your advice.

originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
My how the Mighty fall.

Indeed.

Though he was mighty only in his own mind.

And the fall was richly long deserved & far too delayed.

a reply to: CriticalStinker. The documentation reflected that he was betraying the highest position in the USA by telling politicians in foreign nation not to listen to the stips from Trump. The Ukrainian Ambassador was doing the same thing - she told Ukrainian leaders not to obey Trump because he would be impeached anyways. She was also fired. In the old days - both of those betrayers would have been court martialed - and worse.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

I think your boundary lines are convoluted, contorted and not near as linear as you seem to think they are.

The Vindmans have displayed outrageous hostility to proper leadership and even the Constitution for years. Their chickens have finally come home to roost--to some, so far, limited degree.

They deserve far worse strictly from a legal evidentiary standpoint.

The Constitution on the issues of treason & sedition are clear enough to slot these jerks into a guilt-ridden track.

a reply to: JoseGarcia
Can the Vinny nannies be stripped of their uniforms and medals for their actions be against the USA?

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

We should have the patriot act, but seeth when "our guy" gets spied on by the state.

Do you see the confliction in those lines or thinking?

It's all our nothing. We say the federal government is on a leash, or we accept their abuse of power. Partisanship, and the justification of actions to fit your party lines creates the very environment in which this circus flourishes.

I don't think your all or nothing thinking fits the realities as much as you think it does.

I deplore the massive spying on all of us. But I learned about that in about 1971. It was clear then it was not going away and it's even clearer and more pervasive now. It IS UnConstitutional and outrageous.

Nevertheless, short of executing all the Marxist globalists, it's not likely to end and certainly not soon.

And I did not get into that issue.

I also deplore the bulk of the "Patriot Act" shoehorned onto us via the 9/11 false flag.

I wouldn't call the Federal government much on a leash at all. And the Vindmans are on the side of the evildoers wholesale.

That's the critical issue, to me.

originally posted by: ThomasSanz
a reply to: JoseGarcia
Can the Vinny nannies be stripped of their uniforms and medals for their actions be against the USA?

I believe so. Not a lawyer.

The USMJ is more strict about treason & sedition than the laws for the rest of us and the laws for the rest of us are clear enough.

originally posted by: ThomasSanz
a reply to: CriticalStinker. The documentation reflected that he was betraying the highest position in the USA by telling politicians in foreign nation not to listen to the stips from Trump. The Ukrainian Ambassador was doing the same thing - she told Ukrainian leaders not to obey Trump because he would be impeached anyways. She was also fired. In the old days - both of those betrayers would have been court martialed - and worse.

And they would have and do very much DESERVE worse.

We are in a WAR OF SURVIVAL against the Marxist globalist oligarchy.

Well with 6.8 million viewers of the debates on Friday despite people tuning in to see how they respond to impeachment failure. And these three firings (so far) today, looks like the Dems went 0 for 7 this week.

originally posted by: Ahabstar
Well with 6.8 million viewers of the debates on Friday despite people tuning in to see how they respond to impeachment failure. And these three firings (so far) today, looks like the Dems went 0 for 7 this week.

INDEED.

YEA TEAM.

Long overdue for good, patriotism, decency etc. to have a winning streak against raw evil & evildoers.

The horrific child sex abuse alone is enough to cheer Trump on about. And that's just one major issue he's made a huge difference on.

Fat Boys 😆

a reply to: schuyler

Just his reputation. That's a bit tattered now.

But from what I've gathered, with the service he doesn't have a good rep anyway. Total politician in uniform, barracks room lawyer type...

It's a fairly safe bet, I think as well, that he's not getting his promotion, though I'm sure he feels he deserves it.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Or resign. There really is no other options.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

There's nothing extreme about this.

It's always been this way.

It doesn't matter the reason, you stab your boss in the back, and miss, you're in big trouble. That this idiot was wrong, and doing this in a spiteful manner just makes him look even worse.

Y'know what's amazing?

That he showed up for work at all... I mean he tried to stab his boss, the President of the United States, in the back. Then he shows up for work as though all would be forgiven...?

Seriously? That boy has a set of brass ones on him. Or he's just too stupid to measure effectively.

I mean, he had to know this was coming at him. You break your chain of command, you'd better be right. Really right.

He wasn't. Not even remotely.

Oops.

a reply to: seagull

Yea... I'm seeing him getting fired is pretty par for course.

I'm just more surprised people are bringing back the term treason.