ICYMI, Politico reported:
*** US Secretary of War Crimes Delivers Another Boring, Unimaginative Speech ***
The most underqualified Secretary of Defense in US history, a pro-Kremlin alcoholic who was accused of paying $50,000 to a woman he sexually assaulted in 2017, launched a full-throated attack on post-Cold War US foreign policy, castigating former presidents and generals by name while declaring the age of American "utopian idealism" over.
US Secretary of War Crimes Pete "Hic!" Hegseth, mired in an idiotic OPSEC imbroglio of his own making ("Signalgate") and accused of ordering the murder of defenseless alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean Sea, bleated talking points to a bored audience at the annual Reagan Defense Forum. The heavily-tattooed misogynist outlined a new military focus on the Western Hemisphere, demanded allies fend for themselves, and emphasized taking a more conciliatory approach to China's armed forces. In essence this lickspittle conceded that Dummkopf Trumpf will let Beijing eclipse US military hegemony in the Pacific, therefore potentially abandoning allies like Taiwan, South Korea, or Japan.
The former second-rate weekend TV tumor for Faux News mindlessly parroted the scrambled ideas released in the new National Security Strategy.
"Out with idealistic utopianism," Hegseth brayed. "In with hard-nosed realism."
The white supremacist, called an "abuser of women" by his own mother, only made a passing reference to Russia, ignoring the staggering amount of lives lost on both sides, the dangers of radiation leaks from Chernobyl caused by Russian attacks, or the Trumpf junta's failed peace plans which worked in the Kremlin's favor. Link: Ukraine Update
The chisel-chinned sycophant's screed revealed the nefarious Trumpf junta is moving toward a policy that recognizes zones of influence by the great powers and will ignore war crimes committed by Russia and Israel, as well as Chinese internal oppression of Uighurs, Tibetans, Falon Gong members, and Honk Kongese democracy advocates, while divvying up the world's natural resources, like oil or rare earths.
