The Actions & Consequences of Our commander-in-chief
On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump was elected as president of the United States. Trump did not served in the military and is the first president with felony convictions. With that came a drastic change in allegiances from inside our nation and out. Veterans were one of the first groups that got hit hard even though there were warnings before Trump was elected as president that Veterans would be targeted.
The purpose of this forum is to document the actions of our current commander-in-chief and to disseminate the consequences of these actions and how it impacts Navy personnel, their families, veterans, and our allies or former allies as this may affect any conflict we are involved with in the future: Keep your seabag packed.
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This is where the government, and the VA in particular, should mind their own business and stay out of people's health issues... The Trump administration is making it more difficult for veterans with a rare but deadly cancer to get their health care needs covered by the government. The new policy, involving breast cancer in men, is laid out in a Department of Veterans Affairs memo obtained by ProPublica. -
This is crazy... There are already procedures & guidelines in place for classified and other information... U.S. military officials involved with President Donald Trumpâs expanding operations in Latin America have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, three U.S. officials say, a development that raises new questions about a military buildup that Venezuela fears may lead to an invasion. The step is highly unusual, given that U.S. military officials are already required to shield national security secrets from public view, and comes as lawmakers in Congress say they are being kept in the dark about key aspects of the mission.
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Federal agents in Chicago, alongside Trumpâs Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino, feel empowered to do whatever they want. A federal agent blatantly violated a court order against using excessive force against journalists and protesters last Thursday by pointing a gun in a veteranâs face, saying âBang, bangâ and âYouâre dead, liberal.â The Chicago Headline Club, a nonprofit representing journalists in the Chicago area, filed a complaint in federal court after the incident, which took place in the cityâs Little Village neighborhood. Local residents had gathered to observe and protest a large presence of federal agents in the area, and Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino did not respond well or care to take the earlier court order into consideration.
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Two sources familiar with the initial Navy investigation confirmed Trumpâs comments and said that contaminated fuel in the aircraft was a leading suspect in both crashes before saying that the initial reports were far from the final word. A complete investigation into the crashes could take months.
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WOW! The department of war (D'OH!) is now suggesting what you should put on your social media page. I assume this is coming from the secretary of WAAH but cannot confirm that. D'oh! đ ALNAV 080/25
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