U.S. vice presidential candidate lies about his military past to gain electoral advantages, by Lucas Leiroz

Walz is one of those politicians who’s military record is mostly pretend. He’ll probably be a vociferous proponent of war, because it’s always the politicians who’ve never seen combat who want to send other people’s kids off to die. From Lucas Leiroz at strategic-culture.org:

American soldiers have been used as a rhetorical tool by the country’s politicians, Lucas Leiroz writes.

Everything on the American political scene seems like a big theater – a story made up of lies, where all the agents sound like actors in a complex farce. To improve their political images and show some kind of “service to American society”, local politicians often lie about their histories, acting dishonestly with their voters and public opinion. However, in election times, scrutiny is inevitable, disproving many frauds that have been maintained for years.

Kamala Harris’ Vice Presidential candidate, Tim Walz, is being the focus of today’s major controversies involving dark themes from the past – disguised as fanciful narratives about “heroism.” Walz is being accused of acting cowardly during his military career, failing to fulfill his duties in Iraq and abandoning his unit’s colleagues for fear of taking part in hostilities.

The accusations began after a statement by Ohio Senator JD Vance, who said:

“When the United States Marine Corps, when the United States of America, asked me to go to Iraq to serve my country I did it. I did what they asked me to do, and I did it honorably and I’m very proud of that service. When Tim Walz was asked by his country to go to Iraq, you know what he did? He dropped out of the Army and allowed his unit to go without him — a fact that he’s been criticized for aggressively by a lot of the people he served with.”

Walz’s military past has then become a target of investigations carried out by the opposition, which suggest that the Democratic candidate really does not have such a glorious military history. His period of activity was apparently marked by acts of cowardice and fear, trying as much as possible to escape basic military duties and even abandoning the other soldiers in his unit shortly before being sent to Iraq in 2005.

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One response to “U.S. vice presidential candidate lies about his military past to gain electoral advantages, by Lucas Leiroz”

  1. Kotex is CCP for life.

    Like esteemed CPUSA (D) party member comrade kommissar Barnie Sandlers of Vermont, he went to the workers utopia for vacation/R&R.

    Only a comrade does that.

    Timmah passes out Lil’ Red Books to the schools skulls full of mush. (no ‘ as property is theft)

    O/T-Early AM work today pay today at Harold the Brain acres with 100 year old Martin acoustic blues, a fawn leaping the fence in one move, walnut tree with one that looked like a ballsack, LMFAO!

    Just a beautiful perfect day [Thank You God]

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