by Micaela Burrow, Discern Report:
- The Marine Corps is under fire from retired officers who say that outgoing commandant Gen. David Berger’s radical restructuring plan will undercut both national security and the service’s fundamental character.
- Berger’s plan calls for smaller, lighter and more technologically-adept units he says will better assist the U.S. in a fight with China.
- “Their ‘debate’ is indeed a cultural issue, not a war fighting issue,” Brian Kerg, a fellow at the Marine Corps University’s Kulak Center, wrote in a social media statement.
QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong,
When I wrote yesterday a Korean study suggested hundreds of healthy young adults had died from myocarditis after mRNA jabs, I didn’t mean to imply those were the ONLY deaths from the shots
