@AFpost 1/3 Let's break this down. It was a military contractor [unidentified] who apparently didn't like Col. McCormack's public commentary on Israel, perhaps shared with said contractor personally. So the contractor may [or may not] have approached military brass to complain about it
@AFpost 2/3 ... we don't really know. What we do know is he outed McCormack to JNS.
Who wrote a story documenting (((their))) dissatisfaction about Col. McCormack's public criticisms about Israel's conduct in Gaza & undue influence on US Foreign policy.jns.org/about/
Who wrote a story documenting (((their))) dissatisfaction about Col. McCormack's public criticisms about Israel's conduct in Gaza & undue influence on US Foreign policy.jns.org/about/
@AFpost 3/3 “If this is what he’s publicly sharing, who knows what he’s saying behind closed doors,” a Pentagon contractor, who has interacted with Col. Nathan McCormack, told JNS.
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@AFpost 4/3 Who later crow about their role in bringing him down.
jns.org/pentagon-remov…
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@AFpost I mean this is fucking hilarious ...
How a completely Jewish centric media org is upset with a rather distinguished US service member who has legitimate criticism of Israel & its undue influence within the US power structure, demonstrating that undue power.
How a completely Jewish centric media org is upset with a rather distinguished US service member who has legitimate criticism of Israel & its undue influence within the US power structure, demonstrating that undue power.
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