[Hoot Gibson]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Anyone believes Milley "prevented WW3" is.....well never mind, we all know...CF is out of material, his lies get more outrageous by the day lol...

Milley could have triggered WW3 with his actions by convincing China that Trump was likely to initiate a nuclear war with a first strike. 

I’m not defending Milley. I find it remarkable how far you’re going to defend an actual proven traitor. 

Maybe he could have, but that wasn’t the narrative that Woodward put together. 

Since we’re talking woulda coulda Trump woulda started WW3 if he knew he was losing the election.

The Civil War is over. Let it go. Yes, you have already defended Milley by your attempted distraction from the real issue and your attacks on the messengers. The rest of us recognize your M.O. and it is too late to join the conservatives in condemning Milley's betrayal. Milley's actions are not defensible and the laughing smilies in the defense of a traitor seem out of place. 

Let's see how long it will take for somebody to tell Biden that it is time to replace Milley. My guess is that the pressure to relieve Milley of his current assignment will come from within the military. I don't think that China Joe Biden will take a chance on firing Milley and upsetting China. I'm also looking forward to seeing how Democrats blame Trump for Milley's treason. They are pretty creative when it comes to blaming victims.

Milley Confirms Woodward Book Reports on Undermining President Trump with Calls to China and Meeting on Nuclear Launch Orders

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley released a statement through a spokesman that confirmed the reporting in the new book Peril by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa that stated Milley had two conversations with his counterpart in the Chinese military that undermined President Trump and also a meeting Milley had with military leaders to insert himself into the nuclear launch command to subvert Trump’s authority as commander-in-chief after the January 6 riot at the Capitol.

Milley’s statement confirms the phone calls to China, but does not provide the substance. His comments on the nuclear launch command meeting confirms most of the book but does not deny any of the reporting. Milley asserts everything he did was legal, by the books and was “within his authority in the lawful tradition of civilian control of the military and his oath to the Constitution.”