PENTAGON Drama w/HEGSETH - What's Really Going on at the Pentagon? Lt Col Daniel Davis on 'Redacted'
April 22, 2025
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Internal Dysfunction: Fired staff, including Caldwell, deny any wrongdoing and were not even subject to standard procedures (e.g., polygraphs, phone checks), suggesting the firings were political or retaliatory, not evidence-based.
Push for War with Iran: The firings may reflect a broader push within the administration and among political elites for war with Iran, possibly driven by pro-Israel interests. Dissenting voices were sidelined.
Concerns About Replacement: There’s speculation that Hegseth may soon be replaced. Senator Tom Cotton is mentioned as a likely successor—someone strongly pro-Israel and openly supportive of war with Iran. His potential appointment raises fears of escalating conflict.
Cynicism and Skepticism: Overall, there's deep skepticism about both the motivations behind recent personnel moves and the integrity of the broader policy direction, particularly in relation to Iran and U.S. military decisions.
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