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Top General SMACKS DOWN Trump’s Evil Regime
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January 14, 2026
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7:50Now PlayingIn an interview reported by The Daily Beast, Major General Paul Eaton said Trump’s reshaping of military leadership looks “Stalin-esque,” raising concerns about political loyalty replacing professional independence inside the U.S. military.
In this video, I explain what that warning actually means, why former military leaders are alarmed, and how changes inside the Pentagon could affect Americans far beyond the military.
This isn’t about partisan politics.It’s about whether the U.S. military remains neutral, professional, and loyal to the Constitution — or whether political loyalty begins to shape who leads and who stays.
I break down:• Warnings from retired U.S. generals• Trump and military leadership changes• Civilian control vs political loyalty• Risks of using the military for domestic political purposes• National security concerns raised by former officers• Why a non-partisan military matters for democracy
Democracies don’t collapse overnight. They erode when institutions meant to stay neutral are quietly reshaped.
Watch the full breakdown and decide for yourself.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
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