Is Vindman CIA or a Multi-Generational Soviet Spy?

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Is Vindman CIA or a Multi-Generational Soviet Spy?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Monday, December 2, 2019 - 11:26.

Is Vindman CIA or a Multi-Generational Soviet Spy?

No matter what Vindman is…

N Ayers Mon, 12/02/2019 - 14:01

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No matter what Vindman is proven to be there is already enough evidence to have him court marshaled for insubordination. I hear he is being protected in a secret location, with any luck it's Leavenworth !

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Rexton Von Liz… Tue, 12/03/2019 - 08:48

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Agreed that if any CIA Agent occupies a U.S. Military Uniform simultaneously, then that person should be discharged immediately from the U.S. Military, due to a conflict of not only interest, but conflicts of the USC Title 5, 10 and 32. I watched Lt. Col Oliver North in the Iran Contra Hearings, circa 1986, and that blew away the credibility of the Officer Corps in my view! This is why the USAF doesn't want Warrant Officers. Warrant Officers operate differently and without compromise to the US Constitution. Vindman needs to go ASAP, and be demoted before being discharged. The audacity of his testimony rivals that of those opposing the Kavanaugh appointment, and we all know how they were inter-related via nepotism!

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