RIP USMC

Tom | March 19, 2021

1775 to 2019. Not a bad run. Anyone who knows me for more than about five minutes knows that I am a proud Marine. But my beloved Corps has died, replaced by a hollow shell of its former self. The II MEF Tucker Carlson debacle didn’t kill it; he only did battle with a zombie Corps(e) that had already died.

No, the true date of death can be measured by installation of the fully-out globalist Commandant David H. Berger, who was installed on the 11th of July, 2019. Sure, the previous Commandant, Robert Neller, made globalist history by paving the way for “women in combat roles”, but I attribute this to ear-whispering careerism. Berger, on the other hand, is unquestionably detrimental to the history and morale of the Corps, and acts with zealous fervor in a manner which appears to be wholly dedicated to its destruction.

Note that I do not refer to either of these two as “Generals”. I doubt seriously whether Berger can explain in detail the symbolism of the Cake Cutting without referring to notes or weasel-wording globalist interpretations. Neller may be able to make a good showing of the ideas at least.

Regular readers will note that I very recently predicted, in this piece, that when empires die, imperial institutions become self-loyal and abandon the principles of service to the people. And in this later piece, some Naval Academy grads have become a source of self-ridicule for absurd loyalty oaths. The Tucker Carlson thing highlights that this is clearly the case for today’s USMC.

And now, the USMC has gone full globalist, demonstrating its disdain for a large segment of the empire. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see where this leads. I’ve been warning for some time to not count on the military to take the side of inalienable rights but instead that the senior leadership, in all branches, with the USMC the last to fall, is wholly owned by globalist/Marxist interests (although in earlier years I didn’t know the terms to use, and simply called they and their ilk “monkeys”, but they are far worse than this). I should revive some of these legacy StM pieces and see how chillingly accurate these pieces actually were. Remember, I went to school and lived daily with some of these creatures that are now in high military and civilian positions. I’ve seen how corrupt and corruptible some of them are. I’m not going to give you the usual 99% good / 1% bad canard that is usually parroted for LE because the mix is much, much worse than that at high ranks, and worsens as one goes up.

Back in the day, as one of the first Desert Storm veterans assigned to recruiting duty, and as the OpsO of MCRS Cincinnati, one of my duties was to interview, investigate and write waiver packages on marginal applicants. None of my detailed waiver packages (which became known as “Another Dime Novel by 1stLt Baugh, USMC”), reserved exclusively for those whom I thought would make reliable and audacious killers (i.e., a Marine), were ever declined. If any killers are being admitted today, it is most likely those who are politically reliable and as or more likely to turn inward rather than out. Any dangerous rot at the top will inevitably filter downward, until the point at which decades of irreparable damage will have been done: that is how the system works. We’re already seeing the blatant lack of respect for “the other” in the form of heritage Americans; this sort of public spectacle outward manifestation doesn’t happen by accident.

There is a silver lining in all this, however. The more globalist these entities become, they become less and less capable at their primary mission. In the space of less than two years, Berger has served well his subversive mission of deliberately undermining morale and capability (through many actions and policies not worth listing here). Expect the ZUSMC (Zombie USMC) to be brutally routed on the world stage someday, and perhaps soon. I won’t shed a single tear; anyone remaining or joining today knows full well what rainbow-colored puppy they are joining, rather than Devil Dogs of years’ past.

Sent by a friend, source unknown, but cleverly apt. Forgive the lower-case on Marines.

As with carrier battle groups, known for about a half century as obsolete in the face of increasing technology in the maritime and littoral space (more on this later), the modern American conventional military can no longer serve as a credible threat to any nation which itself is an actual threat. And high officials have also “joked” about (i.e., trial-ballooned) the idea of using nuclear weapons on difficult Americans (this means you). So it would be best to write off the imperial military as being any use against an actual existential threat. What actually protects you and yours is that “rifle behind every blade of grass”. Just as American naval power projection is a thing of the past, so is any other power projection pointed in this direction: any invading forces would be chewed up quickly within any red state after departing the welcoming arms of blue staters. Rational nationalists, on all sides, know well this fact. All that has actually gone away is the ability to create wars against credible opponents, and even the pool of easy target nations (usually defined as those non-nuclear states which defy the petrodollar) is shrinking as morale and readiness plummet among imperial forces. Globalists should be deeply concerned; you and I should not be concerned in the least by growing weaknesses in imperial ranks and systems.

Maintaining the “blades of grass” is the thing, and that isn’t just about keeping those scary black rifles. It is about state- and county-sanctioned self-defense forces (i.e. “militias”), the historical provincial reaction to a dying and dangerous wounded-animal empire. The federal nullification trend is on the uptick, state and county legislators and executives are beginning to wake up in droves to their importance and authority. Soon, concepts such as state-approved private armorers and arsenals (yet another future topic) will gain momentum as the empire seeks to ban those blades of grass. History teaches us that the faster the globalists rob the imperial treasury and clamp down on the populace, the faster the provinces defect. And the faster imperial agents defect to those provinces (with the early ideological defectors always doing better in the eyes of the populace than later mercenary defectors).

I have never been more encouraged by events than I have been in the past several months. History teaches us that the momentum is all in our direction, we just have to keep moving forward.

And for the sake of all you hold dear, stop thanking these pompous globalist creatures, in any branch, for their service. Serving you is the farthest thing from their minds, except perhaps serving you up as a sacrifice for their globalist/Marxist masters. The lowest county official, right down to the road crew guy with the shovel, your future blade of grass brother, who says the least peep about his responsibilities to you is far more courageous and heroic, and worthy of your support and encouragement.

RIP USMC: 10 Nov 1775 to 11 Jul 2019

Postscript: Neller’s recent appointment by Sec Def Idi Amin to spearhead the memory-holing of Those Who Discomfit Globalists may cause me to one day backdate the death to 24 September 2015. We’ll see, it may simply be that Neller has no spine versus Berger’s actual demonstrated malice toward the history, traditions and combat effectiveness of the former USMC.

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