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In a new book by Woodward, Milley warned former colleagues that Trump’s rhetoric is not mere bluster. “He is a walking, talking advertisement of what he’s going to try to do,” Milley reportedly told them, adding that Trump’s desire to punish him and others is not limited to his own personal vendetta, but extends to those surrounding him as well.
Milley’s concerns aren’t unfounded. During Trump’s time in office, Milley became infamous for actions that many within the conservative movement viewed as outright betrayal. One of the most widely discussed incidents involved Milley’s communications with China. As Trump’s presidency neared its end, Milley reportedly made two phone calls to a high-ranking official in China’s People’s Liberation Army, reassuring them that he would give advance warning if the U.S. were ever planning to attack. This move was seen by many as a violation of his duty and raised accusations of treason.
In addition to his controversial China calls, Milley was at the center of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, which left behind an estimated $85 billion in U.S. military equipment for the Taliban. The decision to abandon Afghanistan in such haste has been criticized by many as a failure of leadership, with Milley facing substantial blame for his role in the process. To this day, neither the White House nor the Pentagon has provided an official accounting of the exact value of military equipment left behind, but the fallout from the debacle has been immense.
Beyond these actions, Milley is also accused of playing a key role in the events leading up to January 6, 2021. Milley reportedly ignored an order from Trump to have the National Guard or active-duty military on standby to maintain peace on that day. This failure, according to Trump’s supporters, led to the death of veteran Ashli Babbitt, the prosecution of numerous protesters, and Trump’s second impeachment.
Milley’s involvement in these events has only intensified the calls for his accountability from conservative figures, who argue that he played a crucial part in undermining Trump’s presidency and ultimately the will of the American people. For many, Milley’s actions on J6 represent a direct challenge to Trump’s authority and the security of the nation.
As the 2024 election approaches, the possibility of Trump returning to the White House looms large over Milley. For many conservatives, Trump’s re-election represents a chance to finally “drain the swamp” and hold individuals like Milley accountable for their actions. With the former president’s reputation for following through on his promises, it’s no wonder that Milley is reportedly “terrified” of what a second Trump administration might mean for him.
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While Milley’s future remains uncertain, one thing is clear: the political battle between Trump and the establishment figures like Milley is far from over. The only way to ensure that justice is served, according to many Trump supporters, is to see Trump back in office, ready to settle the score. Milley may hope that day never comes, but his critics are determined to see him face the consequences for what they view as his acts of betrayal.
As the country gears up for another tumultuous election cycle, figures like Mark Milley find themselves at the center of a fierce political storm. For those who believe in Trump’s vision of restoring law and order, holding Milley accountable is not just a political aim but a matter of justice. Only time will tell whether Trump’s warnings to individuals like Milley will materialize into actual consequences, but the general’s fear is unmistakable: Trump is coming, and this time, there may be no escape.
Sure hope so
He is a Treasonist Traitor. Calling China to warn them. Firing Squad would be to good for him. Send the BASTARD AND OTHERS TO A MILITARY TRIBUNAL AND GITMO FOR REST OF THEIR SORRY ASSES💩💩💩