Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
My favorite kinda' guy...
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A parade to celebrate 250 years of the US military as well as Flag Day could have been a very powerful, positive thing - don’t get me wrong. It could have been a deep bow of appreciation for the men and women who have served in our military over the last 250 years, and an appropriate celebration of people in uniform today as well as veterans. But just parading a bunch of army tanks was not that. It was more like a gargantuan floating car show. Trucks, tanks, all sorts of heavy military equipment - see what we got?
Let’s remember that President Trump, when visiting the cemetery of fallen American soldiers at Normandy, was heard to utter, “What was in it for them?” That’s how little appreciation he has for anyone sacrificing their life for the cause of freedom. And how little appreciation he has for freedom itself.
But that was just one of the major events of the weekend, on the eve of war and escalated global conflict.
Around the country, an estimated over ten million people took to the streets to celebrate NO KINGS DAY. That was the true spirit of America on display.
My favorite kinda' guy...
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A parade to celebrate 250 years of the US military as well as Flag Day could have been a very powerful, positive thing - don’t get me wrong. It could have been a deep bow of appreciation for the men and women who have served in our military over the last 250 years, and an appropriate celebration of people in uniform today as well as veterans. But just parading a bunch of army tanks was not that. It was more like a gargantuan floating car show. Trucks, tanks, all sorts of heavy military equipment - see what we got?
Let’s remember that President Trump, when visiting the cemetery of fallen American soldiers at Normandy, was heard to utter, “What was in it for them?” That’s how little appreciation he has for anyone sacrificing their life for the cause of freedom. And how little appreciation he has for freedom itself.
But that was just one of the major events of the weekend, on the eve of war and escalated global conflict.
Around the country, an estimated over ten million people took to the streets to celebrate NO KINGS DAY. That was the true spirit of America on display.
