Gold Star Father's Plea for Accountability After Tragedy
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Posted 17 days ago
**Tragedy and Accountability: A Gold Star Father's Call to Action**
In a passionate address that resonated with many, Gold Star father Mark Schmitz has called out former Pentagon spokesman John Kirby for his puzzling assertion that there was "no chaos" during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Schmitz, who lost his son, Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz, during the devastating Abbey Gate bombing on August 26, 2021, responded with disbelief to Kirby's comments.
"You can't make comments like that when people can see it with their own eyes," Schmitz stated on the "Just The News, No Noise" program.
He emphasized that the families of the 13 service members who lost their lives are not backing down in their quest for accountability.
"There’s been way too many promotions for people that should have been fired in the first place," Schmitz noted, revealing that he and other families have had discussions with former President Donald Trump, who vowed to push for necessary resignations within the Biden administration.
This strong stance comes as President Biden honored the fallen service members with a statement praising their commitment and bravery.
While Biden seeks to honor their legacy, Schmitz and the other families are holding current leaders accountable for the failures in the withdrawal process that led to their loved ones' deaths.
The implications of Kirby's remarks and the continued fallout from the withdrawal have sparked widespread concern over the Biden administration's handling of military and national security issues.
American families are clamoring for transparency and justice, and the voices of those directly affected by these tragic losses will not be silenced.
As the 2024 presidential race approaches, voters are increasingly aware of the consequences of leadership choices—both past and present.
With parents like Schmitz taking a public stand, the need for accountability in government is more pressing than ever.
The desire for real answers resonates with many who have been supporters of a stronger, more resolute national security policy and want America to stand steadfast against the chaos that can arise from poorly executed military decisions.
In the eyes of these families, the sacrifices made by their loved ones must not be in vain.
Sources:
justthenews.com
rumble.com
americafirstreport.com
In a passionate address that resonated with many, Gold Star father Mark Schmitz has called out former Pentagon spokesman John Kirby for his puzzling assertion that there was "no chaos" during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Schmitz, who lost his son, Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz, during the devastating Abbey Gate bombing on August 26, 2021, responded with disbelief to Kirby's comments.
"You can't make comments like that when people can see it with their own eyes," Schmitz stated on the "Just The News, No Noise" program.
He emphasized that the families of the 13 service members who lost their lives are not backing down in their quest for accountability.
"There’s been way too many promotions for people that should have been fired in the first place," Schmitz noted, revealing that he and other families have had discussions with former President Donald Trump, who vowed to push for necessary resignations within the Biden administration.
This strong stance comes as President Biden honored the fallen service members with a statement praising their commitment and bravery.
While Biden seeks to honor their legacy, Schmitz and the other families are holding current leaders accountable for the failures in the withdrawal process that led to their loved ones' deaths.
The implications of Kirby's remarks and the continued fallout from the withdrawal have sparked widespread concern over the Biden administration's handling of military and national security issues.
American families are clamoring for transparency and justice, and the voices of those directly affected by these tragic losses will not be silenced.
As the 2024 presidential race approaches, voters are increasingly aware of the consequences of leadership choices—both past and present.
With parents like Schmitz taking a public stand, the need for accountability in government is more pressing than ever.
The desire for real answers resonates with many who have been supporters of a stronger, more resolute national security policy and want America to stand steadfast against the chaos that can arise from poorly executed military decisions.
In the eyes of these families, the sacrifices made by their loved ones must not be in vain.
Sources:
justthenews.com
rumble.com
americafirstreport.com
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