To Our American Heroes
Thank You For Doing The Right Thing. Now Save Yourselves.
To Our American Heroes: Save Yourselves While You Can
Please note that no one on this list of 18 (and counting) prominent Americans has any affiliation whatsoever with either the United National Committee or any arm of the Unity Party of America as a whole (unless otherwise clearly noted). Nor have any of them even been formally informed of their placement on this list, at least as of the first creation of this page, though we will neither confirm nor deny that email addresses associated with their names might or might not be on the official United National Committee press release distribution list. We Uniters are merely trying to save a few lives and Western Civilization.
“Nothing to stop the truth from coming out.” Indeed, Mr. Cheung. Indeed.
Before reviewing what the real American heroes below have had to say about the once-and-future President and (in many cases) their former boss, please watch the above video and keep in mind the juxtaposition (and be rest assured that Mr. Cheung’s typical statements on behalf of his boss are even stranger).
Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly
What Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly (2017-2019) has said about Donald J. Trump:
“Certainly the former president is in the far-right area, he’s certainly an authoritarian, admires people who are dictators — he has said that. So he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist, for sure.”
“He certainly prefers the dictator approach to government.”
[Trump] “never accepted the fact that he wasn’t the most powerful man in the world — and by power, I mean an ability to do anything he wanted, anytime he wanted.”
“I think he’d love to be just like he was in business — he could tell people to do things and they would do it, and not really bother too much about whether what the legalities were and whatnot.”
“And I think this issue of using the military on — to go after — American citizens is one of those things I think is a very, very bad thing — even to say it for political purposes to get elected — I think it’s a very, very bad thing, let alone actually doing it.”
“He’s certainly the only president that has all but rejected what America is all about, and what makes America America, in terms of our Constitution, in terms of our values, the way we look at everything, to include family and government — he’s certainly the only president that I know of, certainly in my lifetime, that was like that.”
“He just doesn’t understand the values — he pretends, he talks, he knows more about America than anybody, but he doesn’t.”
“Certainly, a big surprise for him, again, was if you remember at the beginning of the administration, he would talk about ‘his generals’ … I don’t know why he thought that — but then a very big surprise for him was that we were — those of us who were former generals and certainly people still on active duty — that the commitment, the loyalty was to the Constitution, without question, without second thought.”
“That was a big surprise to him that the generals were not loyal to the boss, in this case him.”
“[Trump] commented more than once that, ‘You know, Hitler did some good things, too.’”
“Certainly his not wanting to be seen with amputees — amputees that lost their limbs in defense of this country fighting for every American, him included, to protect them, but didn’t want to be seen with them. That’s an interesting perspective for the commander in chief to have” … “He would just say: ‘Look, it just doesn’t look good for me.’”
“Whenever John McCain’s name came up, he’d go through this rant about him being a loser, and all those people were suckers, and why do you people think that people getting killed are heroes? And he’d go through this rant.”
“And I thought he was asking one of these rhetorical kind of, you know, questions” … “But I didn’t realize he was serious — he just didn’t see what the point was. As I got to know him, again, this selflessness is something he just didn’t understand. What’s in it for them?”
“Trump used the terms suckers and losers to describe soldiers who gave their lives in the defense of our country.”
The same week the above comments by General Kelly were made public, these following former Trump administration officials (out of 13 signatories in total) went on the record in an open letter to support the General and his comments. (The signatories pictured above are [in order] Ms. Matthews, Mr. Scaramucci, Mr. Taylor, Ms. Grisham, Ms. Griffin.) The letter states:
The revelations General Kelly brought forward are disturbing and shocking. But because we know Trump and have worked for and alongside him, we were sadly not surprised by what General Kelly had to say. We applaud General Kelly for highlighting in stark details the danger of a second Trump term. Like General Kelly, we did not take the decision to come forward lightly. We are all lifelong Republicans who served our country. However, there are moments in history where it becomes necessary to put country over party. This is one of those moments. Everyone should heed General Kelly’s warning.
Kevin Carroll, former Senior Counselor to Kelly
Sarah Matthews, former Deputy Press Secretary
Elizabeth Neumann, former Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security
Anthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director
Miles Taylor, former Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security
Stephanie Grisham, former White House Press Secretary
Alyssa Farah Griffin, former White House Director of Strategic Communications
Olivia Troye, former National Security Adviser to Vice President Mike Pence
General Mark Milley
What General Mark Milley has said about Donald J. Trump:
“He is a walking, talking advertisement of what he’s going to try to do.”
[Trump] is “fascist to the core.”
[Trump] is “the most dangerous person to this country.”
“We don’t take an oath to a king, or a queen, to a tyrant or dictator or wannabe dictator.”
Retired United States Army general Stanley McChrystal
What General Stanley McChrystal has said about Donald J. Trump:
"I think it's important for me to work for people who I think are basically honest."
Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper
What former SecDef Esper has written about Trump’s plans to steal the 2020 election:
“Without being too explicit, my message was clear: the US military was not going to get involved in the election, no matter who directed it. I would intercede.”
Retired United States Navy four-star admiral William H. McRaven
What Admiral (Ret.) William McRaven has said about Trump:
"These are things a disturbed 15-year-old boy would do, not the commander in chief, not the man who holds the nuclear codes, not the leader of the free world."
26th United States National Security Advisor (2018 to 2019) John Bolton
What Trump’s former National Security Advisor John Bolton has said about Trump:
"Trump is unfit to be president … If his first four years were bad, a second four will be worse."
Former President George W. Bush
What former US President George W. Bush has said about Trump:
"That was some weird s***."
Former Congresswoman Liz Cheney
What former Congresswoman Liz Cheney has said about Trump:
"This is how dictators destroy free nations."
Former Vice President Dick Cheney
What former US Vice President Dick Cheney has said about Trump:
"Greatest threat ever to our Republic."
Nice contrast to the Steven Cheung video at the top of the page, no?
Cassidy Hutchinson, former Assistant to Chief of Staff Mark Meadows
What Cassidy Hutchinson has said about Trump:
"There were several times throughout my tenure with the chief of staff that I was aware of him either throwing dishes or flipping the tablecloth to let all the contents of the table go onto the floor and likely break or go everywhere.”
What Cassidy Hutchinson reported that Trump’s White House counsel said:
"We're going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen."
Header photo credit: Our Banner in the Sky by Frederic Edwin Church (Public Domain)
Anthony Scaramucci photo: Jdarsie11
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