Whereas Trump's elitist father arranged for his coward son Donald's to receive five draft deferments from 1968 to 1968 before being reclassified as permanently exempt from military service in 1972 (It is beneath wealthy white trash American elites to serve in wars, they just decide to wage wars to which they send only Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans. poor white trash Americans and immigrants to serve and die); [See: https://lebanoniznogood.blogspot.com/2026/10/jesse-ventura-donald-trump-is-coward.html]
Whereas "elite" White-Trash Donald Trump referred to US soldiers killed in battle as "suckers and losers"; Per AI:
Trump's former Chief of Staff General John Kelly publicly confirmed that Trump referred to fallen soldiers and prisoners of war as "suckers" and "losers." In a 2020 'The Atlantic' report, Jeffrey Goldberg detailed Trump’s 2018 refusal to visit the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery in France, allegedly because it was "filled with losers," and his description of Marines killed at Belleau Wood as "suckers." General John Kelly stated on CNN that Trump viewed those who served without personal gain as "suckers" because "there is nothing in it for them." The Atlantic also reported Trump calling John McCain and George H.W. Bush "losers" for being captured or shot down in combat;
And whereas Donald Trump continually derided the former hero and prisoner of war, the late Senator John McCain, as a "loser" for being captured by the Vietnamese during the war. Per AI:
At a 2015 campaign event in Iowa, Donald Trump called John McCain a "loser" and stated he was "not a war hero" because he was captured during the Vietnam War, adding, "I like people that weren't captured." In 2020, following reports that Trump privately referred to McCain as a "loser" and disparaged fallen soldiers, Trump denied the claims on Twitter, asserting he "never called John a loser." Fact-checkers confirmed the 2015 public remarks and noted that Trump had even tweeted an article headlined "Donald Trump: John McCain Is 'A Loser'" shortly after making the comments;
Sending Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans. poor white trash Americans and immigrants to serve and die in his Zionist-prodded war in Iran is not a problem for the coward criminal felon Donald Trump. To him, they're all suckers and losers for willing to die for their country, but he, on the other hand, is a very proud disgusting bigot who pretends to love America by hugging the flag even as he cowardly refused to serve for fear of dying in battle or getting captured. MAGA morons: Is this the man you call your patriotic Messiah?
To his credit, Pete Hegseth did serve, but he too is frivolously and incompetently sending young Americans to war while having the audacity to disrespect the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington. Kudos to the sentinel guard at the Tomb for reminding drunkard Hegseth to show respect for the dead soldiers.
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Video shows soldier reprimanding Hegseth and advisers at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Haley Britzky, David Brooks and Natasha Bertrand, CNN
Wed, November 11, 2026
A US Army sentinel guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a group of his senior advisers Wednesday after some in the group laughed and talked near the solemn memorial following a Veterans Day ceremony.
"All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times," the sentinel called out, stopping his patrol to face the group as they departed.
Hegseth was standing and taking photos in front of the tomb with his wife, Jennifer, chief of staff Ricky Buria, deputy chief of staff Patrick Weaver and senior adviser and deputy assistant Tami Radabaugh after the ceremony held at Arlington National Cemetery for Veterans Day. Some in the group were laughing and chatting after taking photos, prompting the soldier patrolling in front of the Tomb to yell out and correct them.
When asked for comment, Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said the "soldier correctly and respectfully reminded everyone to maintain decorum."
"The Secretary and the entire Department have always honored—and will always honor—the sacrifices our military men and women have made to keep America safe. While commemorating this solemn day, a soldier correctly and respectfully reminded everyone to maintain decorum," Parnell said.
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is one of the most sacred war memorials in the US, marking the final resting place of an unknown soldier who was killed in World War I. A soldier assigned to The Old Guard, or 3rd Infantry Regiment, has been guarding the tomb around the clock, rain or shine, since 1948. Foreign dignitaries, presidents, public figures and politicians frequently visit the Tomb to pay their respects to American service members.
Hegseth and his team were at Arlington National Cemetery for a ceremony that was also attended by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
The defense secretary had been under renewed scrutiny and pressure in recent days after articles of impeachment were filed against him by outgoing GOP Rep. Thomas Massie. But in a procedural vote on Tuesday night, the GOP successfully blocked the impeachment process from moving forward, prompting Hegseth and his allies to claim vindication.
Hegseth stood accused by Massie of executing unlawful orders, including by waging war in Iran without congressional approval, ignoring laws about minimizing civilian casualties, and directing the Pentagon to carry out extrajudicial killings. In a press conference on Tuesday, Hegseth said the charges amounted to a policy dispute and not high crimes and misdemeanors.
President Donald Trump, who also faced criticism for behavior at Arlington National Cemetery when he filmed a campaign video there in 2024, stood by Hegseth leading up to Tuesday's vote and vowed to continue supporting him moving forward.
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Video shows soldier reprimanding Hegseth and advisers at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Haley Britzky, David Brooks and Natasha Bertrand, CNN
Wed, November 11, 2026
A US Army sentinel guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a group of his senior advisers Wednesday after some in the group laughed and talked near the solemn memorial following a Veterans Day ceremony.
"All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times," the sentinel called out, stopping his patrol to face the group as they departed.
Hegseth was standing and taking photos in front of the tomb with his wife, Jennifer, chief of staff Ricky Buria, deputy chief of staff Patrick Weaver and senior adviser and deputy assistant Tami Radabaugh after the ceremony held at Arlington National Cemetery for Veterans Day. Some in the group were laughing and chatting after taking photos, prompting the soldier patrolling in front of the Tomb to yell out and correct them.
When asked for comment, Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said the "soldier correctly and respectfully reminded everyone to maintain decorum."
"The Secretary and the entire Department have always honored—and will always honor—the sacrifices our military men and women have made to keep America safe. While commemorating this solemn day, a soldier correctly and respectfully reminded everyone to maintain decorum," Parnell said.
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is one of the most sacred war memorials in the US, marking the final resting place of an unknown soldier who was killed in World War I. A soldier assigned to The Old Guard, or 3rd Infantry Regiment, has been guarding the tomb around the clock, rain or shine, since 1948. Foreign dignitaries, presidents, public figures and politicians frequently visit the Tomb to pay their respects to American service members.
Hegseth and his team were at Arlington National Cemetery for a ceremony that was also attended by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
The defense secretary had been under renewed scrutiny and pressure in recent days after articles of impeachment were filed against him by outgoing GOP Rep. Thomas Massie. But in a procedural vote on Tuesday night, the GOP successfully blocked the impeachment process from moving forward, prompting Hegseth and his allies to claim vindication.
Hegseth stood accused by Massie of executing unlawful orders, including by waging war in Iran without congressional approval, ignoring laws about minimizing civilian casualties, and directing the Pentagon to carry out extrajudicial killings. In a press conference on Tuesday, Hegseth said the charges amounted to a policy dispute and not high crimes and misdemeanors.
President Donald Trump, who also faced criticism for behavior at Arlington National Cemetery when he filmed a campaign video there in 2024, stood by Hegseth leading up to Tuesday's vote and vowed to continue supporting him moving forward.
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