Ending the War on Warriors: Pete Hegseth’s Bold Push for Military Culture Change

[bdavidc]

Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, gave a wonderful, powerful speech today to our military.

Hegseth is using the platform to advance a change in military culture. He attacked "politically correct" or "woke" forces, declared he will end what he termed a "war on warriors," and called for a return to a "warrior ethos." This is the kind of change we need to see in our military if we are going to have real warriors. Hegseth is calling for a cultural change. This involves: ending the “war on warriors”; removing the politically correct distractions; and reinvigorating the true warrior ethos. The men and women in our fighting forces need to be trained, equipped, and led with courage, discipline, and a readiness to fight and defend this nation; not for the latest trend and ideology.

Good job Pete Hegseth on the speech you gave today. Courageously you exposed the political corruption and distractions in our armed forces and called for a return to a warrior ethos based on discipline, preparedness and honor. Leaders like you who are willing to stand up and fight for righteousness should be applauded because, as the Word says, “The righteous are bold as a lion” (Proverbs 28:1). We need more of this type of leadership to encourage those that stand guard over our nation.

 

[soberxp]

Pete Hegseth secretary of defense gave a wonderful powerful speech today to our military.

Hegseth is using the platform to advance a change in military culture. He attacked "politically correct" or "woke" forces, declared he will end what he termed a "war on warriors," and called for a return to a "warrior ethos." This is the kind of change we need to see in our military if we are going to have real warriors. Hegseth is calling for a cultural change. This involves: ending the “war on warriors”; removing the politically correct distractions; and reinvigorating the true warrior ethos. The men and women in our fighting forces need to be trained, equipped, and led with courage, discipline, and a readiness to fight and defend this nation; not for the latest trend and ideology.

Good job Pete Hegseth on the speech you gave today. Courageously you exposed the political corruption and distractions in our armed forces and called for a return to a warrior ethos based on discipline, preparedness and honor. Leaders like you who are willing to stand up and fight for righteousness should be applauded because, as the Word says, “The righteous are bold as a lion” (Proverbs 28:1). We need more of this type of leadership to encourage those that stand guard over our nation.

The United States is far from most countries, and who would be bored enough to spend huge sums of money to attack the United States unless hundreds of years of Europeans resurrected and colonized America again.

I forgot about your ally Japan.

Much love in God.


Just a joke.

 

[bdavidc]

The United States is far from most countries, and who would be bored enough to spend huge sums of money to attack the United States unless hundreds of years of Europeans resurrected and colonized America again.

Thanks for your thoughts. My post wasn’t directed at speculating as to whether or not this country or that one might or might not come after us, but rather to ask if we have the moral courage to do what is right and bring back discipline to our military. “For the horse is prepared for the day of battle, but the victory belongs to the Lord” (Prov. 21:31). In other words, we need to be prepared and watchful, no matter who our enemy might be.

That’s why I emphasized Hegseth’s call for a warrior ethos based on real discipline and honor. Even if a foreign threat isn’t “necessarily” likely in the near future, we still need good men and women of character who will lead and train our forces with preparedness and righteousness. That’s the point.

I also believe that if our military continues to weaken as it has over the past four years, our enemies will be far more likely to consider attacking us.

 

[soberxp]

That’s why I emphasized Hegseth’s call for a warrior ethos based on real discipline and honor. Even if a foreign threat isn’t “necessarily” likely in the near future, we still need good men and women of character who will lead and train our forces with preparedness and righteousness. That’s the point.

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