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That’s pretty darn impressive.

Don't teach me how to be a 👻, then expect me not to haunt these tyrants.

Friends, after much consideration and thought, I've decided to archive this channel. I'm doing this for a number of reasons, but mainly I just don't have anything to offer this community anymore.

Since starting it, I've been through a gambit of emotions, have met some great people and am thankful to have been able to hold conversations that were censored most everywhere else.

The situation has changed considerably and there are many real world things I need to be focused on going into next year. I'm as active as I can be and will be continuing to train with and work with some of the best people our military has to offer.

I'm praying for a good outcome, but currently all of this has depleted my resources to the point that I'm just trying to get through week to week. Many of you are much worse off and it has pained me to no end to hear the stories and know that good people are suffering because of the actions of malevolence.

I honestly don't know where we're going from here and anyone who does isn't saying. I've risked my livelihood, reputation, mental and physical health, and even my life to stay in the fight, but without clear guidance and leadership I often feel I'm "pissing in the wind" for lack of a better term.

The messages of encouragement I've read here have gotten me through some very tough times and it will not be forgotten.

Semper Fi ✝️???

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Following his death on Nov. 22, 1963, the President’s widow, Jacqueline Kennedy, and brother, U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, requested an SF presence at his memorial services. Special Forces soldiers have continued honoring JFK ever since.