Tim Walz Swiftboated, Stolen Valor. Falsely Was in "War" When He Actually Abandoned His Men When They Shipped to Iraq

So not only did he falsely claim he was in a war zone, he turned tail and abandoned his men when they shipped to Iraq.

"I carried a weapon of war in war” - Tim Walz






Tim Walz a ‘coward’ and ‘traitor’ for retiring from military before Iraq, says Guardsman who replaced VP pick​

By
Isabel Vincent
Published Aug. 6, 2024,

When Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz chose to leave the military on the eve of his deployment to Iraq, Thomas Behrends went in his place.

“I needed to hit the ground running and take care of the troops — and tell them we were going to war,” Behrends said of the 500 soldiers under his command. “For a guy in that position, to quit is cowardice.”
Behrends, a 63-year-old farmer in Brewster, Minn., called the Democratic vice presidential candidate “a traitor” for retiring from their Minnesota National Guard unit just before their deployment to Iraq in 2005.
“When your country calls, you are supposed to run into battle — not the other way,” the retired command sergeant major told The Post Tuesday. “He ran away. It’s sad.

“He had the opportunity to serve his country, and said ‘Screw you’ to the United States. That’s not who I would pick to run for vice president.”





Kamala Harris at microphones with Tim Walz standing behind her
Fellow National Guardsmen who went to Iraq in place of Gov. Tim Walz say Kamala Harris’ VP pick is a “traitor” for retiring before deployment.REUTERS

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When Democratic vice presidential pick Tim Walz retired from the National Guard on the eve of his battalion’s deployment to Iraq in 2005, Tom Behrends (above) took his place as command sergeant major overseeing 500 troops.courtesy of Thomas Behrends

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Behrends (above) called Walz a “coward” for retiring from the National Guard on the eve of his unit’s Iraq deployment in 2005.courtesy of Thomas Behrends

Walz, 60, joined the National Guard after high school and served 24 years in the 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery, rising to the rank of command sergeant major. He retired in 2005 — months after a warning order that the battalion would be deployed to Iraq — to run for Congress. He was elected to office in 2006.

“On May 16th, 2005, [Walz] quit, betraying his country, leaving the 1-125th Field Artillery Battalion and its Soldiers hanging without its senior Non-Commissioned Officer, as the battalion prepared for war,” Behrends and fellow retired Guardsman Paul Herr wrote in a letter posted to Facebook during Walz’s first gubernatorial run, in 2018.

You Jadrools need to give it a fucking rest until your prepared to talk about T-Rumps military record. Oh, never mind. He has no record. He dodged the draft
 
Second Hand Hearsay proves nothing. Other members of his unit have come forward debunked your lies already,

You support a 5-Deferment Draft Dodging Coward. Your Swift Boating won't work.
The truth hurts, I get it, but suck it up buttercup.

As to draft dodging, I was never a person who cared about that. First off, some people should never be in the military. Secondly, drafting people into a war like Vietnam, against their will, was never something I every agreed with. All the fragging of officers and senior enlisted that took place, was a direct result of giving people guns and grenades, who were pissed off and angry, and asking them to risk their lives in a senseless war directed by politicians thousands of miles away.
 
When the dem voters went along like mindless sheep, to support Ka-blah-blah Harris, after she and other prominent Dems stole the election form Joe, by FORCING to drop out. Yeah, these people are mind numbed sheeple, nothing will sway their vote. Well, except for a 24/7 news media propaganda campaign, to tell the sheeple how they should think and feel.
Joe's decision, little buddy, not yours. Your in-hand election went blooey, din't it? :cool:
 
Donald is Bone Spurs, Sage, who ran away.

New York Times: Daughters of foot doctor say he diagnosed Trump with bone spurs as ‘favor’ to Fred Trump​


Dr. Larry Braunstein, a podiatrist who died in 2007, often told the story of providing Donald Trump with the diagnosis of bone spurs in his heels so he could be exempt from military service, his two daughters – Dr. Elysa Braunstein and Sharon Kessel – told the New York Times.
 
Dr. Larry Braunstein, a podiatrist who died in 2007,

It's always "somebody that died in 2007" with you congenital liars. :laughing0301:

Bone spurs show up on x-rays... wanna see one?

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Show me an x-ray of "childhood asthma". Ooops.... it's on the honor system. And we all know how honorable something that raped its preteen daughter in the shower is.

Pedo said he was a football star and we know the lifeguard stories - he beat Corn Pop's ass with a chain and then fucked his girlfriend... and the black kids (he called them 'roaches') liked to play with the hair on his legs.... wait... sorry I had to vomit. Lifeguarding and football sounds like the childhood asthma was cowardly bullshit... hmm?

democrats are, by definition, cowards. TamponTimmy, AWOL deserter with Stolen Valor is just being traditional.
 
They did not know which month, much less the exact date they would be deployed. He was the top enlisted man in his unit, it damn sure did throw the unit into chaos. The Army had to find a replacement who met all the criteria and experience to promote and train the person. This person would also have to get to know the men under his command and bond with them.

Keep in mind, this is a Army reserves, these people have private lives and jobs that keep them apart, so they seldom ever meet each other. Even if the Army had a qualified replacement on speed dial, and got him to report to the unit the very next day, that is not enough time for him to get to know the unit or the men, much less go thru a crash course to learn how to be a CSM.
Did we win that war without Walz? Did it end 12 years ago? Did W lie us into it with his imaginary WMDs?
 
He has never claimed to have been in battle. He has admitted that his comment "weapons I have carried in war" was poorly worded, but he did serve in support of the war in Afghanistan. The moment one takes that oath, one is serving. Anyone serving for 24 years in any branch under any circumstances deserves our respect.


Yes he did. He said he carried weapons of war in a war. He lied his fucking ass off.

I served 23 years in the Army. He didn't serve honorably. He deserves no respect.
 
Did we win that war without Walz? Did it end 12 years ago? Did W lie us into it with his imaginary WMDs?
Actually we haven't won a war in years. Democrats see to it that we don't. Walz #tuckedtailandran so he shouldn't even be in the war conversation.
 
Stupid comment. Anyone who knocks the NG or AR or any reserves is a know nothing. I know no veteran who does that. Stolen valor? Those who claim it are the ones who would have run.
Lowlifes support the guy that was a weekend warrior (girl scouts compared to USMC) - 2 days a month playing pingpong at the base - that deserted upon receiving deployment orders. That's Stolen Valor cowardice of the highest order.

And somewhere in those weekends the tampon enthusiast was hospitalized for... and I'm quoting from the newspaper article.... "over-ingesting horse semen". Supporting something that does unspeakable acts with farm animals says more about them than him....

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