Benny, the JAG Officer, Wants to Hunt Down J6ers & ICE

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Benny, the JAG Officer, A Short Story

Sam Shoemate did some research on an X poster who threatened to hunt down every J6 and ICE agent. Shoe sent the information to Sec. Hegseth. The reason Mr. Shoemate highlighted the story is because Benny is an active duty Navy JAG officer.

Benny exchanged nasty comments with someone online, and he was outed. Then he nuked his account. Shoe only took up the cause because he threatened federal agents. He also notified Benny’s chain of command.

“This kind of threatening behavior towards agents, who are already under fire, simply cannot be allowed, especially from an officer whose job is to provide legal advice to his command and holds sway over policy that affects potentially thousands of sailors,” wrote Shoe.

Benny has extensive government work experience and some might say he is the exact wrong person to have power since he wants to kill government agents he disagrees with.

The JAG officer responded to a post by Christopher Rufo to heighten concerns that he’s dangerous.

He threatened to hunt down ICE agents and J6ers only three days ago.

What kind of damage might he have been done over the past six months? Leaking?

 


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Samanna
Samanna
6 hours ago

Benny is the perfect name for this Little Soy Boy. Another mentally ill Leftist destroying the US military.

Last edited 6 hours ago by Samanna
The Prisoner
The Prisoner
23 hours ago

He’s done, he violated the military code in multiple ways. Hegseth will fire him. It will be on his record.

Saltherring
Saltherring
1 day ago

Sound like Benny needs to be court martialed. A term in Leavenworth might straighten him out. I’m also guessing he has plenty of company at Jag, given the condition of America’s law schools.