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Stolen valor refers to the act of falsely claiming to have served in the military, received military honors, or performed heroic acts to gain respect, benefits, or recognition. It's considered a disrespectful and fraudulent misrepresentation of military service.
Tim Walz, [aka Tampon Tim] the Democrat Governor of Minnesota and failed Vice Presidential candidate, allegedly misrepresented his lackluster 24-year military service in the Army National Guard. The most cited issue is a 2018 video where Walz spoke about gun control and claimed he carried "weapons of war." Of course this implies he saw combat but the truth is, Walz resigned from the service when he learned that his unit was going to be deployed to Iraq.
He also claimed that he was deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom, implying he was in combat, but he was in Italy, not in a combat zone.
And again he has an issue with his rank. Walz was promoted to command sergeant major but retired from service before completing the requirements for that rank, so his official retirement rank was master sergeant. But Walz referred to himself as a command sergeant major in political campaigns and this was obviously misleading.
On Wednesday at a veterans rally at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Walz (D) welcomed veterans for the annual "Veterans Day on the Hill" celebration but was met by an angry group of veterans who called him a "coward" and blasted him for sympathizing with Communist China, according to footage captured by KSTP.
"Coward! You sympathize with the Chinese!" some veterans holding American flags and "take action" signs shouted at Tampon Tim as he welcomed them to the Capitol.
"Sir, you're welcome to come… Let me finish!" Walz replied as he tried to ease tensions while another veteran shouted: "Shut your f***ing mouth!"
"Woah, hey – there’s some passion in the building, which is a good thing," Walz stupidly said before beginning his address.
Footage of the hecklers disrupting Walz's remarks has gone viral on social media, with conservative influencers celebrating the criticism.
Walz served in the Minnesota National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery after transferring from the Nebraska National Guard in 1996, but he resigned from the military when learning his unit was going to be deployed to the war in Iraq.
Walz served in the Minnesota National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery after transferring from the Nebraska National Guard in 1996, but he resigned from the military when learning his unit was going to be deployed to the war in Iraq.
Timmy hears about guns, and wow, does he run! His unit rightfully felt abandoned.
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Walz's decades-long ties to China also came to light when Vice President Kamala Harris picked him as her running mate last summer. He worked briefly in China as a teacher, traveling to Guangdong in 1989 for a teaching-abroad program to teach English and American history. And his woke thinking makes one wonder if a little touch of communism rubbed off on him.
Walz's decades-long ties to China also came to light when Vice President Kamala Harris picked him as her running mate last summer. He worked briefly in China as a teacher, traveling to Guangdong in 1989 for a teaching-abroad program to teach English and American history. And his woke thinking makes one wonder if a little touch of communism rubbed off on him.
Who am I kidding? Of course it did.
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