Pentagon replaces real warriors with tech nerds and America’s enemies are celebrating

The Pentagon has a brand new idea for defending America. No, it’s not about building better tanks, training our soldiers harder, or even making sure we have the strongest riflemen in the world. It’s about hiring keyboard warriors. That’s right—Washington elites have announced a so-called “War Force,” but instead of recruiting rough-and-ready Marines, they want to find coders and software geeks.

This is what happens when woke, out-of-touch bureaucrats run our military. We used to build real warriors, men and women ready to lay their lives on the line. Now, the brass cares more about who can code the fastest or manage an algorithm. They’d rather see a recruit with a slide rule than a soldier with an M27. This isn’t the America our grandfathers fought for. It’s Silicon Valley’s dream and Main Street’s nightmare.

The liberals in charge want us to believe the next war will be fought in the cloud instead of on the ground. Sure, technology matters. But what happens when a real enemy shows up at our borders or hijacks our planes? Will these keyboard experts storm the beaches or hold the line under fire? The Pentagon is betting our national security on tech nerds instead of tough patriots. It’s a gamble our enemies are already laughing about in Beijing and Moscow.

Let’s call it what it is: another gift to globalists and Big Tech. The same tech giants who censor conservatives and push left-wing politics are now getting cozy with our military leadership. While our young men and women in uniform struggle with low morale, the government pours money into hiring people who probably think trigger warnings are more important than trigger discipline.

At this rate, soon the left will have us believe we can win wars with hashtags and coding bootcamps. The brave Americans who stormed Normandy wouldn’t even recognize this new military. Maybe that’s the point. But here’s a question for every real American: when enemies come knocking, do you want warriors ready to fight—or just more government-protected nerds glued to their screens?

Source: Redstate