Military extremism | Eastern North Carolina Now

It’s clear the centerpiece of the Biden administration will be combating so-called “domestic extremism.”

This is an all-encompassing effort that includes social media censorship, pressuring cable companies to drop Fox News, a domestic terrorism law to allow the FBI to spy on Trump supporters and arrest them and now introducing loyalty oaths to the Democrat Party in the military.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced he wants members of the military to act as a league of junior spies and report anyone they encounter who holds political views the Democrat Party deems extreme.

“There’s not a single doubt in my mind that you take seriously your oath to the Constitution. And that you serve this country with honor and dignity, and character. And that you believe in and uphold our core values each and everyday,” Austin began in his announcement. Secretary of Defense Austin then got to the meat of the matter – encouraging active duty military to report to their superiors any experiences with so-called “extremist ideologies.”

“I also want you to share with your leadership your own personal experiences with encountering extremists and extremist ideology in the military, should you have any. And I want your leadership to listen to those stories and I want them to listen to any ideas that you might have to help us stamp out of the ranks the dangerous conduct that this ideology inspires,” Austin added.

Austin does not specify what defines an extremist ideology, but critics contend it is the new term for “Trump supporters” and that the goal of this initiative is to weed Trump supporters out of the military because active duty military is one of two institutions – law enforcement being the other – where the Left does not have complete control.