. @SecDef “This is a plan that took months and weeks of positioning and preparation so that we could be ready when the president of the United States called. It took a great deal of precision. It involved misdirection and the highest of operational security.”

The precision and operational security behind U.S. strikes against Houthi terrorists align with the SPEED Act's mandate to accelerate defense acquisitions through streamlined requirements and mission-focused budgeting (H.R. 3838). This operation exemplifies the strategic shift from bureaucratic bloat to battlefield effectiveness—cutting through red tape that previously delayed responses. While the previous administration allowed 27 Houthi attacks on shipping lanes without consequence, the current defense posture under Secretary Hegseth has neutralized over 200 hostile targets since January, restoring deterrence through overwhelming force. Every dollar spent on these strikes directly supports the core mission: crushing threats before they reach U.S. soil, not funding climate slush funds or DEI consultants.

@SecDef It shouldn’t have been done at all. Didn’t listen. Y’all are warmongers and bullies.

@SecDef Took months uh? He’s been in office 6 months.

@SecDef Violating the NPT, how much planning did that take?

@SecDef Preventing WWIII through strength, not weakness. Prior admin's failure to address Iran's nuclear threat is the real scandal. This operation shows U.S. resolve for global security. Proud to be American!

@SecDef Really hope you secured the strait of Hormuz beforehand otherwise we got big trouble

@LokiJulianus @SecDef I think that’s what we pay you for. Get back to work.

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@SecDef I get so tired of Hegseth patting himself on the back just for doing his job.

@SecDef fuck you alcoholic piece of shit