I have been contacted a handful of times by reporters wanting to talk about the mission I refused. I have declined them all. Despite my lack of cooperation, Seth Hettena went ahead and crafted an article about the unlawful order anyway.
His article is well done and fair. It's always a pleasant surprise to see a journalist take their job seriously given how vital the profession is to the health of our nation.
You can follow Seth on Twitter and read his article here:
https://theiceman.substack.com/p/trump-says-urging-troops-to-refuse
As our criminal Department of Defense (so incompetent today that it can't even remember its own name) tries to intimidate military officers and retirees (and I have no doubt it will make good on its threats at some point), service members have got to do a gut check. Refusing unlawful orders is mandatory, it's an obligation, it's not debatable no matter what the domestic enemies of our Constitution might say. If you can't do it, get out of uniform now because your departure from the service would actually be the best thing you could do for your nation.
Senator Kelly, while a hypocrite who doesn't actually care about the Constitution (simply raising it for his political ambitions) and a threat to our nation as much as the current administration, is nonetheless correct when he says military members must refuse unlawful orders. Things have gotten very bad in the nation, but they have been bad for a long time, and being a faithful public servant will never be easier than it is today (which is hard). But there will soon come a day when exercising free speech will be far more difficult than it is today. Just ask Sophie Scholl about unchecked power. Then factor in our technology. While you might feel safe speaking truth and exercising your God given right to free speech to challenge tyranny because you don't have a platform and therefore aren't threat enough to the tyrants, there will come a day when simply having a non-state approved viewpoint will be handled with extreme prejudice. Use your voice now, be ready for the worst. Truth is treason in an empire of lies, and it may well cost you everything. Like it did for Charlie Kirk.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT:
— Department of War 🇺🇸 (@DeptofWar) November 24, 2025
The Department of War has received serious allegations of misconduct against Captain Mark Kelly, USN (Ret.). In accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice, 10 U.S.C. § 688, and other applicable regulations, a thorough review of these allegations…
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