Gibberish
[…] But what we wanted to do was to create a force over time that would be capable of rapidly transitioning from that forward-deterrent posture and with support from the United States, be able to transition rapidly into a -- an effects-based campaign that would be designed to swiftly defeat an adversary in overlapping conflicts and to conserve or reserve for the president, then, the ability to win decisively, if that’s what he decided was necessary in any given conflict. And by that, we meant the necessity for either occupation or regime change as a consequence of the conflict. And we needed to be able to do all that even while we looked after defense here at homes. So that was sort of the construct that we laid down for ourselves […]
Translation:
All right, you guys, listen up. For any of yous still ain’t figured it out, I’m charge here, see? It’s me who’ll be decidin’ all your tomorrows, right? You don’t like it? Well, boo hoo to yous. You wit me or you’s ain’t.
So here’s how it’s gonna be. Any of you’s so stupid to get up my nose, I’ll do ya in, see? Yeah even you, Blackie. It don’t matter we grew up on the streets together. That don’t mean nothin’ to me no more. I find you’re packin’ heat, you’re mouthin’ off about me, I’ll turn my back on you like this. Snap. I’ll snuff ya and put Putzie here in your place. Heh. How do you like them apples, huh? Huh?
What? Self-defence? Yo motha! What the hell’s the matter wit you? Don’t ya trust me?
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