Well, I have been praying to the FSM. Noodles crossed.
Can you improve on the definition of that image? Looks to be an image of a person (head to the left) wearing what could be a uniform with ribbons and bullet points belowā¦
My over the counter image āsharpeningā only made the blow-up less distinguishableā¦I guessed a Kim but you see ribbonsā¦
Nonetheless you did well compadre.
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(picks up laptop, tilts screen to improve viewā¦finds oobladi ooblada
Kim is just as worthy as McMaster
Large graphics or small hands?
Yes, I heard that too. I thought āWhat the hell was that?ā
There is no debate:

He is only permitted to fly on Air Force and Marine One
It could be an issue of Trump magazineā¦
Or the latest Nordstrom or Neiman-Marcus catalog. 
Why was this done at the Palace of Versailles? And how did Lewis Black get in the picture?
Seriously, it looks like my high school newspaper. Not that we didnāt do solid journalismā¦
BTW, another Trumpian breach of securityā¦
Very, very terrific Trump impersonation!
We need sane leaders in military and intel. I just hope Shit Gibbon doesnāt cap them at the knees. Domestically, Trump and the GOP have their work cut out for them and thereās no guarantee they will work together or pass what they want.
Self-destructing PDBs?
Yes and no.
The National Security Adviser is a Special Assistant to the President and does not require confirmation by the Senate.
However, McMaster is a three-star general on active duty and the assignment of three- and four-star general and flag officers has to be be confirmed by the Senate:
In general, military officers are selected for promotion to one- or two-star rank by a centralized ad hoc selection board of general/flag officers. Candidates for three- and four-star appointments are not considered by a centralized board, but instead nominated by a Service Secretary through the Secretary of Defense. For reappointments to another three- or four-star position, the Senate is required to reconfirm the personnel action, even if no promotion is involved. According to Title 10, Section 1370 of the United States Code, GFO retirements must also be individually confirmed by the Senate.
Generals and Flag Officers: Senior Military Officer Confirmations
So the National Security Adviser does not have to be confirmed by the Senate, but the reassignment of a three-star general officer does.
Oh, my my. Thanks for that. Could be some very interesting questions at the hearings, then. Namely āDo you want to work with that shitgibbon Bannon?ā
That poor General will never get another job . His judgment will be questioned from now on.
Has someone told Trump generals are like restaurants, āthe more stars the betterā?
Well, they could hardly be worse.