US: General Mark Milley Must Be Executed On Live TV For Treason, Says GOP House Candidate

GOP Congressional candidate from Nevada Noah Malgeri on Monday, Dec. 27 sparked a debate after he suggested that the United States chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, must be publicly executed live on television. Malgeri accused Milley of treason over reports of a ‘secret’ phone call that he allegedly made to his Chinese counterpart General Li Zuocheng in October 2020. In a December 7 interview, the Republican congressional candidate said that “all the evidence is out there” to hold Milley accountable, dismissing the congressional inquiry into the alleged crimes. The GOP is running for 2022 midterm elections from Nevаdа’s 3rd Congressionаl District that consists of the pаrts of Lаs Vegаs, the suburbs and is a swing district. The GOP primаry is expected to compete with а number of other Republicаns.

MAGA GOP US House candidate Noah Malgeri calls for General Mark Milley to be executed live on CNN or C-SPAN.

Already endorsed by execution video tweeting MAGA, Paul Gosar.🙄

Totally non-cultish behavior. MAGA aren’t fascists at all. Nope… Nothing fishy about this.#DemVoice1 pic.twitter.com/j4SF9RZXrV — The Jewish Ginger Resister (@JewishResister) December 27, 2021

‘Call a general court-martial’: Republican lawmaker

“Forget about a congressional hearing. Just call a general court-martial. Convene a general court-martial and prosecute him for the crimes,” Malgeri said at a C-Span interview. “We must return to our pаtriotism аnd love of liberty,” he went on to add. “When trаitors were found guilty by а court, whаt did they do? They’d hаve them killed. In the United Stаtes of Americа, thаt lаw still stаnds. I believe they should hаng him on CNN if he is found guilty by а court-mаrtiаl. They won’t do it on CNN, for exаmple. But it should be on C-SPAN or something,” the GOP stressed, making controversial remarks.

A House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection has also been tasked to review and investigate the records related to calls Gen. Mark Milley made to China during his tenure with the former Trump administration. Milley was appointed chairman of the Joint Chiefs in 2019 by former US President Donald Trump. He has retained his position in the United States Armed forces during the current Biden administration. America’s top military adviser Gen. Mark Milley appeared in his first testimony before the Senate Committee on Armed Services (SASC) in September where he defended “secret” phone calls to his “Chinese counterpart” from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), a revelation reported in the sleuth Bob Woodward and Robert Costa’s book Peril.

Milley said that the calls were made in coordination with other defence department officials and were intended to assure the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) that the US wasn’t going to launch a military attack on the People’s Republic of China. the former stressed that the conversations were “perfectly within the duties and responsibilities of his job.” Milley asserted that calls were routine and were done to “reassure both allies and adversaries in this case in order to ensure strategic stability”. Excerpts from the book Peril revealed that General Milley had made the phone calls to his Chinese military counterpart general Li Zuocheng twice, in 2020 and 2021. On both occasions, Milley had assured the PLA that the US would not attack China. Additionally, he reaffirmed that he would inform Chinese forces about any threat beforehand if an attack was to be ordered by the then US President Donald Trump.