Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Biden, an executive order,

and a very lengthy story, and how something actually happened because the coverage of

this executive order being signed is lacking in context and it's important that people understand how this came about.

Okay, so let's start with the actual news.

Biden signed an executive order. This executive order fundamentally

transforms the way the military addresses, handles, prosecutes certain kinds of crimes.

And some of these, prior to this chain of events,

some of them weren't even crimes.

They were handled administratively by the chain of command, which can cause

problems if the perpetrator is part of the chain of command or is friendly with the chain of command. There were issues.

This executive order is a big deal. It is the final step in something and when you look at the coverage it says you

know well this was authorized by the NDAA of 2022 that is an accurate statement, but it's also missing context. They didn't just decide

to put that in there. It wasn't a bunch of politicians who were just like, oh yeah,

this needs to change. That's not what happened. The earliest there is coverage on this channel about it is on June 6th, 2020.

And if you go back and watch that video, I have a link down below, you'll see that I start off by saying people have been asking me to cover this, but I was waiting for the first party of the investigation

to finish. This is a long and winding story and it has a lot to do with a person

named Vanessa Gien at Fort Hood. What was then Fort Hood.

That incident, her death, it prompted a lot of outrage because the story was not right.

What was coming out, the information that was coming out, it was obviously incomplete.

And it prompted a whole lot of people, and I know people watching this channel got involved in this

To contact the armed services committee and put a whole lot of political pressure on the politicians to look into this.

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