Since President Trump’s orders to remove all DEI in the US Government by 5 pm last Wednesday, there have been hundreds of examples of removed websites, pages and material.
But none of it was covered by legacy media except for this one ridiculous story which was conveniently “leaked” to the them: U.S. Air Force removes training course that includes videos of Tuskegee Airmen, female WWII pilots.
Note how like clockwork all the legacy media picked it up and ran with it:
It’s an example of “malicious compliance”. BambooHR, a Human Resources platform, described it as:
Malicious compliance is when an employee follows the company’s rules to the letter but undermines the intended purpose. In other words, the employee uses the company’s own rules and regulations against them. This sneaky workplace behavior may seem like a minor annoyance, but some acts can have serious repercussions for the company.
The new SECDEF would have none of it. He posted on X:
Amen! We’re all over it Senator. This will not stand. https://t.co/Hii282f1d8
— Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) January 26, 2025
then:
This has been immediately reversed. Thank you @SenKatieBritt. https://t.co/bmoJ4obPNL pic.twitter.com/fXCP3lisLN
— Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) January 27, 2025
Here is another example many alerted to on social media which, disturbingly, was posted by a Lisa Yates on a “Service Academy Women” private group on Facebook or LinkedIn:
DOGE: Spreading this sort of advice is nothing short of treason. Women like Lisa Yates don’t seem to understand if our nation’s female military officers undermine readiness we are less safe. At the end of the day these people and those who follow them need to be rooted out. https://t.co/a9ffzAu7TC pic.twitter.com/Q9zUy5FOZL
— @amuse (@amuse) January 27, 2025
The SECDEF is having none of this either:
.@SecDef: If you actively undermine the chain of command — as Gen. Milley did under the previous Trump administration — we are going to review those actions. Accountability is BACK. https://t.co/quITxl0zuQ
— Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth (@SecDef) January 29, 2025
Malicious compliance is an embedded insurrectionist’s tactic of trying to jam the gears. Rules # 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12. https://t.co/RqXsmBW4qC pic.twitter.com/4QHFXm71PO
— Jeffrey Heck (@jheck20) January 28, 2025
We went through all of this—guilt narratives, malicious compliance, etc.—in Florida. The solution is simple: adopt an aggressive posture, deploy rapid-response comms to push back against media lies, and keep moving forward. Resistance will evaporate in a few months. https://t.co/bQpz9yn9B3
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) January 28, 2025
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