On retired Army intelligence officer Sam Shoemate’s new podcast, he interviews Brigadier General Chris Sage, a recently retired fighter pilot from the U.S. Air Force who shares his experiences and challenges during his military career, particularly surrounding his recent retirement and the allegations that led to it.
General Sage discusses his commitment to serving his country and the struggles he faced when he questioned certain decisions made during his deployment, especially regarding COVID-19 protocols.
He highlights the lack of due process within the military justice system and the challenges faced by service members who dare to speak out against the prevailing narratives.
The conversation delves into the broader implications of these issues on military culture and the importance of accountability and transparency within the ranks.
Watch:
00:00 Introduction to General Chris Sage
01:06 General Sage’s Military Background and Retirement
02:24 The Allegations and Investigation
06:25 Promotion Freeze and Due Process Issues
20:31 COVID Decisions and Leadership Challenges
24:51 The BCMR and Political Interference
30:41 The Burden of Command: Investigations and Accountability
32:29 Weaponization of the Inspector General System
36:24 Constitutional Awareness in the Military
39:47 The Erosion of Respect for the Constitution
46:15 Challenges of Reinstatement in the Military
49:02 Fighting for Justice: Chris Sage’s Ongoing Battle
51:48 The Measure of Injustice: A Broader Perspective
Air Force One-Star General Officer’s Fight Against Autopen, Bureaucracy, and Injustice

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