STUNNER: Only 29% Of Our F-35's Are 'Mission Ready'

Pentagon officials make stunning admission to Rep. Matt Gaetz: “Only 29% of our F-35’s are mission ready”

In case it wasn’t obvious to everyone, our nation is a nation in decline. And if you’ve been living under a rock for the last decade or so, maybe this will wake you up.

In a stunning testimony to Congress, Pentagon officials were grilled on the state of our nation’s F-35 program and the capability of our jets to be ‘mission ready.’ The F-35 was designed to be a cornerstone in our modern air defense strategy, offering unparalleled capabilities critical for maintaining air superiority in current and future conflicts.

Given the state of our country, it should surprise nobody when the Pentagon officials, under piercing questions from Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida, admitted that ONLY 29% of our F-35 jets are mission ready. This alarming statistic not only exposes severe vulnerabilities in our national security but also raises serious questions about the management and allocation of our defense resources and taxpayer money.

Furthermore, as you’ll see in this short video clip, the Pentagon officials also all but admit that it’s actually Lockheed Martin who controls our F-35 program. It’s not the Pentagon, it’s not Congress, it’s not our military, but actually a private military-industrial-complex who controls one of our most valuable defense assets. Absolutely crazy!

It’s obvious that this can’t stand. As patriots and rational human beings, all we want is a strong defense and capable leaders. If they want to use our tax money, the least the government can do is keep us safe and not waste our hard earned money on their friends over at the military industrial complex. The current state of the F-35 fleet is a glaring testament to the inefficiencies and mismanagement that plague our defense spending.

As patriots and rational human beings, we have to demand accountability and seek immediate remedial actions. I urge you to support initiatives aimed at:

1. Conducting a comprehensive audit of not just the F-35 program, but the Pentagon as a whole. We have to know what the hell they’re doing with our money.

2. Stop your representatives from giving away our money and weapons to countries overseas. It’s obvious that we have to take care of our own problems first.

3. Increasing oversight and accountability of the funds allocated to defense spending, ensuring they directly contribute to enhancing our military readiness, and that they don’t just go into the pocket of military industrial complex CEO’s

Our adversaries will not wait for us to sort out our internal issues. Every day that we allow this kind of wasteful spending and mismanagement diminishes our strategic edge and emboldens potential foes. It is our duty to act swiftly and decisively to rectify this situation and restore the integrity of our military capabilities.