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Comment by Lloyd Hargrove on January 1, 2019 at 12:21pm

The important thing is that they don't drop the ball on safety.  But what the heck is a military office like that doing making comments of any kind on Twitter in the first place?  They have no business being on social media sites, period. 

Comment by Sam Sammy on December 31, 2018 at 10:58pm

"Our previous NYE tweet was in poor taste & does not reflect our values. We apologize. We are dedicated to the security of America & allies."

— US Strategic Command (@US_Stratcom) December 31, 2018

WTF are you talking about, you have no "values" Yeah the part where you say you are dedicated to the security of America & allies, seems creepy AF after what you said, I sure don't feel "secure" with what sounds like a bunch of F--KING LOONS!

Comment by Timothy Hadfield on December 31, 2018 at 9:54pm

Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad.

Comment by jim on December 31, 2018 at 9:08pm

WOAH! agenda 21 anyone ? oh, I'm sure they would given the order. the government gift that keeps on giving a million years after a million years or until the radiation runs out. 

  " In Government we dis-Trust "

Comment by Boris on December 31, 2018 at 8:44pm

Comment by Boris on December 31, 2018 at 8:29pm

 

US military tweets, deletes New Year's Eve message about dropping bombs

(CNN) - US Strategic Command, the unified military force that controls the launch of nuclear weapons, tweeted an unusual New Year's Eve message

- US Strategic Command, the unified military force that controls the launch of nuclear weapons, tweeted an unusual New Year's Eve message on Monday featuring B-2 bombers dropping 30,000-pound conventional weapons at a test range.

"#TimesSquare tradition rings in the #NewYear by dropping the big ball...if ever needed, we are #ready to drop something much, much bigger," the tweet from US Strategic Command's official account said

Our previous NYE tweet was in poor taste & does not reflect our values. We apologize. We are dedicated to the security of America & allies.

— US Strategic Command (@US_Stratcom) December 31, 2018