U.S. Congressman on the Capsizing of Guam Videos
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This video certainly helps explain why the U.S. Congress can't manage the country.
This freaking moron, Hank Johnson, who is on the House Armed Services Committee, is actually
lecturing Admiral Robert Willard, commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, about overloading
the island of Guam with Navy personnel and materiel to the point that it "will become
so overly populated that the whole island might tip over and capsize." You can see that
the good admiral can barely contain his incredulity. "We don't anticipate that," he responds.
That's right, Rep. Johnson actually thinks islands are floating in the oceans and
can tip over. He rambles like an idiot trying to describe the dimensions of the island.
You can see the great restraint it takes the Admiral to keep from laughing. It's akin
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee asking a JPL scientist whether the Mars Pathfinder had photographed
the flag Neil Armstrong left there.
God help us all!
"What a maroon. What an ignoranimus" - Bugs Bunny
Genius Congressman Hank Johnson warns Admiral Robert Willard that
Guam
could tip over if too many U.S. troops and equipment are stationed there.
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