U.S. Army Honor Guard Member Faints During Obama’s Farewell Speech

21 Comments on U.S. Army Honor Guard Member Faints During Obama’s Farewell Speech

1. Locked his knees.

   izlamo delenda est …

2. This link worked for me http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/04/u-s-army-honor-guard-member-faints-during-obamas-farewell-speech/

3. It’s unclear what happened.

   He fainted.

4. Reaction to Pres. Idiot claiming no Foreign terror organization has attacked US in 8 years?

5. Hillary in drag?

6. Why didn’t Obama tell everyone that he would get para-legals to help him?

   I hope it wasn’t serious enough to require a corpseman.

   15 days, and this national nightmare will be over.

7. Probably as the faux president was awarded the Distinguished Servive Award. OUTRAGEOUS!

8. The Commander-in-Chief can’t even hold the U.S. Army Honor Guard at attention.

9. It’s the body’s defense mechanism when exposed to human filth and historic stoopit.

10. Bored to death

11. Its easy, happens in a lot of ceremonies. We always tell them don’t lock your knees. I was on the color guard in Las Vegas, standing in the sun for an hour is surprisingly tiring. Even if you’re not hungover.

12. He was the lucky one. The rest of the poor bastards had to be there for the whole damn farce. Maybe he faked it just to get out of being there for the whole damn thing.

13. There’s always one guy who didn’t get the word. Always, always put vicks vapor rub below nostrils when within 20′ of Obozo.

14. The whole line agreed they would just fall out when Obama said “I” for the fortieth time, but chicken out. The one guy that followed through just figure ‘I’ll stay here so I won’t get ripped as badly’.

15. Zorro for the win!

16. The fact that Obama did not have a bayonet rammed through his black heart speaks well of the self control of our service members.

17. Now just one damn minute. Honor guard??!

18. those poor bastards. Guarding the personification of Dishonor.

19. Soldiers don’t faint. They pass out.

20. And Obama farts.

21. Horses sweat.
    Gentlemen perspire.
    Ladies ‘glow’.

    Soldiers don’t ‘faint’.
    They can sometimes “drop”.
    Or in the old British Army, “keel”.