In a prayer delivered by US Defense Secretary Hegseth during a Pentagon worship service yesterday, he read the fake Ezekiel 25:17 verse from “Pulp Fiction" that Samuel L. Jackson’s character recited just before he shoots a man to death.

[jxwojtowicz@mastodon.social]

@newsguyusa

Guess he should have had Jesus-trump go over his speech before he gave it.

Peace

[beltliner403@mastodon.online]

@violanders @epicdemiologist @kimlockhartga @newsguyusa
“One…two…*five*!”
“‘Three’, sir.”
“*Three!*”

[indreni@nerdculture.de]

@newsguyusa you really can't make this stuff up. Each day it gets more and more surreal.

[thriftwicker@mastodon.social]

@newsguyusa Jesus Christ. What a fucking moron.

[chrisholladay@mastodon.social]

@newsguyusa
I wish Samuel L Jackson would bitch slap him back to the "Stone Ages"

[angiebaby@mas.to]

@NatureMC @newsguyusa

"Wisdom is chasing him, but he is faster."

[makeapppie@techhub.social]

@hszakher @baconandcoconut @newsguyusa @SQLAllFather in many ways, same thing.

[unixjunk1e@infosec.exchange]

@newsguyusa

Pious Pete Hegseth: "Have you heard about my Lord and Savior, Quentin Tarantino?"

[baconandcoconut@freeradical.zone]

@MakeAppPie @hszakher @newsguyusa @SQLAllFather If we're just glomming random stuff onto government operations, perhaps we could consider my "Foot massages in the DMV waiting area" idea or my "One free Dunkies every time you pay your excise taxes."

[freedom2b@kolektiva.social]

Ahh, so now white nationalists have their own bible.