TOM LUONGO: The targeted invasion of the US is part of a much larger strategy to split the country and seize the land capable of maintaining the US's ability to conduct international trade.

The targeted invasion of the US is part of a much larger strategy to split the country and seize the land capable of maintaining the US's ability to conduct international trade.

Minnesota is part of the Great Lakes strategy. https://t.co/ErGEDSeMk6

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) October 1, 2025

I did miscolor MN here. Should be pink. pic.twitter.com/9oFSUgPo3X

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) October 1, 2025

Since September 19th, officers from our fraud detection and National Security Directorate, working in teams have conducted over 1,000 site visits across the Minneapolis-St. Paul area as part of this operation.  What they found should shock all of America.  Focusing on a list of over 1,000 target cases involving more than 900 individuals, our officers encountered blatant marriage fraud, visa overstays, people claiming to work at businesses that can't be found, forged documents, abuse of the H-1B visa system, abuse of the F-1 visas and many other discrepancies.  Over the course of the operation, our officers found indication of fraud, non-compliance, or public safety and National Security concerns in nearly a little less than 50% of the cases interviewed. 

PETE HEGSETH: Apply the War Department's Golden Rule, the 1990 Test and the e6 Test then it's really hard to go wrong.

Now THAT is a mission statement https://t.co/J3tDId3Dt6

— Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch) (@TFL1728) October 1, 2025

The War on Warriors, Pete Hegseth, 2024.

With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa, E. B. Sledge, 1981.

23:34.  Weak men won't qualify because we're not playing games.  This is combat.  This is life or death. As we all know, this is you versus an enemy hell bent on killing you.  To be an effective lethal fighting force, you must trust that the warrior alongside you in battle is capable, truly physically capable, of doing what is necessary under fire. You know this is the only standard you would want for your kids and for your grandkids.  Apply the War Department's Golden Rule, the 1990 Test and the e6 Test then it's really hard to go wrong.  

Search Assistant explains the "1990 Test" for Army readiness,

The "1990 Test" refers to a proposed review by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, which aims to compare current military standards to those in place in 1990, a time when women had significantly fewer opportunities and lower physical standards in the military. Hegseth's initiative raises concerns about potentially reversing advancements made for women in combat roles and military integration since that time.

On the e6 test, Search Assistant explains again,

The E-6 test for the Army typically refer to the promotion process from E-5 to E-6, which includes earning promotion points through various categories such as the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT), weapons qualification, and awards. Soldiers must accumulate enough points to meet the cutoff scores for their Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) to be eligible for promotion. 

Third, we are attacking and ending the "Walking on eggs shells" and zero defect command culture.  A risk averse culture means officers risk execute not to lose instead of to win.  A risk averse culture means NCOs are not empowered to enforce standards. Commanders and NCOs don't take necessary risks or make tough adjustments for fear of rocking the boat or making a mistake.  A blemish free record is what peacetime leaders covet the most, which is the worst of all incentives.