Dismantling The Deep State

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Required Reading: In your discussions with friends between today and the election, if the topic of 2020 election fraud comes up you can share with them Peter Navorro’s summary report on election fraud.  

Colonel Mills lays out a game plan for how individuals can contribute.

The term “The Deep State” refers to the community of federal employees who remain in place while successive presidential administrations come and go every four years.   Over time, members of the deep state develop their own policy agenda.  When that policy agenda conflicts with the current administration, then deep state actors may work nefariously to keep their own agenda on-track. 

In the past several years we’ve heard of several examples of this, including the FBI’s suppression of information about Hunter Biden’s laptop, the implementation of Operation Crossfire Hurricane to frame Donald Trump as colluding with Russia, and the Biden White House’s work with Silicon Valley to censor information about COVID vaccines. 

Such deep state actions undermine the will of the American people.  For this reason, Presidential candidate Donald Trump has stated his intention to dismantle the deep state if he is reelected.

In his recent book, Colonel John Mills provides a battle plan that individuals can follow to assist in dismantling the deep state.  It’s a battleplan that involves not guns or bullets, but, rather, ballots and voices.  Join us as we discuss with Colonel Mills his book “War Against The Deep State.”   

Speaker Bio:

Colonel Mills delivers significant experience in DoD and DHS cybersecurity, technology, and critical infrastructure programs. He has worked extensively in train and equip efforts using Foreign Military Sales, foreign military financing, ITAR, and international military education and training, and builds public-private defense and technology industrial base partnerships, including helping establish the DoD’s Development Innovation Unit in Silicon Valley.

Prior to joining The SPECTRUM Group (TSG), Colonel Mills served as the Director for Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Affairs in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. His work included creating and implementing the first DoD and intelligence community scorecarding initiative, boosting whole-of government cybersecurity and multidomain responses to threat actor and nation hostile actions.

Colonel Mills’ 33-year U.S. Army and Army Reserves career culminated in his serving as a senior liaison between DHS and DoD for complex homeland security operations. Earlier, he helped establish and advise foreign national military and security forces in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Bosnia, South Korea, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. His roles spanned joint and inter-agency operations, psychological operations, intelligence activities, special operations, strategic planning, and public affairs.

In addition to his work at TSG, Colonel Mills serves as an adjunct assistant professor for the Cybersecurity Law and Policy program at the University of Maryland, Global Campus.