It is with profound sorrow that we bid farewell to John Kinsel Sr., one of the last surviving Navajo Code Talkers, who passed away at the age of 107.
From Bougainville and Guam to Iwo Jima, he spoke a sacred language transformed into an unbreakable code — confounding the enemy, safeguarding vital operations, and helping secure victory in the Pacific. His words protected countless lives, even as so many of his brothers in arms never returned home.
His service was quiet.
His impact was immeasurable.
Today, we honor not only his extraordinary life, but also the thousands who fell in the battles his messages helped guide — Marines, sailors, and soldiers whose sacrifices are forever tied to his voice.
Though his voice has fallen silent, his legacy — and theirs — will echo through generations.
Rest in honored peace, Code Talker.
Your words helped change history. 🕊️🇺🇸

@GenFlynn

Are you tired of seeing our country destroyed and NOT ONE person held accountable?

An overwhelming 99.2% said YES.

It’s a clear signal from the people that something is fundamentally broken.

Without accountability, justice doesn’t exist. The rule of law becomes selective.

Institutions lose credibility, and when those in power know they will never face consequences, what we’re living in is no longer a republic; it’s a managed decline.

To suffer this course to continue would be a travesty to the nation and a betrayal of those who entrusted it to our care.

Accountability is not cruelty, nor is it revenge.

Accountability is the very cornerstone of self-government, the bond between liberty and order, and the surest inheritance we may leave to generations yet unborn.