Viral Army Video Reveals What the Troops Really Think About This...

Brutal Message Our Troops Wrote about Dr. Fauci & Bill Gates

In one of the most unexpected and hilarious “oops” moments we’ve seen in a while, the official U.S. Army X account (formerly Twitter) posted a video that may have unintentionally exposed exactly how our military men and women feels about two of the most controversial figures in modern history: Dr. Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates.

The now-deleted video was meant to be a patriotic promo showing tanks being loaded onto railcars as part of preparations for America’s upcoming 250th birthday celebration. But eagle-eyed viewers quickly spotted something the Pentagon’s PR team clearly missed—or ignored: scrawled on the side of one railcar was the unmistakable message, “Hang Fauci & Bill Gates.”

Yes, you read that right. Not subtle. Not vague. Just painted in big, bold letters for the whole world to see.

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Once social media users began pointing it out, the Army scrambled to delete the video and issued a generic statement calling it a “mistake.” But let’s be honest—how do you “accidentally” post a video where that’s visible on screen?

Anthony Fauci, as everyone with a memory knows, became the face of government overreach during the pandemic—locking down businesses, shuttering churches, and flipping his positions on masks and vaccines more often than a worn-out coin. His mantra: “Trust the science.” The result? A legacy built on fear, control, and experimental mandates many Americans now deeply regret.

Bill Gates, meanwhile, has made himself a global health czar without ever being elected to anything. Using his foundation, Gates has poured billions into vaccine campaigns—some of them highly controversial—around the world. He’s also been vocal about population control and digital tracking, which doesn’t exactly earn trust from the average freedom-loving American.

So is it really that surprising that some of our men and women in uniform might feel a certain way about these two figures?

Maybe the Army’s media team didn’t mean to send a message. But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t one.

You can still watch the video for yourself before it disappears from the internet entirely: