Former Walz Colleague Claims Nuclear Manual Went Missing on Walz’s Watch

Things are about to get pretty interesting in the media for Tim Walz.

According to a new report, a former National Guard member that claims to have served with Walz in Nebraska is levying a damning allegation against Walz.

This is of particular interest when you also consider the allegations regarding the ties between Walz and China.

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I will tell you right from the outset that we were unable to confirm the story, as the outlet that reported the story did not name its source.

It is yet another one of these anonymous sources from Walz’s past that is allegedly coming forward.

Having given that disclaimer, the outlet reported that Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) manual went missing when Walz was in Nebraska’s Guard.

The manual reportedly detailed the upgraded howitzer’s nuclear capabilities after the battalion was tagged to receive them.

The report stated, “According to the retired soldier, Walz had just returned from another trip to China around the time when the manual went missing. He alleges Walz was one of the few with access to the building where the top-secret manual was stored and was ‘often the only one there.’

“The former battalion member said he believes Walz stole the nuclear SOP manual and later returned it.”

The former Guard member claimed that, eventually, the manual was returned.

This “incident” allegedly took place right around the time that Walz was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

The GOP has been hitting the Walz-China connection pretty hard, with Rep. James Comer (R-KY) recently voicing his frustration over the stonewalling of the inquiry, stating, “The FBI’s silence regarding Mr. Walz’s documented relations with CCP affiliates is inexcusable.”

Comer has also stated that Walz is “an example of how Beijing patiently grooms future American leaders.”

I am not going to directly accuse anyone of anything without some direct proof, but the Walz situation gets more interesting by the day.

Clearly, the GOP has every right to be suspicious at this point.