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Washington Free Beacon Staff • December 23, 2022 3:00 pm
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In today's woke day and age, if you're hearing about America's armed
forces, there's a good chance it's for the wrong reasons.

Whether they're ordering commanders to stop using gender pronouns,
lowering standards for women in the special forces pipeline, or using
critical race theory to train future officers, U.S. leaders have given Americans plenty of reasons to feel pessimistic about their country's
military might.

That's why we at the Washington Free Beacon are happy to report that even
in 2022, America is still capable of kicking communist ass. And the U.S.
Air Force proved as much in early December, when it unveiled its newest
bomber, the B-21.

Nicknamed the "Raider," the B-21 is the first American bomber to be
released since 1988, and a lot has changed since George Michael's Faith
topped the Billboard Hot 100. For one, the music we listen to got worse.
But more importantly, now our bombers are completely "invisible" to enemy radar. It's also nuclear capable and will eventually be upgraded to fit
weapons that don't even exist yet, putting evil bastards on high alert
from Beijing to Moscow.

Don't believe us? The Chinese Communist Party's flagship propaganda rag,
the Global Times, complained that it only had access to "frontal photos"
of the plane mere days after the bomber was first displayed.

The Free Beacon has a long history of honoring the machinery that
permanently stops terrorists from breathing. Unfortunately, the B-21 has
not yet had the chance to do so. But we have faith that it will soon. And
when those beautiful bombs do rain down on the many enemies of freedom
that occupy this planet, they will be coming from a 2022 Washington Free
Beacon Man of the Year.

Published under: 2022 Men of the Year, Man of the Year, Men of the Year

<https://freebeacon.com/culture/2022-man-of-the-year-the-b-21-raider/>

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