Mason Weiss retired from the US Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps in 2019 after a career in uniform spanning three decades. In retirement, he was disturbed by the implementation of DEI in his former branch. Then he noticed DEI material disappearing from the official website after the 2024 election, so Weiss decided to get to the bottom of what the JAG Corps had been up to. What he found seems like evidence of systemic lawbreaking. At the very least, crimes were committed against the United States Constitution — and the American military community.
This interview covers my recent article on DEI in the JAG Corps. It is free to read.
How Activist Lawyers Tried To Destroy The Fighting Spirit Of The US Army With DEI
Of all the branches and specialties in the US Army, the most important target for any ideologue bent on changing America’s armed forces is the Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAGC). JAGs are the lawyers of the Army. Any soldier being court martialed will have a judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney from the JAGC. Every commander planning a mission or …
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