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11 November, 2020

Veteran’s Day: Are You a Veteran of a Ridiculous Foreign War? (Not Yet, Anyway?)

Posted by Socrates in America, America as an arm of world Jewry, America as Wonderland, America-as-a-global-policeman, America-the-sitcom, global citizens, global vs. local/regional, globalization, internationalism, interventionism vs. isolationism, Jewish warmongering, Jewish World Revolution, military, military draft, One World, One People and Free Tacos for Everybody!, perpetual war for perpetual peace, Socrates, Veteran's Day, veterans, Vietnam, Vietnam War, Walt Rostow, war, war as a racket, war as unnecessary, War On Israel's Enemies, war propaganda, War! War! War!, warmongers at 2:18 pm | Permanent Link

Above: the body of a bound, dead U.S. soldier in Korea, one of four soldiers of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Division who were executed by communists on July 10, 1950. If you could somehow contact this guy in the afterlife and ask him, “was it worth losing your life for Korean gooks?” he’d likely […]



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11 November, 2019

Veterans Day, Nov. 11: Why So Many Veterans?

Posted by Socrates in Gulf War, Iraq War, Isntreal, Israel, Israel - the facts, jewed foreign policy, Socrates, Veteran's Day, War On Israel's Enemies, War! War! War!, Zionism, Zionist lobby at 4:38 pm | Permanent Link

Maybe if America were not addicted to fighting wars for Israel, we’d have fewer veterans? America fights a new war every 10 years. There’s something wrong with that. America has fought 3 wars for Israel alone: the 1991 Gulf War, the 2003 Iraq War and the Afghanistan War. You’d think we’d be done by now. […]



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11 November, 2008

Veteran’s Day and the Glorification of Unnecessary Wars

Posted by Socrates in jewed foreign policy, jewhad, Jewish arrogance, jewish hate & hypocrisy, propaganda, Socrates, Veteran's Day, war, war as a racket, World War I, World War II at 7:17 pm | Permanent Link

You hear the slogans every Veteran’s Day. They usually sound like these: “It was a good/necessary war.” “He died fighting for his country.” “He died fighting for our freedom.” The slogans are false, but the rubes buy them because they sound so good. America’s involvement in endless foreign wars has been due to the Jews […]



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