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Uncle Sam needed a “diverse” military in order to have enough “manpower” to fight wars for Israel. Well, he got one: it’s Your Momma’s Army. Ten-hut! No crying in the ranks! [Article].
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“Here’s an American poster with the message that war is sexy.” The war wasn’t even over in January 1945 but already the “allies” were gloating. Of course, it was the yids who created the myth that World War II – the most awful war in history in terms of lives lost and property destroyed – […]
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“White guys?” says Big Jew. “I use them as cannon fodder every 10 years in some war, somewhere.” Iraq: (Scripsick’s son was killed there): [Here]. Gulf War: [Here]. Vietnam: [Here]. Korea: [Here].
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Saddam has Weapons of Mass Delusion, the Jewish civilians at the Pentagon said. Suuure he did. Another war for the Jews is publicly shown to be a fraud: [Article].
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This Memorial Day, let’s remember all of the wars that we didn’t need to be involved in, shall we? Like this one. “Police action.” Riiight, Mr. Truman: [Article].
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Overheard: an old “greatest generation” codger saying, re: America’s interventionist foreign policy, that “isolationism isn’t the answer. We tried it before and it didn’t work.” Huh? What? When has America ever been “isolationist”? We were fighting in the friggin’ Philippines back in 1899. In the next decade, as old age claims them, how wonderful it […]
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It’s only natural that an Israeli leader would talk of war, since Israel has started so many wars that it’s hard to keep track of them all: [Article].
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This is just the latest in a series of insults directed against the White, Christian Serbs; those insults occur usually at the urging of the West, particularly America. As you may recall, six months ago, former Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was illegally hauled off to The Hague to stand trial. Now there’s this penalty. But […]
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Warmongering: it’s a Jewish specialty, and Rostow’s involvement in Vietnam policy-making is a fine example of it. How many dead, White men would be alive today without Rostow’s significant influence on Vietnam policy? Rostow’s brother, Eugene, was also involved with Vietnam policy, but to a lesser degree: [Article]. A book about Rostow: [Here].
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A man who waged war on his own people when he didn’t have to (Lincoln) and a man who dragged America into World War II (F. D. Roosevelt) were our best presidents? If so, then it’s hard to imagine our worst presidents. Of course, Lincoln and FDR had lots of special help with their war-waging. […]
