This Veterans speech gave me goose bumps!

in war •  7 years ago  (edited)


A powerful speech by anti-war veteran Micheal Prysner

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If you want to understand the Military Industrial Complex, read War is a Racket by General Smedley Butler. In a book that can be read to its completion in one sitting, General Butler extensively details the corporate forces behind America's escalation into WWI. General Butler is one of the most decorated war hero's in American history, and his final warning was to take great caution when following political leaders into war. Below is a report I did on War is a Racket:

I read it. coincidentally, when I was in the Marine Corps, I was taught everything about Butler except what he did after the war. Butler was a true hero.

Thanks for your service. My father and grandfather were both Marines. When I was around 20 I asked my father why he never kept any pictures of himself up of him in his Military uniform. He told me that it was his greatest fear that seeing such pictures would lead to me joining the military. I was a mindless youth anyway. I serve my country now in a different capacity. There is a great irony that the government recruits young people to send them to war under the veil of patriotism and protecting freedom and these young people more often than not are the ones who later wake up to how the world really operates and become the biggest enemy of government and its lies. General Butler is a prime example.

My God that was something else! That was one inspirational speech. What a great way to encapsulate our common problem. We are all one and we only have one enemy. Will re-steem the shiz-nit out of this!

It's speeches like these, that are driving the billionaires into AI technologies. They wont need humans to fight their wars in the future.

This sadly reminds me of in the early years of the Iraq war when I went to the local college I was teaching at to listen to a speech by an American deserter of the Iraq war. What he spoke of that night is still etched in my mind: the horrifying picture of American tanks rolling over local babies who were getting shredded in the tank's tracks. Sadly, these wars and American invasions will only end when the Petro-dollar bursts and the banksters and corporations of the Military-Industrial-Complex can no longer make bloody profits from the genocide they cause. Pure evil.