If you Dislike Veterans... STOP Waging War!

Make plans by seeking advice. If you wage war, obtain guidance. ~ Proverbs 20:18

If You Dislike Veterans, Stop Waging So Many Wars.

Do you want a bonus army?

Because this is how you get a bonus army. There’s a growing trend in American politics. It involves government spending and cutting benefits for disabled veterans, and it’s creating a firestorm of responses across the country.

At $36 trillion and rising, one can easily make the argument that American politicians and the puppeteers who pull their strings have a spending problem.

It is peak hypocrisy that the government imposes credit scores on the people when they themselves can’t even agree on a budget without shutting down every fiscal year.

Perhaps it’s by design, but the fact remains that the United States, Inc. spends far more than it makes, with annual deficits in excess of $1.8 trillion last year.

Deficits for fiscal year 2025 will likely exceed $2 trillion.

Solutions for reigning in this excess spending range from auditing agencies like the Federal Reserve and IRS, to creating “Departments Of Government Sanctioned Handouts Trust,” which is an idea as terrible smelling as the acronym itself.

Regardless, talking heads on all sides of the political spectrum are chiming in, with some taking aim at reducing costs within the Veterans Administration.

Two recent examples include an article from The Economist, titled “American Veterans Now Receive Absurdly Generous Benefits” and Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025” that aims to redefine the basis of how VA disability claims are approved.

Unfortunately, these calls for austerity have widespread support and a real chance of changing the law, with little appreciation of what creates so many disabled veterans in the first place: standing armies engaged in constant, endless war.

It’s also reminiscent of the events leading up to the 1932 “Bonus Army” demonstrations in Washington, D.C.

Over 40,000 protesters, including 17,000 World War I veterans, occupied the Capitol amid the ongoing Great Depression. They demanded early payment through the 1924 wartime compensation act and were forced to disperse at gunpoint by the Army and local police.

Exact casualty figures from the protest are not clear, but Congress eventually approved an early payout in 1936.

Today, you have a new generation of warriors taken for granted in society, lied to about why they fought, displaced from the workforce by foreign migrants, while struggling with homelessness, substance abuse, and suicide.

It’s no wonder why so many veterans wonder why they served.

It’s a carefully crafted, systemic beast that divides one group of people against another. We shouldn’t further such schemes by attacking journalists, denigrating veterans, or doxxing blackmailed politicians via social media.

Focus on the real target: an unelected bureaucracy and their handlers who justify pointless wars every decade through false flag operations and media propaganda.

Only when you identify the root cause are you able to fix the problem. Everything else is just layer upon layer of concealment, emotional manipulation, and distraction from the truth.

God help our country.

"When people do not accept divine guidance, they run wild."       -- Proverbs    29:18