"By Monday evening, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, or MRFF, was “inundated” with complaints, receiving more than 110 grievances from U.S. military personnel stationed at dozens of sites across the Middle East, reported independent journalist Jonathan Larsen."
Definitely not the idea of just a few coocky officers.
Doesn't help that the US military are saying the recent war in Iran is to start a holy war and bring about the apocalypse. A death cult with nukes that want to take as many of us with them as they can. How is this being swept aside like every other "end of the world" theory? They're actively orchestrating it.
Considering that their evangelical armageddon prophecy is why they're doing all this blood sacrifice, MAD is exactly what they're after. I think we have forgotten that we haven't come far at all from the religious zealotry that ran and continues to run our world.
People who still think they have too much to lose haven't realized they have no future to hold onto anymore, and that it's already lost. There's higher chance of survival in the long term if we actually did all that as opposed to sitting around like cattle working hard to afford making babies for them to fuck.
So long as they don't democratically elect a socialist. Otherwise they're getting a Western-backed far-right dictator forced on them instead to "prove socialism doesn't work."
So long as the new governance is approved by Israel and The West. They better not try to democratically elect a leftist or socialist otherwise they're gonna get a Western backed dictator forced on them instead.
I agree that it's important to help the poor to make them less susceptible to financial coercion. After all, that is what capitalism does to quantitive measurements of debt, turns it from debt forgiveness to debt peonage. The second part isn't necessarily true, there are plenty of poor people that don't do what rich people tell them to, and plenty of rich people who happily do what rich people tell them to do.
I agree that it's important to help the poor to make them less susceptible to financial coercion. After all, that is what capitalism does to quantitive measurements of debt, turns it from debt forgiveness to debt peonage. The second part isn't necessarily true, there are plenty of poor people that don't do what rich people tell them to, and plenty of rich people who happily do what rich people tell them to do.
Would be funny if it backfires and at the next SOTU just one American does the right thing and set off a bomb vest in the middle of that crowd.