03/17/2026
No one should be blindly supporting these foreign wars that fund the elite and further drown the American people.
Forced regime changes and significant military interventions by the United States and Israel in the Middle East have repeatedly resulted in lasting, multi-decade conflicts, regional destabilization, and long-term security vacuums. Studies suggest that during the Cold War alone, the U.S. made over 70 attempts to change the balance of power abroad, with a significant number of these interventions, particularly after 9/11, targeted at the Middle East.
These interventions have frequently led to "unexpected consequences" where the resulting power vacuum or new government created more long-term conflict than the original regime. For example, the 2003 Iraq intervention forced the U.S. to return years later to fight ISIS, an outgrowth of that original invasion. Recent joint U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran have also been highlighted as a continuation of this pattern, aimed at weakening the regime but risking a wider regional war.
My son recently spoke with a recruiter. (37F) go figure... who did a great job at explaining why he should join, but when I caught him off guard with some of my questions, it was quite apparent why he hesitated and then shaped his replies to redirect the answers I was looking for into more "benefits & bonuses" type responses. Since that time, I am blessed to know that my son now has no interest in committing his life to something that doesn't resonate with God and his good nature.
The timing just isn't right, and from the looks of it our brave, bright, and capable youth of today will be needed to step up and protect our homeland from more domestic threats. Just as important, we must regain our vacated seats that have been hijacked by the British Crown, who loves stepping on the rights of it's people. We cannot continue to send our best to give the ultimate sacrifice for corruption. We need them here at home.
I said what I said.