I haven't looked into it, but it sounds plausible. As recently as Bush there was at least some Republican connection to the military. Its always a bit tempting to think how things are now has been how its always been.
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I haven't looked into it, but it sounds plausible. As recently as Bush there was at least some Republican connection to the military. Its always a bit tempting to think how things are now has been how its always been.
Freeze the funds of any university who hosts people who fly Hamas flags for anti-terrorism reasons and any university that works with illegal immigrants under immigration laws. Any campus that hosted BLM events directly funded Hamas via BLM, remember, and now it's open season on them.
Use the Islamist infiltration of the woke circles to get the public on board with seizing their funding to pay off student loans, instead of trying to make it so only public/military service gets real loan forgiveness.
The education cartels mostly exist to sell each other's books, nothing more or less, but they try to dress it up and disguise it because hoodwinking the unwashed masses is a private, or not so private sometimes, pleasure of most progressive/leftist academia and social society.
Also, penalize universities that force non-degree/employment focused electives on students just to keep failing, and frankly usually needless, depts afloat instead of axing them from the the campus budget and offerings.
those polititions are the reason why life in the military is such a shit show, why our veterans get shit on after risking their lives for this country, and why we keep losing wars. The fish rots from the head my friend.
VA and DoD are separate of each other is also am ossue
The DOD and VA are not the problem persay its our lets face it rather incopetant political class.
I'm not blaming you for that issue by the way that isn't your fault, but they are poisoning the waters your swimming in, and things are not going to get better until their replaced with some one who doesn't suck at their jobs.
I know man.
The military has a lot to offer but politicians don't know how to not fuck things up.
Quickest way to fix the military? War.
Has always been the key
I'm going to be honest man I really dont want you to die on me, so id rather find a way to fix it that doesn't involve risking you.
Hey, i signed up to fight for this country.
I didn't swear an oath to a political party or to any singular person.
Sure the office of the president is mentioned but that is it.
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True, but people here are acting as though it's the military's fault that politicians are dicking them around.
Or that the military are robots or meat sacks to go die, or all infantry
Agent23
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It benefits lots of crony capitalists, revolving door politicians and bureaucrats, and other politicians that get kickbacks and pork barrel via projects in their states and campaign contributions.
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Let me quote you one of my fave historians and diplomats, (and a huuge player in the blob/deep state.):
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What an elitist assholeLet me quote you one of my fave historians and diplomats, (and a huuge player in the blob/deep state.):
See, what you mean by 'fix' and what civies mean by 'fix' are likely separate things.
Also, if we cannot unfuck our military/political/social relationship in peace time, what in the world makes you think trying to get the US into an official shooting war, with that same leadership in charge, is going to actually make anything better?
I mean your answer to pretty much any issue of social strife in the US is 'we need a war', and then you assume said war would 'fix' things at home.
Not really. War actually helps to hide corruption because it can always be pointed to as the more important thing that needs to be taken care of first before dealing with anything else.
It tends to help the US military.
Because we focus on having lower loses over higher ones.
If someone causes more deaths than it is taken care of.
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I think his time in the US military as a sort of colleague to Zach might have shaped some of that preservative.
But I don't see Zach running a whole German city for some reason.
Humor aside, he was a pretty good diplomatic historian, to the point where his thesis dealing with either the fallout and diplomacy after and during the Napoleonic Wars was so lengthy Harvard had to put in a rule capping the maximum at less than what he wrote.
This is very much like great powers and would be empires have operated for a long, long while.
For most of history warfare was basically the Clausewitzian "politics/diplomacy by other means", and the participants were basically pawns in the hands of the rulers and deep state equivalents back then.
To be sure, there were also wars for religion, wars for conquest, wars for prestige, and wars for other silly reason, but more often than not there were other motivators as well.
Too bad most people nowadays are historically illiterate.
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I mean even Hitler was instrumental in founding Volkswagen, the autobahn and animal welfare/rights among other things for Christ sake so none of this does anything to change my view on himI think his time in the US military as a sort of colleague to Zach might have shaped some of that preservative.
But I don't see Zach running a whole German city for some reason.
Humor aside, he was a pretty good diplomatic historian, to the point where his thesis dealing with either the fallout and diplomacy after and during the Napoleonic Wars was so lengthy Harvard had to put in a rule capping the maximum at less than what he wrote.
This is very much like great powers and would be empires have operated for a long, long while.
For most of history warfare was basically the Clausewitzian "politics/diplomacy by other means", and the participants were basically pawns in the hands of the rulers and deep state equivalents back then.
To be sure, there were also wars for religion, wars for conquest, wars for prestige, and wars for other silly reason, but more often than not there were other motivators as well.
Too bad most people nowadays are historically illiterate.
could be true - but considering was dump stupid animal which saved China from soviets and tried to save soviet from collapse,i do not care about opinions of such idiot.I think his time in the US military as a sort of colleague to Zach might have shaped some of that preservative.
But I don't see Zach running a whole German city for some reason.
Humor aside, he was a pretty good diplomatic historian, to the point where his thesis dealing with either the fallout and diplomacy after and during the Napoleonic Wars was so lengthy Harvard had to put in a rule capping the maximum at less than what he wrote.
This is very much like great powers and would be empires have operated for a long, long while.
For most of history warfare was basically the Clausewitzian "politics/diplomacy by other means", and the participants were basically pawns in the hands of the rulers and deep state equivalents back then.
To be sure, there were also wars for religion, wars for conquest, wars for prestige, and wars for other silly reason, but more often than not there were other motivators as well.
Too bad most people nowadays are historically illiterate.
Becouse,if Soviets burned china in 1969,they would fall 10 years earlier,and if soviets survived in 1991 we would have war in Europe 10 years ago.
I have notching against smart genociders,but Kissinger was stupid genocider - thanks to him his country almost ceased to exist.
Idiot forget,that communism is religion,and war of soviets and Mao was war of religions,and had notching to do wit balance of power.
P.S Merry Christmas !
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Nope, China was too big to get stomped by the USSR and had nukes, and the winner would have been standing against an intact west, so trying to balance between the USSR and China was logical and Kissinger and Nixon's strategy was sound.
Don't forget, Kissinger and RN were the USA's State Sec/NSC and President, not Poland's.