This Memorial Day we honor those that gave the ultimate sacrifice. May God bless you all!
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How many people were blood sacrifices in the last century, demanded by the bankers and money changers? I used to think that most of the campaigns/wars were necessary. Now I believe that none of them were, and in some cases our participation/presence in some places should have been illegal/unconstitutional. Why were we in Mogadishu? Why were good men killed there?
Because The ""National Debt MUST be Serviced""....
Each and Every Member of the Military is 100% Insured in accordance with their Military Occupational Specialty....
Take an Army Infantry Soldier as the Example, it takes $X investment to get him through Basic and AIT, after which he is valued at about $50,000, but then make it to his First Unit, is being Instructed by Experienced Unit Soldiers and Sergeants in order to become a better Warrior, so then gets promoted to Private First Class, his VALUE has gone up, probably worth something like $75,000, then after 2 Years finally makes it to E-4 Specialist Value is up to something like $100,000, or E-4 Corporal, and since as a Corporal he is technically a Non-Commissioned Officer, his VALUE would be higher, like $125,000....
And if for instance in the mean time, he goes to Airborne School and Air Assault School, and gains a Secondary MOS, this adds a LOT of Value to him, at the point where he finally becomes a Sergeant, and is given a Squad, his value jumps to something like $250,000 or higher, depending upon time IN, and Previous Deployments and Experience....
Whereas an Officer probably Starts with a Value of $300,000, as a New Butter Bar Lieutenant Graduate....
And so, when one of these is Killed in Battle or accident or such, the Military, might be the DOD, or Pentagonical, or the Branch itself, but Most likely CONGRESS, receives an Insurance Payment, probably a Bulk Payment for the Year, which I believe goes to ""Service"" the National Debt....
Or at least that is how I learned it somewhere between the 101st Abn. and the 2nd ID, back around '84-85....
That's diabolical
That's Life in America, and BTW, Walmart does the same thing, except the Insurance payout goes into their Bank account....
With every New Hire, they somehow Place a Life Insurance on that Individual, when that one dies, for whatever reason, Walmart gets informed, probably via SSN, and they collect on the Life Insurance Policy, and it doesn't matter if this person worked at Walmart for 1 Day or for 50 Years, Walmart keeps the Insurance Payments current, then they Collect....
And that too is fucking diabolical. How can they take out a life insurance policy on someone that they are not, with the company being the beneficiary?