The United States Army on its 248th birthday is a far cry from the force which ultimately (admittedly with French Ancien Regime army and navy help and that of the fledgling American Navy and Marine Corps) made things so miserable on this side of the Atlantic that London gave up. (South of the St. Lawrence, at least.) As is the 2023 version of the US Army as compared to that force in WW1, WW2, and most other wars.
Recently, a former Sergeant Major of the US Army was quoted in a newsletter:
“Soldiers are [supposed to be] the guardians of freedom, liberty, and the sacred values and
trust of the American people and our nation.” – SMA Glen E. Morrell
In 2023, the original statement perhaps has never been less true. Even with the bloodsucking leadership of the low-life types in DC, the Army in the past tried to live up to SMA Morrell’s words. But today?
Consider this commentary a follow-up on the recent writing about the Woke Army.
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Saving Our School Children from Politicians
Editor’s note: This is based on a great story by Rob Morse, published at his Slow Facts webzine, about Tennessee. But it is important for us in every State.
Across the Fifty States, politicians have left our students defenseless, and we have to save them. Any mass shooting and mass murder triggers screams of outrage, and such should be a wakeup call that the State legislature and Governor have failed us again. We need angry parents to change the status quo and save our kids. As grim as this sounds, there is plenty of good news. We also know how to reduce and to prevent mass murder in our schools. Common sense parents have been ignored for too long.
Some politicians say we should disarm honest citizens to protect our children. Other politicians say they will put armed deputies or police in the schools to save our kids. Both have been lying to us for years. Gun-control fails and the legislatures never fund enough school resource officers to protect our kids. (Assuming that despite all the proof otherwise that school resource officers prevent mass shooting of school children.) We understand the problem: (1) mass-murders are rare and (2) even a small school needs several defenders.
Is there a solution? Absolutely: simple, but not politically easy.
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