In November 1965, at the beginning of the US destruction...

Editor's note: ...of Vietnam, American soldiers were marched directly into one of the most horrific ambushes of the Vietnam "clusterfuck kill off" at LZ Albany. After fighting near LZ X-Ray, exhausted US soldiers were ordered to move through dense jungle toward another landing zone (so much for "air mobility") in a long exposed column of between 500 and 550 soldiers with little reconnaissance and poor security. Waiting in concealment, North Vietnamese regulars consisting between 1,000 and 1,500 experienced regulars from the 33rd and 66th Regiments struck with devastating consequences. The result was total chaos and slaughter. The American column was ripped apart at close range in a devastating L-shaped kill zone as communications collapsed, officers were killed, and isolated groups of soldiers averaging between 19 and 22 years old fought desperately for survival. More than 150 Americans died in a single day with 121 wounded. The battlefield became a horrifying symbol of confusion, poor planning, and command failure. The leadership surrounding the disaster, including Lieutenant Colonel Robert McDade, who reportedly had not led men in combat for over a decade before Vietnam. At LZ Albany, American technological superiority initially meant nothing against an enemy that understood the terrain, controlled the timing of the attack, and exploited every tactical mistake. Listening to first hand accounts of soldiers who were there is horrific what they experienced

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Memorial Day Normalizes Satanic Human Sacrifice (i.e. War) May 24, 2026

The goyim have been brainwashed to think they are heroes if they die for Wall Street Jews and Freemasons

May 24, Memorial Day in the US, is particularly pertinent this year as the Iran war is on the verge of intensifying. The Republicans have delayed a vote on the War Powers Act which would have forced Trump to forfeit his war-making power because they would have lost.

Should veterans be treated as heroes or victims of a hoax? Heroes would be appropriate if indeed they were defending their nation. But in the words of Marine General Smedley Butler, US soldiers are bully boys for Wall Street.

Far from "defending freedom," the US Military is advancing the world government agenda of the central banking cartel and perpetuating a trillion dollar boondoggle. Gratuitous murder, maiming and mayhem serve as the Cabalist bankers' tribute to Satan. All wars are their wars against humanity whom they must enslave to protect their fraudulent credit monopoly and fulfil Cabalist prophecy.

(See also-Bjerknes- History Follows Jewish Supremacist Blueprint.)

Why are so many Americans willing to lay down their lives for such a dubious cause, yet none are willing to sacrifice to truly liberate the US from warmongering politicians who are prepping for new wars against Syria, Iran, Russia and China?

The times they are a changing. After posting a video of a young recruit talking about how service allows him to better himself "as a man and a warrior", the US Army tweeted, "How has serving impacted you?" Caitlin Johnstone compiled typical responses which conveyed the horror of war and stripped military service of its glamour.

From 2019
by Caitlin Johnstone

(abridged by henrymakow.com)

"As of this writing, the post has over 9,600 responses. Most of them are heartbreaking.

"My daughter was raped while in the army," said one responder. "They took her to the hospital where an all male staff tried to convince her to give the guy a break because it would ruin his life. She persisted. Wouldn't back down. Did a tour in Iraq. Now suffers from PTSD."

"I've had the same nightmare almost every night for the past 15 years,"said another.

Tweet after tweet after tweet, people used the opportunity that the Army had inadvertently given them to describe how they or their loved one had been chewed up and spit out by a war machine that never cared about them.

This article exists solely to document a few of the things that have been posted in that space, partly to help spread public awareness and partly in case the thread gets deleted in the interests of "national security". Here's a sampling in no particular order:

"Someone I loved joined right out of high school even though I begged him not to. Few months after his deployment ended, we reconnected. One night, he told me he loved me and then shot himself in the head. If you're gonna prey on kids for imperialism, at least treat their PTSD."

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"After I came back from overseas I couldn't go into large crowds without a few beers in me. I have nerve damage in my right ear that since I didn't want to look weak after I came back I lied to the VA rep. My dad was exposed to agent orange which destroyed his lungs, heart, liver and pancreas and eventually killing him five years ago. He was 49, exposed at a post not Vietnam, and will never meet my daughter my nephew. I still drink too much and I crowds are ok most days but I have to grocery shop at night and can't work days because there is to many ppl."

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"The dad of my best friend when I was in high school had served in the army. He struggled with untreated PTSD & severe depression for 30 years, never told his family. Christmas eve of 2010, he went to their shed to grab the presents & shot himself in the head. That was the first funeral I attended where I was actually told the cause of death & the reasons surrounding it. I went home from the service, did some asking around, & found that most of the funerals I've attended before have been caused by untreated health issues from serving."

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"My dad was drafted into war and was exposed to agent orange. I was born w multiple physical/neurological disabilities that are linked back to that chemical. And my dad became an alcoholic with ptsd and a side of bipolar disorder."

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"I met this guy named Christian who served in Iraq. he was cool, had his own place with a pole in the living room. always had lit parties. my best friend at the time started dating him so we spent a weekend at his crib. after a party, 6am, he took out his laptop. he started showing us some pics of his time in the army. pics with a bunch of dudes. smiling, laughing. it was cool. i was drunk and didn't care. he started showing us pics of some little kids. after a while, his eyes went completely fucking dark. i was like man, dude's high af. he very calmly explained to us that all of those kids were dead 'but that's what war was. dead kids and nothing to show for it but a military discount'. christian killed himself 2 months later."

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"I didn't serve but my dad did. In Vietnam. It eventually killed him, slowly, over a couple of decades. When the doctors were trying to put in a pacemaker to maybe extend his life a couple of years, his organs were so fucked from the Agent Orange, they disintegrated to the touch. He died when I was ten. He never saw me graduate high school. He never saw me get my first job or buy my first car. He wasn't there. But hey! Y'all finally paid out 30k after another vet took the VA to the Supreme Court, so. You know. It was cool for him."

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"Chronic pain with a 0% disability rating (despite medical discharge) so no benefits, and anger issues that I cope with by picking fistfights with strangers."

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"Many of my friends served. All are on heavy antidepressant/anxiety meds, can't make it through 4th of July or NYE, and have all dealt with heavy substance abuse problems before and after discharge. And that's on top of one crippled left hand, crushed vertebra, and GSWs."

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"Left my talented and young brother a broken and disabled man who barely leaves the house. Left my mother hypervigilant & terrified due to the amount of sexual assault & rape covered up and looked over by COs. Friend joined right out if HS, bullet left him paralyzed neck down."

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