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Absolutely! I have been in the military for 12 years. Believe me, there is a lot of wasteful spending. You can cut defense spending without cutting actual defense. The whole system is basically to prop up the "military industrial complex". We spend more on "defense" than all other countries combined.Do we plan on invading all of them?
Look, it's an indisputable fact that ever war since WWII is illegal by the Constitution. When we don't have a war to fight, the CIA creates or propogates one.
The war in Iraq should have never been started. There is about as much evidence that Bin Laden caused 9-11 as there is that Oswald killed Kennedy.
Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy tried to warn us, not to mention most our founding fathers, but sadly it falls on deaf ears.
And you wonder why we are $15 trillion in debt. We here is a big reason.
Do YOU realize that there are billions upon billions of dollars unaccounted for? Not even Congress knows what the CIA does with there vast budget, and for what? Everything they have ever done has come back to bite us in the ass. Trillions of dollars and they can't even stop one terrorist attack.
Restore the federal government to what it is suppose to be, not what it has become. Then you might see some true liberty, and a prosperous economy.
The notion that soldiers sign up for this crap, or 'knew what they were getting themselves into' is complete crap. The oath is to defend the Constitution, from enemies foreign and domestic. The problem starts here at home. Revolution begins at home, but sadly ends there too.
Again, there is a reason Ron Paul has 80% of the military vote.. and not because of war-mongering.
Interesting enough
Ron Paul Reaps Big Donations From Federal Workers (Video) - The Washington Post
Nov. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Ron Paul, the U.S. presidential candidate who says he'll shrink government the most, is attracting more campaign donations than any of his Republican rivals from both U.S. government workers and employees of the biggest federal contractors. Megan Hughes reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." Mark Crumpton also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg) (Bloomberg)
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