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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Dear Donald, my opinion about war is that beside it's profitable for governments ,that's why they create them. I blame men,yes, I'm talking about masculine gender. Men like to go to war ," The Band of Brothers ". Since thousands of years ago,we see men going to war and loving it. Loving to kill other people so called " enemies ", feeling like " heroes", feeling they are the brave ones etcetc. We women don't like to go to war, we don't like death we are life creators. I'm sorry if men feel offended because my opinion,but it's the truth. There are some women who went and go to war,but very,very few. I wonder why men are so stupid to abandon everything, country,family,girlfriends ,and decide to go to fight and very probably get killed.

When you study history and see the same pattern from middle ages and much earlier,men going toward over and over again,pretending they are doing something useful.

I remember general Patton asked a war reporter why he was going to war,and the reporter answer was " I want to know why men kill each other's ",when he came back Patton asked him " did you found out why " and his answer was " yes,men kill just for the sake of killing ".

So I just wonder when men are going to open their minds and realize,that it's not a manly thing to go war, it's an extremely stupid thing. And from here I call men to say NO to war,and spend their life's enjoying Nature,family, sports or making love. The hippies were right " Make Love Not War ". I'm not talking of having sex I'm talking about really making love and also loving Life not death.

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I find it more than interesting that despite all of the sabre rattling among the major powers, they lock arms and cooperate on terraforming the earth and destroying its life support systems with their evil climate engineering. They also cooperate on other issues dear to the monstrous hearts of the oligarchs such as the covid scamdemic hoax and eye scanning and bio-chip IDs for their respective herds. The Hidden Hand permeates everywhere. The only reason scumbags like Springsteen, Bono, and others of their ilk are propelled to the top of the entertainment matrix and endure as super rich celebrities year after year is that they parrot the System's nefarious agendas. One example among many; admission to their concerts was barred unless you can prove you were "vaccinated" (poisoned) for covid. (You couldn't pay me to see those assholes for any reason.) Gen. Smedley Butler, USMC, two time winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor, sagely said that to stop war: (1) Take the profit out of it. A five star general would earn as much as a buck private during a war. No person, private citizen or government employee at any level would be permitted to make any money supplying the needs of the military. Not a dollar. (2) Only those whose asses would be on the line, those who would do the killing and dying, decide if we go to war. How many of those swine in congress and the executive branch calling for Putin's head and the destruction of Russia do you think would be so vociferous in their exhortations if they had to fight the Russians themselves and it was their blood to be shed? Answer: Zero. What should always be remembered on Memorial Day is the payback coming to the deracinated ghouls who have repeatedly sent Americans to be slaughtered and maimed to fill their coffers under the charade of a sham jingoism. Most among these are members of a certain tribe whose motto is, "Never forgive, never forget." In this instance, I concur wholeheartedly. A very cogent article, Don, thanks.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

All wars are bankers wars. They create debt, and debt is slavery. There is no money in health and there is no money in peace. Popular anti-war people like John Lennon are eliminated before that narrative catches fire. Spreading democracy is murder for profit, but morons without a brain cell between them can only think in slogans like "Support Our Troops".

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May 29, 2023·edited May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Excellent post...and don't forget Walt Disney, who stumped with Lucky Lindy against interventionism. Funny thing, his was the only studio commandeered by the government in WWII. He once said that Donald Duck in a tantrum described his feelings about being forced to make pro-war cartoons.

Walt's mistake was he never played hard ball with the Jews, even after they finagled him out of his first character, Oswald the rabbit. He took the path of placating them, and look where it got him. I think that is also the reason he joined the Masons...to make, he figured, the way forward easier. Being a decent midwestern guy, he just could not conceive of a group hell-bent on world domination. He managed to fight them off his entire life...but Roy Disney sold out after Walt's death. Now they besmirsch Walt's memory by calling him a pedophile, and Disney is a NWO horror show. That's what happens if you go-along-to-get-along. Some years back Rense posted a great piece entitled: Walt Disney's war against the Jews. It was still available online about a year ago...maybe it still is.

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Ah once again! Donald crafts the mirror of truth before our nation and the reflection is always staggering. I think it fitting to insert this line, taken from the end of the movie "Patton".

"a slave stood behind the conqueror, holding a golden crown and whispering into his ear a warning, that all glory, is fleeting"

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

The late author Jim Northrup put forth the idea for a rule about wars: No war should be allowed until the last veteran of the most recent war had died of old age. That might slow it down some, or it might even cause the love of war to subside.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

That was well said. Sad that these guys all got slaughtered for the international bankers. The Kazarian Jews call it a theater of war. They say they own the herd and they have to cull the herd once in a war. If you want to listen to a mind-boggling interview, go to Rumble and listen to Pastor James Wickstrom interview Abe Finkelstein, it pretty much lays out what the jews think of the Goy and how they control everything.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Thanks Donald. Wasn't out and about more than an hour this morning, but as custom would have it, I wore my Marine Corps Vietnam ball cap and my General Smedley D. Butler, WAR IS A RACKET T-shirt!

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

"Died so we could be free",is the biggest propaganda lie invented.general Smedley Butler's epistle ought to be taught to counteract the govt lame war rhetoric.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

I suppose Memorial Day is a good a time as any to focus on wars and the war dead. But war is just the flame we see. What lies beneath rarely gets talked about. We’ve all been lied to about virtually everything. We do exist in a matrix and unless you can escape from it you die believing all the lies.

I rarely tell people I meet that I was in the military and if they do know or find out and thank me for my service, I usually say something like, “no need to thank me, I didn’t do it for you.” Or if they are below a certain age I tell them they weren’t even born when I “served.” Now that the military is woke and people’s feelings matter more than the mission, I’m doubtful we could even win a war. And if the entire military were transgender, I wouldn’t care that they lost. Just like all the other military/patriotic holidays that perpetuate the myth that all veterans, dead or alive, fought to keep us free, Memorial Day should remind us that those dead soldiers died in vain.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

It's pretty apparent that there's no shortage of psychopaths, with each and every generation, that weasel their way into power, and never have to face a bullet.

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Thanks for the history lesson...as usual, your unique point of view gives me much to think about (or re-think)

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May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

War is a very profitable way to solve problems that we are deceived into believing exist by the same people who created them to plump up their MICIMATT complex profits.

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May 30, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Don, I believe we have some cosmic connection here, likely amongst many of the other followers as well.... On my way driving out of town this past Friday afternoon, I had the same thoughts as in yesterday's article running thru my head -- just how do we get behind a holiday glorifying what I've now come to realize was rather senseless slaughter?

And our family has some military background, at least on my wife's side --- my better half was in the Navy in the late 80's, her father was Army in Vietnam, her nephew was Army in Iraq, and two of our daughters severed, one Navy, one briefly in the Army (had injury early on in training which lead to medical discharge). Learned early on in life, although not in detail, of how my father supposedly fled to Windsor, Canada to escape the Vietnam draft (my side of the family is all from Michigan). Had some trepidation on this route my father took for many years -- as we know the social programming to 'get behind' war efforts runs deep, but of course no longer.

Thankfully, my father's life definitely played out more fruitful, becoming a successful small business owner that contributed far more to society than anything that could have played out in SE Asia; and while my wife's father made it back from Vietnam, I am sure it contributed to issues he had later in life, especially the terrible ending due to scleroderma that some attributed to agent orange exposure -- was a rather horrific way to go, to say the least.

Enough about me....

Bravo for your efforts to bring this madness to the forefront of our community.

Maybe one day it comes to an end .... but unfortunately seems way off in the distance.

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Donal Jeffries (DJ): Great article. Thanks for mentioning Smedley Butler and JFK's speech at American University. Great speech and it did get him killed. I read the US Navy reports of JFK's heroism in WWII when his boat PT-109 was cut in half by a Japanese destroyer. The man was a hero. Unbelievably brave especially compared to the puss-ass senile old man in the White House.

My wife and I catered at Bohemian Grove many times. What an odd group they are. The owl is the mascot of Bohemian Grove. It is on the dishware and the open air taxis that drive people to their camps under the giant redwoods. Back in the day Robert F Kennedy attended BG and Clint Eastwood would show his movies on the screen at the outdoor theater.

If you look on a one dollar bill in the upper RH corner next to the "1" you will see the Bohemian Grove owl.

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May 29, 2023·edited May 29, 2023Liked by Donald Jeffries

Thank you for these eloquent words of truth on this day of relentless propaganda concerning the "glory" of war.

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