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This "hippie site" is run by a man who has worked faithfully in government for many years, until he had a brush with the dark side of government. In fact our government would be even more corrupt today if not for this mans efforts. So easily you point the blame, so easily you call names. It is your own bias that is decieving you. I don't appreciate being called a pussy either. I volunteered to go to Iraq. I might even be in Special Forces if it weren't for my injuries. It would be nice if you wouldn't jump to conclusions.::

 

 

 

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Mike Ruppert, 54 is the author of 2004's hot-selling political and economic exposé, Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil. "Rubicon" was voted 2004 "Book of the Year" by the online review of books and was listed by C-SPAN as one of the five hottest selling political books of late 2004. Released in September, Rubicon remains high on the Amazon sales ranking charts and may soon have a second birth of popularity around the world as foreign language editions are released. A detailed interview with Mike has been included in the April, 2005 issue of HUSTLER Magazine with Mike's name on the cover.

 

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FTW's stories, including economic and military analysis, detailed exposés of the CIA and the American political and economic system, have been reprinted all over the world. A popular lecturer who has spoken in eight countries, Mike is beginning a new direction for FTW in 2005 focusing on breaking news in a world that is moving steadily toward global warfare, the draft and economic collapse. Mike's future plans include relocating to semi-rural areas of the Pacific Northwest to begin a detailed study of post-petroleum living strategies with a view towards saving as many lives as possible after 2007.

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Originally posted by bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 05:08 PM

I fight for the people who are alongside me, I fight for my kids- so maybe they wont have to and I fight for my country.

 

I dont fight for bush, I dont fight for rednecks, I dont fight for anything other then the things i mentioned.

I wish it were that simple to me ... if i was there under orders i didnt agree with i dont know if i could fight at all.

 

As long as the leaders of this country keep comming up with ways to make money via war we will never not have to fight. so good luck out there ....

 

wow a hippie giving thanks and good wishes to someone who hates hippies .... thats funny to me.

 

Villan comming with the knowledge !!!!!

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Originally posted by bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 11:38 AM

This country should have mandatory military service at age 21.

 

Anyways, your a fucking hippie like the first guy said, your also a pussy.

 

 

 

Note to you, dont get your news on an obviously biased hippie site. There wont be a draft, if anything they will start offering more money to people who join up, raise the salary. Reason that the draft is inaffective is that the soldiers are inaffective, the training for them is a waste of money. A soldier who fights but is forced to fight is not 1/20th of a soldier who fights for his coutry or for money.

 

 

Bullshit. 9 weeks of boot camp doesn't cost jack to the military. All they really need is someone to stand at checkpoints or drive supplies around hostile areas. Grunts are in high demand, if they die, oh well, they didn't have much training anyway. We'll see about the draft when we start the next war before we even finish the first two.

 

Mandatory military service at age 20? what are we Nazi germany? Hippie website? th' fuck you talkin 'bout???

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I said 21. If everyone would have somone in the military people would make smarter choices voting.

 

You dont know jack fuck about the military so shut the fuck up. Its not 3 months. BOOT CAMP is 3 months, thats not the expensive part. The expensive part is the MOS training, some of which is 1.5 years. Your grunt 0311 Infantry man will have 9 to 12 months of training before he can go onto the battlefield. It costs 200,000 or so to train a soldier.

 

SO if the draftees are inaffective, and added to that wont give 4 years of duty, where the fuck do you find that as any good to us? The military is a business not a fucking circus.

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Originally posted by bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 12:08 PM

I fight for the people who are alongside me, I fight for my kids- so maybe they wont have to and I fight for my country.

 

I dont fight for bush, I dont fight for rednecks, I dont fight for anything other then the things i mentioned.

 

you dont fight for Bush eh? Keep telling yourself that. I'm glad there are true patroits like you willing to get blown up so i dont have to. Im laughing right now....... your funny

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yeah, bro...I'm sure that when they re-instate the draft they'll be training draftees for a year and a half before they ship them overseas... That might be a standard amount of training when you volunteer for the military and go into a specific field, but I'm pretty sure when we resort to the draft we'll be shipping them out as fast as possible...maybe give them a little training on improvised explosives and roadside bombs and then pack their bags...but whatever obviously you're a rambo wannabe so feel free to call me a "hippie" now.

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Originally posted by bobthebuilder@Mar 9 2005, 04:45 PM

Fucking hippies.

 

You guys dont even know what teh fuck your talking about, your just saying things to feel important. Kill yourselfs.

Your closer to killing yourself than any of us. you signed the dotted line, you cant be mad at us if we wouldnt do the same and talk shit on your bad attitude about the subject.

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Originally posted by bobtheblunder@Mar 9 2005, 10:45 AM

Fucking hippies.

 

You guys dont even know what teh fuck your talking about, your just saying things to feel important. Kill yourselfs.

 

 

So tell me how would you define a hippy? If you're going to throw these names around I want to make sure you don't just have some imaginary preconception in your head of what a hippy is, and just use it for some easy ineffective name calling.

 

There's a lot of desperation in your posts.

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Originally posted by bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 08:55 PM

I said 21. If everyone would have somone in the military people would make smarter choices voting.

 

 

That's a good point. Might even be effective if the vote actually counted anymore.

 

The longest MOS training in the Army is for the linguists. It is 2 years long. Then again there aren't alot of slots open for that and they are hard to get. If there was a draft it would be mostly grunts of course. And there is talk of this special skills draft. I'm a bit confused because I keep hearing about how they want to take all support MOS' and make them civilian jobs so that everyone in the Army can be grunts. I've heard this from very high level people... even some colonels. Then again I don't think this administration knows what it's doing half the time.... hence Bushs response to criticism of his Social Security plan, "I'm open to suggestions".... lol

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Originally posted by villain+Mar 9 2005, 03:05 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (villain - Mar 9 2005, 03:05 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 08:55 PM

I said 21. If everyone would have somone in the military people would make smarter choices voting.

 

 

That's a good point. Might even be effective if the vote actually counted anymore.

 

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That's precisely why bills SB 89 and H.R. 163 were proposed in the first place, backed entirely by Democrats. To smack some sense into people before going off on stupid wars.

 

I can't believe this is still being discussed. The draft is not gonna happen.

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Originally posted by angelofdeath@Mar 9 2005, 04:21 PM

"The draft is not gonna happen."

 

exactafuckinglactly.

 

 

It can only be a good thing when people discuss the issues before they happen. People have been forced to join armies for thousands of years, its only shortsighted to believe it can never happen again in our lifetimes...

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Originally posted by El Mamerro+Mar 9 2005, 03:57 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (El Mamerro - Mar 9 2005, 03:57 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>
Originally posted by villain@Mar 9 2005, 03:05 PM

<!--QuoteBegin-bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 08:55 PM

I said 21. If everyone would have somone in the military people would make smarter choices voting.

 

 

That's a good point. Might even be effective if the vote actually counted anymore.

 

 

 

That's precisely why bills SB 89 and H.R. 163 were proposed in the first place, backed entirely by Democrats. To smack some sense into people before going off on stupid wars.

 

I can't believe this is still being discussed. The draft is not gonna happen.

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Yup that's right. I remember Mr. Rangel (D-NY) talking about that.

 

As for the draft happening or not, it depends on if the situation with the military is resolved soon enough or not. The problems are real enough.

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Originally posted by villain+Mar 9 2005, 03:05 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (villain - Mar 9 2005, 03:05 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-bobthebuilder@Mar 8 2005, 08:55 PM

I said 21. If everyone would have somone in the military people would make smarter choices voting.

 

 

That's a good point. Might even be effective if the vote actually counted anymore.

 

The longest MOS training in the Army is for the linguists. It is 2 years long. Then again there aren't alot of slots open for that and they are hard to get. If there was a draft it would be mostly grunts of course. And there is talk of this special skills draft. I'm a bit confused because I keep hearing about how they want to take all support MOS' and make them civilian jobs so that everyone in the Army can be grunts. I've heard this from very high level people... even some colonels. Then again I don't think this administration knows what it's doing half the time.... hence Bushs response to criticism of his Social Security plan, "I'm open to suggestions".... lol

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The JV 2020 was disputing it. I dont think it will happen.

 

We dont really need more troops, if you think about it, we are no longer in 3GW conflicts. There are no "battles" to be won. This is 4GW warfare, guierilla, from Mau to Osama. The military is thinking about creating an extra branch, called POWER or some shit. Its basically a Special forces branch, eliminate individuals (SUch as navy seals, marines Force recon... etc) and put em all into one big branch. Special forces soldiers are whats needed to fight the insurgents, backed by thermal real-time satellite imagery, a 15 man team is as effective as 3 Batallions. Anyways, just my opinion.

 

 

By hippie i mean people who cant fucking wake the fuck up. We aren't the only country that goes to war, for oil or for any other reason. This is the world you live in, war is what shaped this world, its necessary. Overpopulation of this earth is just as dangerous as global warming or any of that other shit.

 

-toodles.

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yeah i've heard about this special unit... might have something to do with this quick reaction force.

You are right, this is guerilla war, not conventional war. I've been bitching about this for a long time. We need more police skills than military skills. Investigations, intelligence....

That's what I'm saying... where's the damn goggles you can see through concrete walls with to put a 50 cal round from a sniper rifle into a hostile with? haha...

Plus it would make this war alot more messy, and help us keep the respect of the locals.

 

Yeah all this fucking bullshit over oil... while I know this is a necessary evil-

1) i don't like the idea of making bush and his elitist buddies rich

2) we should be investing alot more into alternatives

3) i really don't think it was necessary to go to war to get iraq to sell us their oil.

4) the idea of blood for oil is morally preposterous so then it's covered up with "WMD" and "Democracy" making everything even more ridiculous and preposterous

 

*I remember now, it's supposed to be some sort of urban warfare unit... yeah they came through here looking for skills

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ive read a million things on the internet. ive seen the news. ive read the posts. ive heard the bitching and opinions. and ive come to this:

 

 

i still dont know. and to be quite honest, NOONE knows. anyone can assume and be all "its not going to happen," then the people thatll say "its likely, itll happen," blah blah blah. truth is, look at rolling stone..cnn..all these other reputable sources. thats the shady part. while everyone is bitching, the only thing we really can do it wait till this "march 31st" date of somewhat importance.

 

fuck giving your opinion cause noone but the eite fucks in the govt. know right now about the issue. ill look back at this when some speaker of the whitehouse is going to tell us if something is going to happen or not on march 31st. haha.

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