United States military: Friend or Foe?
There is a poster and/or t-shirt floating around social
media titled: "U.S. Army World - Tour," with the side title: “Maybe soon in your
country.” Then it list countries from
1950 through 2014 as: Korea, Guatemala,
Indonesia, Cuba, Belgium Congo, Vietnam, Laos, Guatemala, Cambodia, Iran, El
Salvador, Nicaragua, Grenada, Libya, Panama, Iran, Bosnia’s, Sudan, Serbia,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, and
Syria.
The inference being the United States is a belligerent
nation and soon your country may be on that list. A good reply is as follows:
Nice list. Now can
you show which country on that list the United States Army was there to conquer
territory? The United States went to
each country to either protect freedom or the security of the USA or the
security of an ally. Please forgive the
U.S. Army (and all of the U.S. military) for being the ONLY military force in
the world able and willing to travel anywhere to protect freedom.
America does not send the military to other nations for
territorial gain, other than a small plot of land to bury fallen
Americans. The American flag is seen by
many either as a protector, or providing relief, while it brings fear to belligerents.
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1 comment:
The fight now (and mainly in the last half of century) it's not for land but for resources, my dear...
Do some investigations by yourself.
Peace!
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