The TRUTH About Military Recruitment

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THE TRUTH ABOUT MILITARY RECRUITMENT
by Kentroversy

We have all heard the military recruitment come-on; money for college, travel the world, and other such PROVABLE LIES. The fact of the matter is this -- anyone with high-school age children should know that these youngsters are at risk for becoming cannon-fodder for the twenty-first centuries' military conquests of the United States -- whose turn it is -- to play BAD-COP on the world's stage. And they play that role to the hilt.

Military recruiters will say whatever it takes to close the deal and add anotther BODY to their all-volunteer military. Intense brainwashing is employed to convince the teen that they are getting something important from the deal; however, all they get is a contract that is enforcable to one side only. It binds the soldier, but NOT the military itself. This should be clue number one that things are NOT what they seem to be.

Military recruiters are extremely careful about the things they say and HOW they say them. As one military veteran said:

"Military recruiters are like the devil. The devil always tells the truth, but only the truth he wants you to know."


The money for college scam carries one helluva loophole, which once again, benefits ONLY the military, and NOT the recruit! The small amount of money that is available through the G.I. Bill EXPIRES the moment the individual leaves the military! Now, who has the time to go to college while fighting the insurgents in Fallujah? Because of this situation, nearly 50% of all parties who are ELIGIBLE never take advantage of the opportunity -- something to which no recruiter would ever admit.

NOTE: A friend of mine who is currently in the military says that the Montgomery G.I. Bill money is available for ten years after seperation from the military, provided it is an HONORABLE discharge. However, all dissidents and those who refuse to fight in the Iraq Nam war, have ALL been DISHONORABLY discharged.

The U.S. MILITARY makes quite a bit of hay out of the fact that our nation has an ALL VOLUNTEER MILITARY. Here again, is another helluva loophole. Even though the contract IS in fact a voluntary situation (in much the same way your 1040 is for the IRS) -- the recruiter NEVER mentions STOP-LOSS -- which is the military involuntarily EXTENDING the tour of duty -- and the soldier has no avenue of protest or complaint.

I have known two people who were RECRUITED by the U.S. military, and in both cases, I was witness to a severe form of brainwashing. One was Mark P., a brother of an ex-girlfriend of mine, and the other was my wife's cousin, Gary D. In both cases, the recruiter lied, and they were told that there was money for college, which was why Mark signed up. Gary joined for reasons of on-the-job training -- but never got anything more than combat duty in Bush Sr's illegal Gulf War I.

Mark joined before the end of the 1980's and never saw anything more than a barracks on base. Today, he is a police officer in New Jersey. Mark's father is a policeman in the Buffalo Police Department.

The military is NOT a video game. There is no reset button, nor is there a God-Mode, where a player has endless lifetimes within the game. These young people are maimed, lose their arms and legs, and lose their lives. Again, I say it -- the military is NOT a video game!

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LT. Kentroversy
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Sources:

The following sources were used in the creation of this Kentroversy Paper . . .

Before You Enlist

U.S. Army - Locate A Recruiter

U.S. Army - Official Website

Ghost Troop

Captain Eric May

Military Recruiters

Recruitment

U.S. Army