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Veterans

When I sat down to do this blog I had no I idea what I was going to write about. After watching videos on Moscow Times project Mother's and Daughter's, it came to me.

All these wonderfully brave women survived WW II in Russia. It reminded me of a video I saw on Ushanka Show with Sergei Sputnikoff where he talked about how veterans got moved up the list for everything from cars to apartments.

It reminded me of how terribly we treat our veterans here. They are homeless, and no one bats an eye. They are treated like equipment no different than a tank. My father struggled with this reality. I don't think he ever made peace with the idea that once he could no longer do the job he had been trained to do they were done with him.

This hasn't changed at all. Our veterans are treated like equipment. As long as it's useful, the military complex will keep them around. Even send them into war so the Rothschild family have a bank in every country on earth. When I see these countries with socialist countries like Russia treat their veterans better then this government ever has, it sets me on fire.


When I hear about KISS gives veterans first options at any and all jobs they have to offer it gives me hope. Hope that someone in this pathic excuse of a country will understand what veterans are asked to do so Rothschild family can have financial dominance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q_5qRtiLS8

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