We want to hear from our Veterans now

What verdict do veterans render to our three questions about U.S. wars? Retweet

By Jim Babka & Perry Willis

We’ve spent the last several days reviewing the history of U.S. wars and interventions. You can find those articles on our homepage. We also provide a list of them below our signature. Those articles ask three questions about each U.S. war or intervention…

• Did it defend freedom?
• Did it make the U.S. more secure?
• Did it make the world better or worse?

Now we want to hear from our veterans on Veterans Day…

• How do you feel about how the politicians have used those who’ve served in the military?
• How do you answer the three questions above?

If you’re a veteran please share your thoughts in the comments for the Facebook post of this message, located here:

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Thank you,

Jim Babka & Perry Willis Co-founders, Downsize DC Co-creators, Zero Aggression Project

P.S. Here’s the list of articles where we’ve reviewed the history and results of U.S. wars and interventions…

• Were early U.S. wars good or bad? (covering the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Spanish-American War, and the conquest of the Philippines)
• Did Teddy Roosevelt co-found the Japanese empire? (Covering TR’s betrayal of Korea)
• Did U.S. politicians choose the more evil side in World War 1?
• How U.S. politicians helped create the Soviet Union
• Did blundering U.S. politicians spark the rise of Nazi Germany
• How U.S. intervention in WW1 led to the rise of radical Islam
• Was World War 2 a “good war?”