WASHINGTON - Soldiers strained by six years at war are deserting their posts at the highest rate since 1980, with the number of Army deserters
this year showing an 80 percent increase since the United States invaded Iraq in 2003.
Sucks but true, which clearly shows that even with out forced conscription no army is immune to desertion when its powers are being abused by private
interest.
No wonder they need Blackwater so much, those guys are simply hired guns that kill for fun and money.
And it looks like our police forces are slated to be “substituted” by private outfits like “North American Security”, especially in light of
massive police desertion numbers during Katrina.
www.iht.com...
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reply to post by iskander
.........and the rest of the story
The totals remain far lower than they were during the Vietnam War, when conscription was in effect, but they show a steady increase over the past
four years and a 42 percent jump since last year.
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reply to post by SlightlyAbovePar
.........and the rest of the story
It’s not the “rest of the story”, it IS the story;
“Sucks but true, which clearly shows that EVEN WITH OUT CONSCRIPTION no army is immune to desertion when its powers are being abused by private
interest.”
This 80% rise represents the jump among troops that VOLUNTERELY joined the armed forces, and were not conscripted against their will. Also, the
article shows that the desertion rate in increasing almost exponentially.
show a steady increase over the past four years and a 42 percent jump since last year.
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i would desert too, if the very country i was fighting for betrayed me, if the very values i believed in were being ravished by all these leftist
liberal bastards, if my own nation started hating the military! wouldnt you desert too? this country is changing, and in a bad way too. the
foundations and rights that the country was built on are falling apart before our very eyes! please, future posters tell me you agree with me
please.
[edit on 29-11-2007 by savage soldier]
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