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Flanders Field

11th November 2014MalloyProducer0 Comments
It’s Veteran’s Day Truthseekers. We no longer wear paper poppies to remember the fallen at Flanders Field, or other battlefields. Very few towns hold parades down Main Street to honor our service men and women who served our nation. Is this change merely a reflection of cultural change, or is it that we are uncomfortable with the wars of choice over the last 50 years?

We cringe at the sight of young men and women who’ve come home with missing limbs, permanent scars, feelings of guilt, and psychological trauma that may never be resolved. They limp home to a broken Veterans Administration and the empty promises of an indifferent administration. To confused relatives and poor job prospects.

It is hard to find honor under the circumstances. No wonder veterans are committing suicide at the unheard-of rate of 22 a day. In light of this, you should read Gregory Kreig’s piece at Policy.Mic. Here’s a sampling:

Americans love to stand up for their troops. They do it at ballgames every weekend, when teams introduce a veteran or wounded warrior. The crowd cheers, the vet waves and then it’s back to the game. That just isn’t good enough. Not even close. Not for the men and women who risked their lives for their country.
There are 2.8 million veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars back in the U.S. today. They face unique challenges that require unique solutions, and they deserve more from us than a few passing moments of approval. On this Veterans Day, let’s resolve to really honor America’s fighting men and women by guaranteeing these four things:

1. Find a job for every veteran.

After more than a decade of bloody conflict, the men and women who fought two long post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are home now and having a harder time finding jobs than non-veterans.

“When people look at veteran unemployment, they tend to judge it against civilian unemployment, but veterans are a proven capability,” Meg Harrell, the director of the Army Health Program at RAND, told U.S. News & World Report. “In my mind, I never want veteran unemployment to be at civilian unemployment [levels].”
Visit the article and read the other three guarantees. It is the very least. The absolute minimum we owe these men and women for the sacrifices they have been forced to make due to controversial – if not outright illegal – government policies.

Join us on the program tonight to discuss this, and also Edward Snowden’s interview with The Nation. It’s powerful.

-KBM
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[Liberal_Dog]

1. Good Evening Truthseekers!!

Hi ralps. Hello Everyone.

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5. Hi Liberal_Dog, You're 1st

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2. O hai

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3. Hi shenmue

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6. Hi shenmue!

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4. Here's tonight's LOL Kittehs!

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7. Good Veteran's Evening Truthseekers!

Malloy is a rare, dissenting voice in talk radio providing a counterpoint to the non-stop "Yay! Veterans' Day!" message in media this day.

(Edit) Salon article Malloy is reading: " You don’t protect my freedom: Our childish insistence on calling soldiers heroes deadens real democracy" by David Masciotra

Also ralps here's an interesting read from politico.com: How Milwaukee Went Soft on Crime:

Crime rates here—as across the entire country—have been falling for the past two decades, as new national crime statistics out this week from the Justice Department once again underscored, and the city is indeed is a safer place today. Violent crime is down by 11 percent since 2008, department records show; property crime has dipped by 30 percent.

But what makes Milwaukee stand out is not just that crime has fallen—that’s happened everywhere—but that it has done so in a town where 28 percent of the population falls below the poverty level, far, far above the national average, and where conventional wisdom has it that the entrenched problems that go along with such long-lasting economic deprivation make it much harder to do anything about crime. The secret? A reforming police chief named Edward Flynn who’s determined to make Milwaukee an unlikely textbook demonstration for just about every innovative policing idea out there: using Big Data to identify crime hot spots, throwing cops out of headquarters and back onto beats, deploying officers to the homes of recently released offenders to offer guidance on education and work possibilities.

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8. Hi alp227

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