The “Dangerous” Veteran: An Inaccurate Media Narrative Takes Hold

Article Title: The “Dangerous” Veteran: An Inaccurate Media Narrative Takes Hold

Article Excerpt: "...Without saying as much, this is an example where some in a community are simply not comfortable with what they view as damaged and potentially unstable Veterans being near a school. Of course, this attitude doesn’t take place in a vacuum, and it wasn’t formed recently. There is a reason people have such views of those who once protected them.

If you’ve read the news lately, you may have seen one of several stories describing recent Veterans as “ticking time bombs” or as “dangerous” on account of post-traumatic stress. ..."

Reference Source: Veterans Affairs

Anti-veteran, Anti-America Media Articles/Essays Propagate the Internet, Sowing Hate and Division

Article Title: (Essay) The Danger Posed by Today’s Angry Vets

Article Excerpt: "...the Special Forces soldier who detonated a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, left a suicide note. “Fellow Servicemembers, Veterans and All Americans. TIME TO WAKE UP!” he wrote in a phone recovered at the scene. “We are being led by weak and feckless leadership who only serve to enrich themselves.”

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the Houston-based military veteran who killed 15 and wounded dozens more that same night in New Orleans, didn’t leave a note. But his message was clear in the videos he made before the attack and the ISIS flag he flew from the back of the pickup ..."

Reference Source: The Wall Street Journal

Section 60 Arlington | Why does NPR want to Hide the Sacrifice of 900 servicemembers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq?

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Article Excerpt: "...Arlington National Cemetery was established on May 13, 1864, as the American Civil War raged on. It was carved out of Arlington Estate, land that the U.S. federal government had confiscated from Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s family. The cemetery includes deceased members from all U.S. military branches, but is managed by the U.S. Department of the Army.

Afghanistan Falls To The Taliban Again As The U.S.-Backed Government Collapses

Section 60 was dedicated in 2018 and contains roughly 900 servicemembers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq..."

Reference Source: www.npr.org