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There is much speculation throughout America that there are plans to impose a military draft after the November 2, 2004 elections. America has the right to know the truth. Please feel free to disclose what you know and tell our leaders what you know.
Thursday, February 24, 2005
The Lone Star Iconoclast Online
The Lone Star Iconoclast Online: "The United States has not had a military draft since 1973, but fears are growing throughout the country that there might soon be a return to the Selective Service.
Students are beginning to take the looming threat seriously as they consider ways of making themselves �draft resistant� as they gear up for conscientious objector status, establishing advance proof that they will qualify."
Students are beginning to take the looming threat seriously as they consider ways of making themselves �draft resistant� as they gear up for conscientious objector status, establishing advance proof that they will qualify."
Free Internet Press - Experts See Military Draft As Inevitable
Free Internet Press - Experts See Military Draft As Inevitable: "Experts See Military Draft As Inevitable
Posted on Wednesday, February 23 2005 @ 07:10:57 PST by JWSmythe
The United States no longer has a military draft and hasn't since 1973, when it converted to an all-volunteer military.
But some anti-war activists say it's only a matter of time before the Bush administration and the Republican-controlled Congress bring it back. Meanwhile, conservatives and moderates outside the administration have taken a hard look at America's military commitments and are urging Congress to beef up the Army and Marines."
Posted on Wednesday, February 23 2005 @ 07:10:57 PST by JWSmythe
The United States no longer has a military draft and hasn't since 1973, when it converted to an all-volunteer military.
But some anti-war activists say it's only a matter of time before the Bush administration and the Republican-controlled Congress bring it back. Meanwhile, conservatives and moderates outside the administration have taken a hard look at America's military commitments and are urging Congress to beef up the Army and Marines."
