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U.S. Soldiers REGULARLY Plant Weapons On Citizens They Kill

The term “war is hell” couldn’t be more accurate. Our soldiers in the Middle East live in constant fear of getting killed, and when they receive orders through the chain of command to commit a war crime, they can’t help but comply.

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