Vipers Among Veterans' Advocates

by Tom Barnes 

In the intelligence community there is a phrase that identifies an intelligence operative that appears to work for one country but actually works for another. That phrase is "false flag". In other words, intelligence operatives often portray themselves as working for an allied or neutral country but in reality they work for an enemy country. It can be impossible to tell just who an agent actually does work for. So, operatives in this line of work generally keep to themselves.

It can cause paranoia over the long term. I know a lot of these guys. Put simply, a lot of them are nuts. The pressure of the job, the dangers they face in the gray underworld of intelligence work and the fact that they can never trust anyone eventually isolates them from damned near everybody. It is sad to see this when one of these people is in your circle of friends. They are very lonely people of necessity.

We have a similar problem among veterans advocates. There are ‘false flag’ advocates for veterans all throughout the "veterans community". The Department of Veterans Affairs is filled to the brim with these people. Their agenda is simple. Keep costs down no matter who get hurts. There are writers on this website who in my opinion absolutely fit this description.

They are vipers that appear to be advocates for veterans rights and benefits but are in fact enemies of veterans everywhere because they see expenditures for veterans benefits as needless and unwarranted entitlement. These "advocates" are glib, psuedo-educated and partially informed neo-fascists who want to appear to be veteran friendly but always and everywhere have only one goal; keep the veteran expenditures tightly controlled by the elites in the country. You must understand, the more money that is being spent on veterans, the less money is being spent on the defense industry.

President Eisenhower was very clear about the danger of a permanent Defense Industry in this country. They are a money hole. They also siphon off money badly needed to take care of disabled veterans. The elites of both parties have most of their money tied up in what can loosely be termed the military industrial complex. And the way that the budget process works in this country, the veterans budget is tied to the defense budget in many ways. To state this simply, we are constantly robbing from Paul to pay Peter. This is the case with the veterans budget every year.

There are so called veterans advocates, some who write for this website, who try as hard as they can to make a case for narrowing veterans expenditures in order to free up money for the defense budget and there ‘patrons’ among the elites. The way that they do this is mostly to attack the Obama Administration’s attempt to free up the billions of dollars that were previously used for defense spending that Obama’s people now want to use for much needed social services and economic growth programs. Veterans benefits fits into the latter category much more smoothly then it fits into the defense category. These writers are most likely paid agents of the elites. I am nearly convinced of that.

The fact that they so viciously attack the Administration’s attempt to correct benefit unbalance among the poor and dispossesed in favor of "defense" is actually unnerving. These people are quite dangerous. If they are not paid lackeys of the elites, then they are committed anarchists. Who in their right mind would deny benefits to taxpayers who have earned them in order to build more bombs, bombs that are clearly not needed? I am openly and publicly asking these fascists to go and write for another website. Their treason makes me sick.

CWO3 Tom Barnes, USCG (Ret.)