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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI am drawing a blank for some reason tonight. Could someone help me remember which general it was
who criticized the US war policies and said he finally figured out he was actually just fighting wars for corporations and their profits?
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I am drawing a blank for some reason tonight. Could someone help me remember which general it was (Original Post)
tblue37
Nov 2017
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Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)1. Smedley??
Guy Whitey Corngood
(26,505 posts)3. Butler?? Butler?.....Anyone? Anyone?....nt
tblue37
(65,490 posts)5. YES! Smedley Butler: Thank you! I don't know why I couldn't come up with his name! nt
Sneederbunk
(14,308 posts)2. Smedley Butler "War is a Racket"
SamKnause
(13,110 posts)4. War Is A Racket !!!
Major General Smedley Butler.
brush
(53,922 posts)6. Gen. Butler was a hero twice over.
For his service in the war and for exposing the coup engineered by the American Liberty League which tried to get him to lead an overthrow of FDR's government in the '30s