This posting is long overdue, but today being Veterans' Day is the perfect time to express my long-standing thoughts...
I have met MANY Anons during the past 9+ years that have a few things in common:
1: They never served in any branch of the military, and;
2: They have demonstrated many attributes of those who did serve: Resilience, bravery, mission-focused, tough as nails, willing to expose themselves for the greater good, ability to remain patient while awaiting "orders" that may or may not ever come, putting others first, leaving no one behind, etc., and;
3: I would have had many of you next to me in a foxhole in a heartbeat.
Never, ever think you're "less" than others who may have served. Many of us who did are damned proud to call you "frens for life".
If you see yourself in this little missive, God Bless you!
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Nov 11, 2026 Β· 5:51 PM UTC
Last weekend I wore my "Jersey Girl" Zilosophy jersey at a college football game. Some older guy at a bar looked at it and said "what the f#ck is that?" Without blinking I said, "I helped save the country from Communism so someone made it for me". He was like "That's f#ckin awesome!" @H3AL3R7
Iβve finally made it into law enforcement, so Iβm serving society in some capacity.
Thanks for the sentiments, Scott.
Happy veteranβs day!!!
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Honest question
What are all veterans that are asleep going to do , after the Black Swan event when they find the truth of who they were really fighting for?
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i'm a proud anon.
never had to face real battle, though.
i don't believe it's a reasonable comparison.
shrug.
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I will treasure your post to the end of my days. I also, deeply treasure your kindness and friendship over the years.
Thank you for acknowledging those who served, as digital soldiers who were unafraid to take the deep state head on in protracted, non kinetic warfare.
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