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| − | A '''warmonger''' or '''warhawk''' refers to a person who encourages or advocates aggression towards other countries or groups. It is often used in a | + | A '''warmonger''' or '''warhawk''' refers to a person, typically a politician who encourages or advocates aggression towards other countries or groups. It is often used in a pejorative to describe someone who is seen as promoting an unnecessary [[war]] or conflict. |
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| + | The media is a notorious warmonger, as it boosts their ratings and self-esteem. It is more exciting to report on a war than to report on peace. | ||
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| + | Warmongers often profit in some way by advocating, either: | ||
| + | *personally, as the [[Dick Cheney]] family did in reaping in tens of millions of dollars | ||
| + | *politically in campaign contributions | ||
| + | *politically in appointments supported by pro-war [[globalist]]s | ||
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| + | The motivation of the [[power-brokers against Biden]], who forced him to abruptly withdraw for reelection within 48 hours of his saying he would stay in the race, may be have been warmongers seeking to use [[American]] weapons to attack [[Russia]] in the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. | ||
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| + | Examples of needless wars incited by warmongers include: | ||
| + | *The [[War of 1812]] | ||
| + | *[[NATO]]-incited wars during the [[Clinton Administration]] and ever since | ||
| + | *The [[Iraq War]] | ||
| + | *The [[Afghanistan War]] | ||
[[Category:Political Terms]] | [[Category:Political Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 04:53, July 25, 2024
A warmonger or warhawk refers to a person, typically a politician who encourages or advocates aggression towards other countries or groups. It is often used in a pejorative to describe someone who is seen as promoting an unnecessary war or conflict.
The media is a notorious warmonger, as it boosts their ratings and self-esteem. It is more exciting to report on a war than to report on peace.
Warmongers often profit in some way by advocating, either:
- personally, as the Dick Cheney family did in reaping in tens of millions of dollars
- politically in campaign contributions
- politically in appointments supported by pro-war globalists
The motivation of the power-brokers against Biden, who forced him to abruptly withdraw for reelection within 48 hours of his saying he would stay in the race, may be have been warmongers seeking to use American weapons to attack Russia in the NATO war in Ukraine.
Examples of needless wars incited by warmongers include:
- The War of 1812
- NATO-incited wars during the Clinton Administration and ever since
- The Iraq War
- The Afghanistan War