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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 negative context to describe someone who is seen as promoting [[war]] or conflict.
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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:
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*personally, as the [[Dick Cheney]] family did in reaping in tens of millions of dollars
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*politically in campaign contributions
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*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:
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*The [[War of 1812]]
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*[[NATO]]-incited wars during the [[Clinton Administration]] and ever since
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*The [[Iraq War]]
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*The [[Afghanistan War]]
    
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