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>American soldiers are being told by their commanders that a war with Iran is "Armageddon" and the "return of Jesus", and Trump is the "anointed one of God", according to American journalist Jonathan Larsen.
>According to his information, the commander of one of the US Army's combat units told junior officers that a war with Iran is part of God's plan and that President Donald Trump was "anointed by Jesus to light a signal fire in Iran, which will trigger Armageddon and mark his return to Earth".
>As Larsen reports, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) has registered more than 110 similar complaints against commanders in all branches of the military.
>Soldiers speak of "unrestrained euphoria" among some command structures, portraying an attack on Iran as sanctioned by the Bible and linked to the prophecy of the end of the world in the Book of Revelation. One sergeant wrote that such rhetoric undermines morale and violates the constitutional oat.
https://jonathanlarsen.substack.com/p/us-troops-were-told-iran-war-is-for
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/military-leaders-iran-war-trump-172548999.html
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>As first reported by independent journalist Jonathan Larsen, a US combat-unit commander told non-commissioned officers that the war on Iran is part of “God’s divine plan,” allegedly claiming President Donald Trump was “anointed by Jesus” to ignite Armageddon. The complaint, filed with the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, is one of more than 110 logged within 48 hours from over 40 units across at least 30 installations. Complainants, including Christians, a Muslim, and a Jew, have requested anonymity to avoid retaliation. The Pentagon has yet to respond.
>According to MRFF President Mikey Weinstein, service members report “unrestricted euphoria” among segments of the chain of command portraying the assault on Iran as biblically sanctioned and tied to end-times prophecy in the Book of Revelation. One NCO wrote that such rhetoric is eroding morale and violating constitutional oaths, particularly for troops in Ready-Support status who could be deployed at any moment.
>The controversy unfolds as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth expands overt evangelical programming within the Pentagon, including prayer sessions and Bible studies aligned with staunch pro-Israel theology. Weinstein reports that many US commanders appear particularly enthused by the prospect of an intensely violent confrontation, emphasizing how much bloodshed they believe is necessary to align events with a fundamentalist Christian end-times narrative.>>
>>1769 (OP)
yes goys it's for jesus>>
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>>1769 (OP)
Bush said something similar about the Iraq war. Jesus didn't show up.>>
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>American soldiers are being told by their commanders that a war with Iran is "Armageddon" and the "return of Jesus", and Trump is the "anointed one of God", according to American journalist Jonathan Larsen.
>According to his information, the commander of one of the US Army's combat units told junior officers that a war with Iran is part of God's plan and that President Donald Trump was "anointed by Jesus to light a signal fire in Iran, which will trigger Armageddon and mark his return to Earth".
>As Larsen reports, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) has registered more than 110 similar complaints against commanders in all branches of the military.
>Soldiers speak of "unrestrained euphoria" among some command structures, portraying an attack on Iran as sanctioned by the Bible and linked to the prophecy of the end of the world in the Book of Revelation. One sergeant wrote that such rhetoric undermines morale and violates the constitutional oat.
https://jonathanlarsen.substack.com/p/us-troops-were-told-iran-war-is-for
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/military-leaders-iran-war-trump-172548999.html
>As first reported by independent journalist Jonathan Larsen, a US combat-unit commander told non-commissioned officers that the war on Iran is part of “God’s divine plan,” allegedly claiming President Donald Trump was “anointed by Jesus” to ignite Armageddon. The complaint, filed with the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, is one of more than 110 logged within 48 hours from over 40 units across at least 30 installations. Complainants, including Christians, a Muslim, and a Jew, have requested anonymity to avoid retaliation. The Pentagon has yet to respond.
>According to MRFF President Mikey Weinstein, service members report “unrestricted euphoria” among segments of the chain of command portraying the assault on Iran as biblically sanctioned and tied to end-times prophecy in the Book of Revelation. One NCO wrote that such rhetoric is eroding morale and violating constitutional oaths, particularly for troops in Ready-Support status who could be deployed at any moment.
>The controversy unfolds as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth expands overt evangelical programming within the Pentagon, including prayer sessions and Bible studies aligned with staunch pro-Israel theology. Weinstein reports that many US commanders appear particularly enthused by the prospect of an intensely violent confrontation, emphasizing how much bloodshed they believe is necessary to align events with a fundamentalist Christian end-times narrative.>>1769 (OP)
Bush said something similar about the Iraq war. Jesus didn't show up.