The latest development regarding a division in the ranks comes from within the U.S. Army's elite Special Forces Units. They have also warned of government plots to use the Army in gun-confiscation raids. The big surprise comes upon examining The Resister's principles and its views on US foreign policy. Soldiers publishing The Resister are highly critical of U.S. peacekeeping efforts. One need simply note the circling of media carrion-eaters to predict in which Third World toilet these altruists will flush hundreds of millions of U.S. tax dollars and the lives of U.S. servicemen.
Peacekeeping is a monumental fraud.
The Resister vehemently opposed U.S. military involvement in Haiti, and claimed that its adherents among Green Berets sent to Haiti were subverting U.S. policy by telling supporters of the ousted military junta how to hide their weapons and themselves. Needless to say the government is more than just a little concerned by this apparent revolt in the ranks. These are individuals trained in insurgency warfare and they are the best in the world. They have access to weaponry. If they become more involved with underground paramilitary extremists this is a very bad sign.