
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of U.S. foreign policy through the lens of Catholic Just War doctrine, criticizing the government's actions and societal issues.
Here we go again--yet another sure-to-be-disastrous regime collapse war that cannot even be remotely justified under the criteria of Catholic Just War doctrine. The United States government is a proud, murderous vassal state of Israel. It carries out Zionist wars of imperial aggression with slavish obedience. All of this is most certainly being done at the demons' behest. Thousands of innocents in Iran murdered. A Marine assaulted by capital police and a tough guy sitting senator while generals and statesmen bemoan the disruption. Cowards led by the most villainous and incapable simp maybe in the history of American politics. Darkness is working overtime to drown out the Light. Oak Parkers want more affordable housing for people who cannot afford it--by Oak Park design. An Oak Park tranny urges us to honor women on March 8. @HotH2OHistory:b @chuckwest20 BUY TRIDENTINE BEER: www.tridentinebrewing.com BUY GARY TRIDENTINE BEER: www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichied PAX!
People in this episode
Hosts: GaryRichied, CharlieWesterman
Topics covered
- Just War doctrine
- U.S. foreign policy
- Zionism
- regime collapse
- political commentary
- social issues
- military aggression
Keywords
- Just War
- U.S. government
- Israel
- Zionist wars
- Iran
- politics
- Oak Park
- affordable housing
- military
- social justice
Sponsors
TRIDENTINE BEER, GARY TRIDENTINE BEER
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: United States, Israel, Oak Park
Products: TRIDENTINE BEER, GARY TRIDENTINE BEER
Places: Iran
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