Veterans useless? Let me put this in perspective for you. I'm not naming names but there's atleast two Drill Instructors who are currently employed at MCRD PI that speak our language. Trust me on that, my Uncle is a DI. Yeah but what do you mean, exactly, when you say they speak our language? Right-wing they're taking our guns stuff doesn't count.       Next, there's Aryans Nations graffiti in Baghdad and a Navy SEAL who was discharged a few years back for being a neo Nazi. That one individual is golden--just due to the training he's received and could pass on.  Don't forget the herd of 'closet' skins in the 82nd Airborne, either. Remember Ruby Ridge? The father was a former Special Forces Soldier.  Remember McVeigh? Despite his actions at OK City--he still was a decorated veteran.   These are good signs, if true, but how widespread are they? Again, are these guys basically right-wingers who like to scribble swastikas on walls, or are they revolutionaries?       George Wallace? Army Air Corps.   That doesn't count. The fact that he was in the Air Corps doesn't mean anything. And I doubt very highly that George Wallace would approve of people here with swastika avatars, seeing as he was in WW II....       David Duke? Army ROTC--until he was thrown out for his beliefs. Still counts in my book because he showed the intent to be a Soldier.   That absolutely does not count. He got into the ROTC--what kind of training or tactics does that bring to the table? Zero.       There's countless swastika's and anti-Jewish writing on walls inside port-a-potties, heads (bathrooms) and other facilities inside the Recruit Depot at PI alone. It's quite a sight--14/88's carved on racks (beds/bunks).   Again, I hope we can start to evolve out of the swastika-scribbling loser image.       The military is a breeding ground for white nationalism.   I hope so, but I doubt it. Too many of them are multi-cult lemmings and too many are flag-wavers and Rebublican lovers.       And bottom line, let's face it. Adolf Hitler himself was a SOLDIER and much of his inner circle were veterans of World War I. If Hitler thought the same way of veterans--the Third Reich would've just been a recurring wet dream of his.   No--post-WW I Germany is not analogous to 21st Century USA. Totally different.