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Proton Magic's avatar

NOTE ON THE VERACITY OF THE EVENTS IN THIS POST

☞While I suppose these events are true, the purport of this post is not to prove they are or are not true or faked, or partially faked. The purpose of this post is to note how persons in an organization will lose their self-agency and follow what they are told.

☞Whether they are told to actually do these atrocities as advertised, or whether they are told to make a show or to be part of a training exercise etc. and did not actually do these atrocities, the point of losing self-agency would still stand.

☞This is because none of the many persons involved came out afterwards, even many decades afterwards, and declare these events did not happen as touted in the media. Sure they could have been hushed-up somehow, though that would have to include all the Vietnamese and Iraqis as well. In the case of fakery, this would be a kind of loss of self-agency by the omission of telling the truth.

Sue's avatar

I take a history class given by a Vietnam infantry vet. The US military was sending animal bones to American families after the war saying it was the remains of their service member. Coffins were shipped back packed with heroin. My teacher’s own brother in law sat in his fighter jet in the bottom of a body of water for 20 years before the military was finally exposed for knowing what happened to that pilot. The crimes this government commits against the world and its own citizens are so psycho it’s almost impossible to believe. It is a death cult. Great article Proton. It’s only a matter of time before the normies wake up. The mind control is strong.

The Word Herder's avatar

I'm so sorry, but I'm glad we can HANDLE the TRUTH. xo

Crixcyon's avatar

To fight for a government that demands you murder civilians is the lowest a human can go. To what purpose has government served over the last 5,000 years other than to murder humanity? This is still the face of numerous governments, including the US who pretends to be holier than thou.

James Filbird's avatar

As brutal and horrific as what happened in the Vietnam War brought on by American Forces, it pales in comparison to what Japanese Soldiers did to the Chinese for many years during the Nanjing Massacre. Even to this day, over 80 years past, the Japanese government refuses to apologize or even recognize the memorial constructed to remember the horrific atrocities that were committed by the Japanese Army. No matter what ethnicity, humans at war are an evil bunch.

Proton Magic's avatar

Thanks for bringing Nanjing up James, that was indeed on a larger scale. I'm sure all these wars are centrally orchestrated and used as cover for population control and seizure of assets and control for the central owners of the world.

Hugh Thompson and his associates however showed that one need not be controlled by group think and trauma based mind control. That could be why so many medical and other persons enacted a kind of "aseptic" genocide during covid-which killed more than most any other genocide. Their conscience could more easily be tricked by the "dangerous virus" in that they were doing the right thing. Evil but ingenious.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

Tribalism is still a defining characteristic of the Japanese culture. Studying it doesn't reflect well on human nature...

Inverted Reality's avatar

Pfff.. This was a horrible thing to read. And then to imagine the way people 'honour' war veterans. They are not to be honoured, they need counseling, therapy and we need to abolish our armies as of NOW. We are all brothers and sisters, we are just divided by artificial lines and we each live in our own prison made by bricks we burned ourselves.

Ekoh's avatar

I was in the military. I, like many, enlisted to support my country. I was young and naive at the time. Isn’t that why the young are chosen? I was proud to serve my country, but only too late learned what it meant. I had a significant malevolent event happen to me that I had to work through and forgive, which I did.

I do not know why humans create war, but I think it’s because we are social animals and as such, find our place in the hierarchy and usually unwittingly allow others to rule over us. It tends to get out of hand especially as the numbers grow. There are variations of people across the spectrum and some live only to lord over others with no sense of empathy. They want more and more control and stuff to go along with that control.

Humans have another issue, and that is religion. Religion divides, in spite of what the zealots profess. I will have no part of it. Internally, I understand that we are all connected to one another and to everything in the universe. I don’t want or need some human creation that allegedly wrote books without being seen or without hands that demand obedience to. Kind of like military minds, come to think of it.

The Word Herder's avatar

War isn't about people, it's about the profiteers, seems to me.

People who profit from war are the ones brainwashing the rest of us about how it's "inevitable." That's my take, anyway. I'd say the soldiers know better than anyone.

Susan's avatar

Thank you for this post. Until We The People unite and refuse to comply (no voting, no more paying taxes, no more support to the big corporations, including BigPharma,and BigGov't) sadly, these atrocities against humanity will never end.

Amaterasu Solar's avatar

We would do best obsoleting the single tool They have to affect all this.

Abolition of Money (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/abolition-of-money

The Word Herder's avatar

Amen. And... no govt. Why we think we NEED govt's is why we are used by them.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

Sometimes I don't think that there is any need for the Devil: humans can do it all. Reading the account made me cry with anger and the feeling of complete disempowerment.

Was this an exercise in brainwashing or a test for obedience? Or was it reflecting a terror of young people sent thousands of miles away from their homes to slaughter people who meant no harm to them? You would also be afraid, when your "allies" and your assigned "enemies" look the same. In fact, I'm sure it drove many US soldiers to the brink of insanity. After that, you want to kill that fear with never releasing the trigger on your automatic weapon... Did the mass-murdering doctors and nurses feel the same during, or perhaps even after, the convid psyop?

The doctrine calling for killing civilians (mostly with bombing) originated from the realization during WW1 that those soldiers just didn't want to kill anyone, and "trench-friendships" formed during the years of trench warfare (no tanks yet that mattered much), so killing families behind the battle lines would make sure soldiers would feel revenge. The British started to bomb Germany in WW2 (followed by German retaliation), and the US soon joined in with its own agenda of carpet-bombing the Central Powers. Enriching military manufacturers is just another kick...

About carpet bombing:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/carpet-bombing

Sue's avatar

My sons were combat marines in Iraq. I started reading about training and found a book called “ on killing” about the US training techniques developed by the US between Korea and Vietnam. These guys have their souls replaced in training and few can withstand it. It was because American soldiers had a conscience during WW2 and only had a 20% kill rate. By Vietnam the military had achieved a 98% kill rate. That’s why our military is psycho and able to commit war crimes.

Ekoh's avatar

I had a friend who was a Marine sniper. Afterwards, he never owned a gun.

So many of our Vietnam era troops suffered long term emotional traumas.

One of my great uncles fought in WW1, and I recall that whenever he visited us, he eventually broke down, crying. I asked my mother why and she told me it was because of his experience in the war.

We are a strange species, always creating wars and suffering for others.

Proton Magic's avatar

Thanks for your comment Ekoh. I would say that most wars are created for those in the war, not by those that gain from the war.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

Military "training" has always been brainwashing in all armies, replacing personal dignity with group identity...

Did your sons tell you the story that the "STOP" hand sign meant "keep going" in Iraq, so lots of Iraqi vehicles were shot to pieces at US checkpoints? PM is saying something by suggesting that the unnecessary slaughter has become mandatory...

Sue's avatar

Thank you so much for that. I honestly don’t think my oldest son knew that and neither did I. I will tell him today! I need to tell my history teacher also who often brags on his army son who saw these crimes from his helicopter and reported them. That put me in the position of defending my son’s actions as he was often stationed at these checkpoints. He was simply told to shoot any threat. So that’s what he did. Your comment has cleared up a lot of confusion for me. Why so many cars racing towards the marines?? Now I know. Thank you so much. It makes me cry.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

I often cry, when I think how miserable people tend to make themselves and each other. The tears, however, are not signs of submission; they fuel more determination never to give up or give in. I know, that attitude doesn't promise a long life, but at least it's for human beings who want to stay ones:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/freedom-is-what-freedom-does-but

Sue's avatar

MI’m me are tests of anger. I had one molecule of caring left for the US. Your comment ( for which I am so thankful) extinguished that molecule. I’m done with any pretense that there is hope.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

There is always hope, it just mustn't precede trust/faith:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-weaponization-of-hope

Consequently, the hijacked govt is not an option. :)

Kelly's avatar

and then many are unable to function in society when they get out--no wonder

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

My favorite neighbor is a "Nam vet; he is tough as a doornail and as gentle as a Teddy bear; probably the only person I would fully trust in my vicinity (rural place, four neighbors altogether, and the closest ones are about 25 yards away).

The only helpful thing seems to be a service dog:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/a-world-of-ptsd

Sadly, that's not limited to vets...

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/those-fighting-monsters

The Word Herder's avatar

lots of suicide, so maybe it wears off after a time.

Ekoh's avatar

One of my dear friends had the misfortune of being sent to Vietnam. He told me he never loaded his weapon. He is Jewish but converted to being a Jehovah’s Witness. He is definitely not nor ever was prone to kill anyone. He is a mild-mannered and kindly man.

Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)'s avatar

Kuwait is a different story. Saddam politely asked the US if "it was okay to invade Kuwait," and was told, "Sure, go ahead!" A week later US troops were there.

Somewhat ironically, the largest number of US casualties resulted from "friendly fire." The Iraqi didn't want to fight. Well, satellite-driven warfare needed testing for the first time in history, anyway...

Anomalous Farrier's avatar

Even calling it the Vietnam War is whitewashing it. Remember, the French and British sent in two waves each as well. It was decades long human rights violations, by three 'Western' countries, and their complicit populations. The War in Indochina is much more encompassing, if we're to truly compassionate what happened. Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam....

U.S. citizens are too soft and with too much programmed hubris to cope with reality.

Proton Magic's avatar

You are completely correct! I have said before that even the name "Vietnam War" itself is propaganda to hide the fact that was a population and infrastructure destruction of Indochina. The US military, AKA globalist proxy, did their dirty work under clouds of war as a smoke screen. Each war seems to use this same tactic.

Jeannettecally Modified's avatar

Thank You Proton, this was a tough read. War is HELL & They never LET it end. Must keep the people generationally traumatized.

I wonder how many babies of war were products of "Rape Pillage & destroy"? They sell us these romantic love stories of soldiers "falling in love". Phooey! Part of the war game is spreading the diseased seed.

Proton Magic's avatar

Thanks JM, I agree with your comment. Hope all is well.

The Word Herder's avatar

Last comment as of right now... Thanks for this, PM, we need to understand. Will share.

Honeybee's avatar

I'd already investigated and written about My Lai so I was familiar with many of the photos.

I've thought about this subject quite a bit. I think my own father never recovered from WWII. He was in the Corp of Engineers, and his class at West Point was truncated so that the graduates could be sent into war.

Books like "On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society" have appealed to me for this reason. "A controversial psychological examination of how soldiers' willingness to kill has been encouraged and exploited to the detriment of contemporary civilian society.

Psychologist and US Army Ranger Dave Grossman writes that the vast majority of soldiers are loath to pull the trigger in battle. Unfortunately, modern armies, using Pavlovian and operant conditioning, have developed sophisticated ways of overcoming this instinctive aversion."

I think this reason explains the highly financed push toward automated war. Even now we have drone-driven warfare while the development of automaton soldiers is greatly sought. I think this is also why video games were unleashed on the public. The famous incident which caused so much trouble for WikiLeaks and Assange (where drones fired upon a family of children and miscellaneous press "mistaking" them for terrorists) is that the soldiers, begging for authorization upon being given the same, can be heard whooping and hollering with glee. Like they're playing a video game.

I think war occurs to destroy the male in societies so that society is greatly hampered by dysfunctional males. Some can put the lives back together; many cannot. A society without healthy, functioning males largely becomes drifting and leaderless. Young boys, in particular, need healthy men to assert good and beneficial behavior.

Proton Magic's avatar

Excellent comment Honeybee.

Yes many holler in glee but many also come back with PTSD. I asked one of these guys working in CENTCOM, "How do you know what you see is real and in real time?", He said, "You're right, I don't really know".

-Just food for thought.

The Word Herder's avatar

Powerful, dear PM. Made me cry, too. It is something we must face... and change.

Thanks for the truth of it. xo xo

Sharine Borslien's avatar

Great series, PM. It is absolutely sickening to my soul as I wonder:

WHO TOOK THE [SNUFF FILM / DEATH-CULT RITUAL] PHOTOS of people being terrorized and massacred in Mỹ Lai?

Proton Magic's avatar

Good pick up, and could/should have been put in the post lest people think this is a fake psyop. I read over that quickly and then forgot it while compiling this painful post. But this seems to be at least the major guy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_L._Haeberle

Sharine Borslien's avatar

Wow, an intense read, thank you for gathering the link and sharing it. I noticed right away "Charlie Company," and of course CC = 33. They always leave their gang signs.

By the time those photographs and subsequent footage were made public, the media had already sown the seeds of division between folks in favor of and opposed to war. What an anti-life "game" being played by the deranged ones.

C Woody's avatar

Great post Proton, gut wrenching to say the least. I remember reading years ago about My Lai and was horrified. The evil that men can do knows no bounds. The “real” story is rarely uncovered, only the propagandized narratives are fed to the masses. The two Gulf wars were much the same as Vietnam, a false flag event designed to enter a war snd fuel the military industrial complex. From Archduke Ferdinand, Gulf of Tonkin or Twin Towers and WmD’s, all achieve the same goal. And as I said earlier the evil that men do knows no bounds,as in the mother of all Weapons of Mass Destruction…the Warp Speed injections unleashed on the brainwashed population of the ENTIRE world, which continues to cull and maim in countless ways on a daily basis. Warp speed cancer, clots,death and destruction of entire families and loved ones and unlike most wars this devastation will go on for generations. This war did not require soldiers to line up victims in front of ditches and mow them down. No, this war only required a Frontman from the cult, a carnival barker directing people to step right up! When the death count is becoming too obvious the distraction of the day provides the cover ala Jeffery E.

Thanks for posting this Proton, I wish for every Normie to read this for a reality check. This series of articles is as important as it gets!

Proton Magic's avatar

Thanks for your kind and informative comment Woody.

Virginia Stoner's avatar

This is the old-school style of mass-murder. Nowadays, they apparently have covert weapons that can kill without anyone realizing it--and a compliant media that is more than happy to cover it up, lie about the numbers, and/or falsely claim the cause has been thoroughly investigated and clearly identified, usually as toxic Covid treatment protocols (i.e., treatments the deceased consented to).

Around 500k people were killed by some unknown covert weapon in 2020, and another 500k in 2021--the official mortality data suggests this in a very obvious way, with a series of unprecedented localized transient death spikes. The basic mortality data is here: https://www.virginiastoner.com/writing/2025/10/26/an-open-letter-to-mike-stone-and-jamie-andrews-about-us-mass-casualties-in-2020

Amaterasu Solar's avatar

Love always, little proton. The money cult does ghastly rituals, and it is on Us to end Their power, strip Them of the tool that gives That that power.

Why Money is Not in Your Best Interest (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/why-money-is-not-in-your-best-interest