When a soldier dies during the war he is considered a hero, that is if the war was imposed on his country and he needs to defend it, however, when that soldier dies during a war to "defend his country's interests" he needs to be more vigilant before joining the military on what do those 'interests' mean exactly?
Soldiers fighting for their G.O.D (Gold, Oil, and Drugs)
The most active army during the past 7 decades and all over the world is the US army, the irony is that nobody invaded the USA, nobody even thought of doing so, and the so-called 'terrorist attacks' against the USA, like the 9/11, are more controversial than the wars itself with many pointing the fingers of false flags and at best, the US intelligence agencies already knew of the attacks beforehand or they are the ones who created, funded, armed, and trained the terrorists!
The above picture explains one of the main reasons the US went to war during the past 7 decades, there are other reasons, this one stands out as there's no justification at all for them, like the wars on Iraq, Libya, et al, and the only reason cited is 'defending the US interests', whose interests exactly? Obviously, the large oil cartels in the USA and their international partners.
Those soldiers dying in such wars are no heroes, they are not defending their country, they are invading and destroying other countries to steal its resources, and the ironic part is the families of these 'fallen soldiers' are not benefiting at all from the resources stolen.
Image source: New Syria FB page.
