Global Force For Good.

The United States Navy started making new advertisements in 10/2/2009 declaring that they are a "Global Force For Good." As I've studied a bit of history I've learned that anything with "Global Force" is bad so a few questions I have are: Why are we a Global Force?, Should I leave my country before something bad happens?, and What is your opinion on this?

www.youtube.com... Video Proof.

Anything with Force is bad... And no thanks to the american idea of "good" it comes at expense of innocent lives and oppression..

reply to post by PreownedMind


I saw this and had the same reaction.
I also had concern when the army's new slogan became " an army of one". I always thought the goal was to be a cohesive unit, not a lone gunman sinario.

Well I have to say after reading about the New World Order for around six years, I just feel as if this is the proof I need.

reply to post by Wetpaint72


A retired Marine came up with that "Army of one" slogan for them. Apparently it was a big inside joke that the Marines laughed at for years.

Or so I have been led to believe

One thing has always puzzled me. What are they teaching during basic training to convince soldiers that "Thou shall not kill" doesn't apply to someone in uniform?

Once again the bully puffs out his chest being above all else and being self appointed ruler of all.

As an ex-Navy man myself, I want to go on record as saying that I'm thoroughly appalled at these new promotional messages they're beating us over the head with. I find them deeply disturbing, in a way that's difficult to quite put my finger on. But I will say that this is NOT the Navy I belonged to (in the late '60s/early '70s, just for comparison's sake).

Well--welcome to the New World Order!

This new slogan "A global force for good" is not the Navy's motto, mission statement, slogan, or it's reason for being.

It is a recruiting slogan.

I believe it is designed to appeal to the newest generation of potential sailors. I think the Navy believes that making them feel like they are part of something that is bringing positive change to the world will make them want to enlist.

The goal is enticing young 18 year old high school grads to join the Navy. Nothing else to see here, move along.

reply to post by Ex_CT2


I have to say thank you for protecting my country but I don't think we are heading in the direction our forefathers had intended. I also don't know if I can support the people in charge anymore.

reply to post by alpha chino


So the navy has a recruiting slogan "Global Force For Good." I see your point. Are you seeing mine?

Obvious propaganda is obvious

reply to post by Tephra


If you want to view it as such I won't argue with you although I see no lies in what I have presented to you.

reply to post by PreownedMind


Well, the first thing to pay attention too is the use of the word "Force".
With all that tech in the video, and we still cannot find a brown man with diabetes and wears pajamas, 10 friggin years later...

reply to post by PreownedMind


Oh lol, I'm really sorry if you thought I was talking about you!!!! Nooo...I'm totally talking about the ad man, I was like propaganda much?

reply to post by Tephra


Well as you did post that on this thread I did assume you were speaking of me, sorry for the mistake.

But I've also come to the conclusion over periods of time that the one who says "propaganda" can sometimes be the "propagandist".

My intentions were and are to talk about this thread. I'm not trying to defer people from calling the video what they would like as I did ask for your opinions.

I think they did it just to be smartasses, they mean global force "for good" implying that they're going to be around for a long time and aren't going anywhere, but they did use that for the pun, good, as in good rather than bad...

That's just my take on it.
No matter how you look at it, it's there.


Also, theres this other commercial about a teen talking to her/his parents and they say "I just wanted to take part in someting bigger than myself, I just wanted to make a difference" in such a way that it would sound like a good thing, but it really means nothing as "a difference" is relative as is "change", and the "bigger than myself" bit, well that's just self esteem crushing, the kind you see in the school system today, break them down, then build them up with what you wish while they're hurt and confused.

It isn't suprising.

reply to post by BlubberyConspiracy


Another question I have is, a Global Force for whose good? I don't believe it is America's duty to police the world seeing how it is only about 7% of it.

ok, let's do an analysis

US Navy serves under the command of the Sec. of Defense.
Sec. of Defense serves under the command of the US President.
US President serves under the command of the greedy elite banker PTB.
greedy elite banker PTB serves under the command of Lucifer.

So somebody please tell me where I got lost
in the translation that the US Navy is a global force for good ???