Pete Hegseth on Pacifism, Peace Through Strength, and the Department of War
New York PostOctober 5, 20252 min37,134 views
4 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβThe Department of War's Mission
- π― The newly restored Department of War has a singular mission: war fighting, preparing for war, and preparing to win.
- β‘ This mission is driven by a love for peace and a commitment to delivering it for fellow citizens.
Peace Through Strength
- π‘οΈ The core principle is peace through strength, aiming to be strong to prevent war in the first place.
- βοΈ History teaches that only those willing to wage war to defend it truly deserve peace.
The Danger of Pacifism
- β οΈ Pacifism is described as naive and dangerous because it ignores human nature and history.
- π The fundamental truth is that a nation must protect its people and sovereignty, or face subservience.
Historical Context
- ποΈ The idea that preparing for war ensures peace dates back to 4th-century Rome and was echoed by George Washington.
- π£οΈ The motto "those who long for peace must prepare for war" encapsulates this enduring principle.
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