Scott Faith
Scott Faith is a veteran of a half-dozen combat deployments and has served in several different Special Operations units over the course of his Army career. Scott’s writing focuses largely on veterans’ issues, but he is also a big proponent of Constitutional rights and has a deep interest in politics. He often allows other veterans who request anonymity to publish their work under his byline. Scott welcomes story ideas and feedback on his articles and can be reached at [email protected].
LATEST
Bridging the Gap: Framing America’s Civ-Mil Problem
America’s armed forces and American society are drifting further and further apart, creating a potentially dangerous divide.
Why Are States Having to Use the National Guard for Routine State Functions?
‘The National Guard continues to be called up to combat problems that are largely caused by policy decisions made by the politicians doing the calling.’
US Airman Set Himself on Fire for ... ‘Palestine’?
‘No U.S. servicemember should commit suicide over politics, or, for that matter, for any reason.’
A Veteran Offers Four ‘Unapologetically American’ Reasons Why We Still Need the Draft
Put a two-year draft intro effect, and things will ‘get real,’ real quick.
Hamas, ‘The Invisible Gorilla,’ and What the Media-Political Complex Is Doing to America
‘We are far too comfortable focusing on what journalists tell us is important, instead of sussing that out ourselves.’
Rebuild Gaza and Israel ... But Only With Iran’s Money
‘We should never provide another U.S. cent to Gaza, while Hamas governs.’
A Veteran Asks: Why Do You Keep Saying ‘Militant’ Instead of ‘Terrorist,’ and ‘Executed’ Instead of ‘Murdered’?
‘Well, journalists, you make the rules. No one is forcing you to church up the language that we use to describe evil people and the actions they carry out.’
