Topic: Standing Army

Autism prevalence has risen from 1 in 10,000 in the 1970s to approximately 1 in 32 children in New Jersey today. Del Bigtree argues that this trajectory represents a national crisis that threatens the future of the United States, suggesting that a society where half the population has a neurological disorder cannot maintain a standing army or a functional economy. He criticizes the media for focusing on small measles outbreaks while ignoring the rapid increase in chronic developmental disabilities.

Lennon Honor challenges the reality of modern conflicts in Syria, Libya, and Iraq, labeling them "regime change scripts" rather than actual wars. He points out the lack of high-definition video evidence showing standing armies in combat, contrasting this with the graphic, clear footage available during the Vietnam War. Honor suggests that modern technology should allow for thousands of civilian-uploaded videos if these battles were occurring as described by mainstream news.