The National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth

06/02/2026

For 80 years our leaders have been working on the weapons and the plans to exterminate the planet and kill us all. And they got very good at it. Professor Iv...

05/28/2026

It is time to tell our youth not to join the military even if the financial offer is persuasive. Contributing to violating the sovereignty of other countries and the act of military invasion is a moral corruption. The United States has disregarded international laws and norms to long. Tell your brothers and sisters it is WRONG to participate in U.S. wars at this moment in history. Tell them that all the justifications that they are fed to believe about the righteousness of their cause and the noble purpose they are contributing to is fraudulent. Remind them that this is the same government that is militarizing autonomous weapons that will kill without regard to human intervention and is using artificial intelligence to wage war. If they think that this is cool, ask them how they would feel if the situation was reversed and they were killed under these conditions. Is it still cool?

Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern says Washington may be replaying the same dangerous logic that led to the Bay of Pigs — only this time with Russia, China, and nuclear powers watching closely. Staff…

05/28/2026

“God created war so Americans would learn geography.”
Mark Twain

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

For Memorial Day 2026: Let us remember our own war crimes ...
When U.S. Marines killed twenty-four people in an Iraqi town, they also recorded the aftermath of their actions. For years, the military tried to keep these photos from the public.



https://nnomy.org/en/home-73768/1266-for-memorial-day-2026-let-us-remember-our-own-war-crimes.html

05/25/2026

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Free film, dinner included. When this film opened at the Adams Avenue Theatre in 1990, it sold out the first night!

05/24/2026

05/19/2026

Asked about estimates that the U.S. military bombed at least 22 schools in Iran, The head of U.S. Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper said "there is no indication" of that happening and "no way to corroborate that."

Cooper, appeared before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday and dismissed reports of civilian deaths from U.S. attacks on Iran.