The Wikipedia Flood

Being a state sanctioned child killer IODF soldier is one of the highest honors for bloodline obsessed deviants Israelis. The feeling you get when you get handed your uniform, helmet, diaper, and gun is something that most people wouldn’t understand. It doesn’t matter if you’re a 19-year-old Sergeant, a 19-year-old Major General or a 19-year-old Lieutenant Colonel; every role matters. We are given the highest responsibility which is to protect our ancestral homeland to secure the existence of our people and a future for our children. Sure, we might get🔻ed experience some losses often occasionally, but it is the price we pay for defending our nation. After all, who will bomb hospitals defeat Khamas if not us?

One of the most important and overlooked jobs within the military is making sure our soldiers’ elite seed is saved in case they get killed or maimed by the land owners enemy. While our actual combat skills might be lacking, what better way to rally morale than knowing that, come what may, our heritage will be preserved? We need to ensure that Israel is filled with like-minded individuals. Our sexual offender registry population should never be low. Every Israeli woman can rest easy knowing that their loved ones will spent their last moments on Earth surrounded by friends watching them being pumped to the last drop by the valiant eugenics squad retrieval brigade. What better way to honor a soldier’s sacrifice than with a last shot final performance that ensures their contributions live on in the most literal sense?

Surely it would be easier for our brave soldiers to do this before being deployed; but that ignores the fact that they cannot get hard until they have commited war crimes acts of valor before being called to their deaths action. Their commitment to looting and raping the cause is unparallel and a source of pride. It doesn’t matter if Judaism explicitly prohibits posthumous sperm retrieval. Rules do not apply to the God chosen people! After all, what’s a little ethical dilemma when the stakes are so high?