I have no idea where you came up with your B.S. contention about the Viet Cong, but I will tell you this — the US had the war won, according to the VC themselves, until the traitor Walter Cronkite come on TV and said it was lost. The Tet Offensive was a total loss for the VC army, but the US media portrayed it as a victory for them. Cronkite should have been hung for treason. You must have brain damage from lack of proper nutrition.

You are mistaken regarding stamina of vegans.
Take few minutes and Google Vegan Sport Champions. You will find 100s of world records and champions, Olympic Gold medalists, Marathon and Triathlon winners. (Triathlon is the sport requiring more stamina than any other).
You can also look up comparative experiential studies showing that vegans have twice the stamina of meat eaters.
I am aware that most people think just the opposite. The popular belief is “Beef gives strength”. However popular beliefs are not necessarily scientifically true.

Also in war, the nearly Vegan Viet-Cong had many times the stamina of the meat-eating Americans in Vietnam.

Unfortunately, Arab families took advantage of these laws, so some of them were withdrawn recently.
The other group which multiplies in a considerable rate is the Orthodox Jews. That’s a big issue and I don’t have any accurate statistics, but many of them don’t serve in the military, live in poverty and/or seclusion, and contribute little to the country of Israel.

Other Israelis are fine with bearing 2-3 children, like the rest of the western world. They could never match the Muslim birth rate.

But, about my earlier post, specifically that Jews need to produce more children, is there no movement in Israel to do this? The Russians have just set a special day aside for it. And, of course, the Germans made a major “effort” to promulgate the race, just a little while back.

Is there no group in the Israeli government or the private sector trying to encourage (with cash and subsidies) the continued, and expanded, existence of the Jewish race, by conceiving and delivering more little Jews?

I wouldn’t call Shaolin monks ‘unstable’ either. I was referring to the Israeli vegans I have encountered in my life – not one of them can claim to be in the athletic level of a Shaolin monk

What I will not debate is the fact that these two go hand in hand.

Now not eating animals does not necessary mean that we should not kill them. We may still find it necessary to kill rats and other pests.

Likewise in war. We may be forced to kill eat our enemies even if we don’t intend to eat them.
Hatred actually diminishes our efficiency as warriors. A truly great warrior, like some of the most famous samurai’s, were entirely unemotional about killing. It just had to be done, and had to be done in the best possible most efficient way.

As a little child, long before I had read Leviticus, my uncle, very much not a Jew, taught me how to cut the head off of the living fish, while it rested on a stone, and then clean the innards. He use to catch and release, but his mom, my Scotts grandmother, expressed doubt that we ever caught anything, so we started bringing them home to eat. This was “hunting for food”: you cannot buy fish like those you yourself have caught. It is also a skill of the self-sufficient, that young men should learn: not to be dependent on others, but to know God will provide, if one takes an effort. But my uncle was repulsed by the idea of hunting, for a very simple reason: he had experienced combat in World War II. “I’ve seen enough death”, he told me. He could clean a fish for his mom, but there was no way he would hunt any mammal. Nevertheless, he would kill any human that threatened his loved ones. He would kill, if necessary, but with deep regret.

Today, as the weather is getting cooler, and little creeping things come into the house, I saw a little spider scurrying across the floor. I killed him. And I said a little prayer that he be happy in the next world and would understand that this was not personal, and that I didn’t mind him, but that I could not let my house be overrun with his offspring and their more toxic cousins, because then my life would be endangered.

As one who is not a Jew, but is a believer, let me suggest that goodness resides in the One Eternal, but that the Torah is the path given to the Jews to approach, if never quite attain, goodness. God created the Eskimos, yet if they tried to follow the Law, they would, of necessity, starve to death. Surely, this was not the intent of the One. Surely an Eskimo can approach goodness without starving.

I would further suggest, in all humility, that the problem is not so much that Arabs in Israel are reproducing so much, but that Jews are not reproducing enough. What we can do is so much more in our control, than countering our enemies. Make more Jewish children. Is this not the Law?