How soon will it be before the Government re-instates the draft?

Answer 1

Whenever the senate and congress decide to pass it.

Though it's no longer called the draft. No, now it's the universal national service.

H. R. 4752 is the bill number.

It was submitted February 14Th of this year.

You can go ahead and read up on it at the website below if you like.

Answer 2

I don't think the draft will be around for a very long time. In the current world, forcing people to join the army against their will would not hold very well with the general public. Even without the draft, the anti-war opposition is very comparable to the anti-war atmosphere of Vietnam, when there actually was a draft. Imagine how great the sentiment would be against the government if it reinstated the draft... it would be politically a very unsmart move as well for the same reasons.

Answer 3

January, 2009

Answer 4

When Halliburton is ready to take on another contract. When Bush and Cheney know they only have a couple of years left and figure they could steal as much oil as they can before they get the boot.

When these things come together expect Bush and the other inbreds to link another oil rich country to the 9/11 attacks. Or these numb skulls plot an attack on U.S soil and blame it on some oil rich nation.

Answer 5

As soon as the military cannot meet their quotas. You want a date for when that happens?

Answer 6

I hope not,, but it could be soon,, despite the hard work of Democrats to get our troops out of the quagmire that Bush created with his invasion of Iraq,,,,

Answer 7

Probably after the next terrorist attack, which Bush will blame on Iran this time, so he can justify going over there to bomb them, to start world war 3.

Answer 8

That will never happen anymore.

Answer 9

if somehow we get sucked into war with iran ... you will see it immediately

Answer 10

When WWIII starts.