The 2025 National Defense Authorization Act now has a provision that initiates mandatory selective service registration for American women.
The 2025 NDAA Executive Summary proposal by the Senate Armed Services Committee now includes a mechanism for a mandatory military draft of American women.
“Strengthening the Joint Force and Defense Workforce amends the Military Selective Service Act to require the registration of women for Selective Service,” the summary states.
This comes after an amendment by the House Armed Services Committee requiring men 18-26 to be automatically registered to the Selective Service System was approved last week.
The House also passed the $895 billion defense program on Friday, where the bill will now head to the Senate to be voted on.
The Selective Service System hasn’t been used to draft Americans for 52 years, but men who fail to register can face a host of legal consequences, including forfeiture of eligibility for federal programs and possible jail time.
In sum, mechanisms are now in place to draft both U.S. men and women.
So America’s elites may soon be able send citizens, men and women, to die in avoidable foreign wars while also allowing millions of illegal aliens into the country to take over their homes, jobs, communities and political positions.
This is what the Great Replacement looks like.
Lawmakers have tried and failed to add women to the military draft in previous iterations of the NDAA, in 2021 and 2022.
Meanwhile, Ukraine has reportedly lost of most of its fighting-age men in its war against Russia and has resorted to sending older men and teenagers to the frontlines.
And the remaining fighting-age men have been desperately dodging conscription to avoid getting sent to the meat-grinder on the Eastern front, where over 100,000 troops have been killed so far.
Joe Biden last week assured that no U.S. troops would be deployed to Ukraine but the government would continue sending weapons and military equipment.
Read the Senate Armed Services Committee’s NDAA 2024 Executive Summary:
