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Smedley Butler Playing Cards midecentury Nothing spells fun like aMajor General Smedley D. Butler was one of the most decorated Marines in U. S. history: two Medals of Honor, the Marine Corps Brevet Medal, and a career spent on the front lines of Americas early 20th century wars. After 33 years in uniform, he said what few with that rsum ever would. In War Is a Racket, Butler argued that modern wars are driven less by freedom and more by profit, with soldiers paying the bill in blood while financiers collect the