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war mongering 

Selling a war to an unsuspecting public.
The seller, often a chickenhawk could be anyone with influence, such as an elected official or a talk radio blowhard, who paints the best possible picture of war, ignores the negative aspects of war, and warns of dire consequences of not going to war. Often war mongering hides behind patriotism and the loyalty of troops to deflect criticism.
By mentioning mushroom clouds, Shrub was war mongering, selling Americans a war by using fear tactics.

The war mongering Rush Limpbag said anyone against going to war was not supporting the troops.
war mongering by Joe E. King April 12, 2008

anti-warmonger 

A person who is as rabidly anti-war as you can get without venturing into violence.
Depending on the crowd, she sometimes referred to herself as a pacifist and at other times, she preferred the more in-your-face and dangerous sounding term, anti-warmonger.
anti-warmonger by Dr Bunnygirl November 11, 2019

warmonger 

A person promoting something undesirable or discreditable, in this case, war.
warmonger by Chris March 23, 2003

warmonger 

Someone who engages in war or warlike acts for personal reasons such as: personal fueds, dislike for people of different sexual orientation, re-election, sexual pleasure, or to compensate for a lack of manhood.

See also: bush
"As a tyrannical Warmonger, Bush's new campaign slogan should be 'Have nukes, Will travel.'"
warmonger by Cunjo July 22, 2004

Warmonger 

1-A political leader or activist who encourages aggression or warfare towards other nations or groups.

2-An anti-hippie movement radical.
1-Adolf Hitler was a Warmonger who encouraged war and violence against non-axis countries.

2-After several anti-Vietnam War demonstrations in America, Warmongers held pro-war demonstrations of their own in support of President Johnson's anti-communist action.
Warmonger by Kayotik Warmonger October 18, 2009