Making headlines this week. A lot of people are concerned that the military draft is coming back.

Why are they thinking this? Well, there's a lot of moving parts of this story, so let's dig right into it.

Okay. In the United States here, we have the selective service system. So all males 18 to 26 are supposed to enroll in this when they turn 18. And from that pool, if there's a war, the Department of Defense can choose from that pool to

induct these people into war, into the military, basically.

So what happened over this last week was the National Defense Authorization Act.

This is a yearly act.

It gets re-opt everyone.

All the people put basically the legislators,

the lawmakers put their kind of wish lists

into here what they want.

You know, we've seen the Patriot outcome from this.

We've see some really interesting things come from the National Defense Authorization

Act in the past, but one of the things that we saw

was an automatic induction into the selective service system.

This is the headline here.

Congress moves to make selective service automatic.

So it wasn't really automatic before.

It goes into this, in the article here, It goes into this. It says,

well, it is a felony not to register currently. There is still a shred of

voluntary left. Automatically registering young men for what is essentially a drafty

list rips the last veil away and though

there is no active conscription for war today this would make it a lot easier for

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