Ignorance in never an excuse. That's why discernment is so important. Choosing a church is the prime example of this. You'd better do your homework and work out why the Orthodox Church is the true one. If you do poor research and end up a Roman Catholic you've missed the mark and put yourself in a very precarious position you might (or rather will) pay dearly for. Same goes with joining the military, US being the prime subject here. Anyone who was here to see 9/11 had a veil pulled off his eyes. At first I didn't know why it was happening but I knew something really suspicious occurred. I was a matter of discernment to get to the bottom of that. Everyone who did his homework never got involved in the Iraq/Afghanistan debacle. I had a really long and hard thought what to make out of servicemen after that point and concluded you can't serve two masters, you either serve Satan or God - if you got involved, you're guilty of the whole.
Everyone is ignorant, including you. It's hypocrisy to judge others for it. All of us, all the time, are constantly battling against a massive deficit of knowledge. Understanding the world is extremely difficult, which is filled with falsehoods and distractions, making it a miracle that we learn any Truth at all.
It is God that provides us knowledge, not our own devices. Thinking "you" are the one discovering things is just pride, God is the one who leads us to Him (who is the Truth). Thus it is impossible for people to simply "discover" the Truth, what they actually need is a spiritual conversion, and then they will be open to the Truth.
Such conversions can take years, decades or more, and God does not judge us for how long it takes as long as we are able to come home to Him. Hence the parable of Prodigal Son.
So a young man who naïvely joins the military is never judged by God, which is why some of the most revered Saints were active military men, such as St. George. St. George served for the Roman Empire that would burn Christians at the stake, the same Empire that would torture and murder him, and is given the highest of praises.
Why? Because God ended up using that same evil Roman Empire to make the backbone of Christendom for the next 2000 years. What you think as "evil" is merely another tool for God in His infinite wisdom. We are the ignorant ones, He is the wise One.
Thus God has his pious young men join the American military, serving Talmudic interests, because God's plan involves all of it towards His Kingdom in ways none of us can ever understand. Hence why the Church teaches to respect the military, even when you disagree with it's ends, and to pay your tax, even when it is oppressive and wasted.
Samseau seems to use the same logic with regards to Trump not being able to call out the jews because of "Muh, congress." A man of God does the right thing regardless of the consequences. If you are ordered to invade Iraq and the directive is illegal and immoral then you refuse your orders and go to jail. If the jews order you to bomb Iran and it is illegal and immoral then you refuse and get impeached.
This is silly; bombing a country after giving them advance notice hardly constitutes an evil act. Nations have always fought each other for power, especially heathen nations against Christian ones. It doesn't matter if Talmuds are involved or not, without Talmuds we'd still be engaging with wars with other countries for power or profit. This is part of the fallen nature of man and it is completely unavoidable.
Hence why St. Constantine or St. Justinian are considered saints, despite being ruthless kings, because it was always understood that politics is a messy, disgusting game involving this fallen world, and that we must judge the consequences of such people as much as their intentions.
In Trump's case, his intentions are to appease the Talmuds and keep power (bad), but the consequences have been trivial in the extreme (good). Hardly an extreme evil act, unlike the Ukraine War which has killed millions. Since we have to measure consequences we always take the lesser of evils in order to protect our Neighbors as much as possible.
There is a role for those with pure intentions and actions, and these are our Priests and clergymen, but politics is not and never will be such a place for purity.