The blood of many soldiers from World War II, are stained in the nodular hands of bureaucracy. As shown in the novel, Milo Minderbinder, one of soldiers, betrays his country and friends. Also, the Chaplain questions his faith and the existence of God because of the effects of war. And finally, The main character, Yossarian, is a soldier that proves himself to be anti hero, and makes selfish decisions in order to survive, due to the negative effects of bureaucracy. In the novel, Catch 22, the author, Joseph Heller demonstrates the absurdity of war by exaggerating the negative effects bureaucracy has on the already corrupt military authority. One of the soldiers, Milo Minderbinder, goes rogue and firebombs his own platoon. The negative effect
