The Business of War
ChristianWhy is the United States always at war? Who profits?
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What If Corporate Media Were Honest
The following “news article” is designed to encourage free thought. It is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, location...
The Capitalist Pyramid (feat. U.S. Foreign Policy)
The above image updates a classic diagram to include U.S. foreign policy, which is designed to protect and promote the U.S.-led capitalist order.
Christian Sorensen is a researcher focused on the U.S.-based corporations profiting fr...
Why the Empire?
Purpose: Protect and promote the U.S.-led capitalist system. A profit-over-people system must be enforced.
Instruments: Military, Espionage, Culture, Finance.
Military
The U.S. ruling class deploys the U.S. military nonsto...
How Corporations View (and Own) the U.S. Military
A for-profit corporation is a business organization designed to maximize short-term profit. The job of corporate executives is to maximize that profit, while the board of directors makes sure they do so.
The number one way that a corporati...
Motor Cities - Industrial Conversion
Over half of the U.S. military budget goes to corporations. These corporations manufacture everything -- satellites, ships, aircraft, bombs, espionage software, land vehicles, and more -- that the Pentagon uses to dominate the globe.
It d...
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