The Business of War
ChristianWhy is the United States always at war? Who profits?
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Corporations Lead U.S. Militarization of Space
War corporations (“defense companies”) can be converted into corporations producing beneficial products.
The following map shows the U.S.-based corporations helping the Pentagon militarize space. Scroll around! See what your local facility...
Live Well During the Descent
A wise man once said,
“The empire achieves its goals by consuming the resources of the republic. The empire achieves its power by devouring the liberties of the republic.”
That describes today’s United States perfectly.1
Despair arriv...
Reforming the U.S. Military
On April 30th, the New York Times’ editorial board published “The U.S. Military Was Losing Its Edge. After Iran, Everyone Knows It.” The board proposed four priorities for a “reform agenda that America’s military needs.”
First, the U.S. go...
Industrial Conversion -- Step One
Sooner or later, the public will rise up and say, “No more.” No more war and no more war profiteering. And that’s when industrial conversion takes place. Industrial conversion involves changing what factories and offices produce.
Before we...
Who Profits from Forever War?
This sheet updates the one from March 2024.
That’s it. That’s the bulk of the U.S. war industry.
Here’s the downloadable PDF:
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