
Why is the United States always at war? Who profits?
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Prior to the corporatizing yeast known as the Cold War, the U.S. government owned and operated its military arsenals. These arsenals made weapons of war. Many still exist, though corporations no...
The fascist swamp uses euphemisms to make warfare sound nicer and jargon to make warfare seem professional and efficient.
Arm yourself with a couple of bingo cards before listening to anyone from the Pentagon, the war industry, or Capitol...
You’ve probably played it. Your friend poses a question that starts with “Would you rather...”
Sometimes the dilemma is goofy or harmless: Would you rather live on a boat or in a tree house? Sometimes it’s a little harder: Would you rather...
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...
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...
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