The Business of War
ChristianWhy is the United States always at war? Who profits?
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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.
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.
What is the U.S. military researching?
The U.S. Department of Defense spends a lot of money—far more than any other executive branch department—to research, develop, test, and evaluate (RDT&E) new technology. It had roughly $152 billion to spend on RDT&E during fiscal 2024.
War Industry Cheat Sheet
Six corporations—Lockheed Martin, RTX, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, General Dynamics, and L3Harris—dominate the military-industrial complex. What other U.S. corporations profit from D.C.’s policy of nonstop war and worldwide deployment of the ...
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