Who drives the war machines, and why.
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Throwing a Dog to Bone Saw
Another Toy for MBS
The excited commentary following the news that Saudi ruler Mohammed Bone Saw is to be allowed to buy an unspecified number of F-35s has been a textbook example of cognitive dissonance in action. Everyone should know the...
Cheney: A Few Reminders of Why His Death is Good Riddance
Trust the Democrats to Mourn Him.
For a quick sampling of the evil Richard B. Cheney injected into the American political system, it is only necessary to review the fawning obsequies posted within hours of his death by Bill Clinton and Kam...
Magic Goggles: Nothing to See Here, Again.
It Pays to Mix Reality
The incorporation of Silicon Valley into the Military Industrial Complex has been now been going on long enough for even the New York Times to have noticed. As usual, the presumption that the geniuses of the tech wor...
Lockheed Turns the Screws on Switzerland
What's in a Contract?
A while back I related the sorry story of how Switzerland witlessly signed up for the Lockheed F-35. Briefly: in 2022 the country’s military establishment rammed though a deal in the face of public opposition to buy 3...
Murder, Drugs, and The Fort Bragg Cartel
The Global War on Terror launched in the wake of the 9/11 attacks is broadly and correctly perceived as a pointless saga of waste and failure. But in his just published book The Fort Bragg Cartel, Drug Trafficking and Murder in the Special...
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