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Category Archives: military
What’s to Celebrate?
US is a Classic Empire and Is Becoming a Repressive Police State at Home By Dave Lindorff/ Thiscantbehappening.net/ July 4, 2019 As I set out to fly home from the UK on Monday following a short film project in … Continue reading
Posted in America, foreign policy, government, military, politics
Tagged David Lindorff, empire, militarism, police state
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Why Is America Always At War?
Jimmy Carter: US ‘Most Warlike Nation in History of the World’ By Brett Wilkins/ Counterpunch/ April 19, 2019 The only US president to complete his term without war, military attack or occupation has called the United States “the most warlike … Continue reading
Posted in America, military, politics, war
Tagged Brett Wilkins, China, Counterpunch, Jimmy Carter
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War: Good For the Military-Industrial Complex
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Posted in foreign policy, government, military, war
Tagged Boeing, Halliburton, Lockheed Martin, military-industrial complex, Raytheon
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$21 Trillion–Poof! It’s Gone.
The Pentagon Failed Its Audit Amid a $21 Trillion Scandal (Yes, Trillion) By Lee Camp/ Truthdig/ December 18, 2018 New York Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was ruthlessly attacked recently, and I feel a bit responsible. I might have accidentally tainted her … Continue reading
Trump: Military Spending “Crazy”
Go With Your Gut, Mr. President: You Called US Defense Spending “Crazy,” and You Were Dead On President Trump certainly isn’t known for ideological consistency, but he occasionally drops powerful “truth bombs” worthy of our attention. by Maj. Danny Sjursen … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, military, Uncategorized
Tagged antiwar.com, Danny Sjursen, Dwight Eisenhower, military spending
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Tired of Losing?
Why American Leaders Persist in Waging Losing Wars Hint: They’re Winning in Other Ways By William Astore/ TomDispatch.com/ October 25, 2018 As America enters the 18th year of its war in Afghanistan and its 16th in Iraq, the war on … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Economics, foreign policy, Iraq, military, war
Tagged Elizabeth Warren, Tom Dispatch, William Astore
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Speaking Truth to Power
Posted in America, government, Iran, Middle East, military, war
Tagged Brian Hook, Code Pink, Hudson Institute, Iran Action Group, Medea Benjamin, The Real News
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