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The Business of WarPosted on Apr 6, 2009
Pentagon whistle-blower Karen Kwiatowski returns to the Truthdig podcast to take stock of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which she says are effectively “a government jobs program for the military and military contractors.” Read Karen Kwiatowski’s columns on LewRockwell.com. Subscribe to Truthdig PodcastsSubscribe directly:
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By Sepharad, April 9, 2009 at 7:07 pm Link to this comment
christian96, right on the money. (So to speak.)
Report thisBy msgmi, April 7, 2009 at 11:10 am Link to this comment
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State Secrets can be classified into two distinct categories. One category has to do with national security; the other, has to do with hiding the immoral methodologies in the name of national security.
Report thisBy Leefeller, April 7, 2009 at 8:10 am Link to this comment
Interesting, I agree with you christian96, except how we come to agree.
Report thisBy ettucat, April 7, 2009 at 5:19 am Link to this comment
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Perhaps you are correct about war being “a jobs program for the militay,” but I say, as long as the Muslim countries think they can send their fighters to get “training” on American soil, I guess we have no option but to respond.
Report thisBy christian96, April 6, 2009 at 9:54 pm Link to this comment
THE BUSINESS OF WAR! If I had to rank titles of
Report thisarticles on Truthdig this one would rank close to the
top. People are always searching for reasons why
people fight wars. You don’t have to look far to
get an answer. JUST FIGURE OUT WHO’S MAKING THE
BUCKS. Commander-In-Chief Bush called himself a
Christian therefore I’m sure he must be familiar
with “THOSE WHO LIVE BY THE SWORD WILL PERISH BY
THE SWORD.”(MATTHEW 26:52)