Monetary and Military: The Foundation of Western Jewish/ White Supremacy. Part 2
THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
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D.O.D. BUDGET: $940 BILLION FOR 2024
DEBT FOR TAXPAYER (THATS YOU AND ME) $271,888.00
My question is specifically for white, European descendants who live and are the major power base of this nation. It is you that provides the majority of the fuel that powers this wicked juggernaut that is on the verge of starting World War 3 by its constant antagonism of Russia over the Ukraine. And the recent escalation of the conflict in Israel with escalation in GAZA, LEBONON, AND IRAN. This government as we all should know now is a puppet state for Israel. You, white man and woman may have a difficult time swallowing this information, but you must do it. Your identity has been wrapped up in the American flag. In your core you believe that America IS you. It's time to awaken, as Morpheus has offered you the red pill, regardless of your choice.
If you continue to believe in America's freedom and independence after this revelation, it may be time to reconsider. July 24, 2024, speech by Mr. Netanyahu to the joint sessions of Congress where he received over 50 standing ovations. If you still believe America is free then you might as well be a zombie, because that is what you have become a soulless undead walking zombie. I pray for you to wake up. Blacks are not your enemy. Neither are the Palestinians in GAZA, and the WEST BANK, NOR AFRICANS IN SUDAN, WHO ARE SUFFERING AS MUCH OR MORE THE PEOPLE OF GAZA. Nor is Iran, nor the refugees from the Syrian conflict. This entity would crumble if you would stand against it. But if you keep looking at blacks, Hispanics, Arabs, or Muslims as your enemy than your nation WILL CRUMBLE BEFORE YOUR EYES AND IN YOUR LIFETIME Your children and grandchildren of later Generations will curse you. The way we curse the Nazi's of WW2. And DON’T think that soon to be, PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP IS GOING STOP THE ONGOING GENOCIDE IS GAZA, THE WEST BANK, AND SOON LEBANON. HE IS ON BOARD, FULL FORCE. ALONG WITH THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX. WHOM WE ARE DISCUSSING TODAY.
MESSAGE TO THE POLICE.
And the military, and homeland security officers and all those who are helping the so-called global elite meet their wicked agenda.
Everywhere on earth, from Boston to Baghdad, from Jerusalem to New York, from Sandy Hook to Syria. Whenever atrocities are committed it is you who are called upon to enforce whatever agenda that is purposed by your superiors. Know this, your orders hinge on what those in command over you wish. Your own best interests are not important, always remember this when you are suiting up in your body armor and loading up your automatic weapons.
I understand your position is not enviable. Like many others, you are ultimately a hard worker striving to make a decent living, aspiring to ensure a prosperous future for yourself and your progeny. Yet, it seems your employer may have a different agenda. An agenda that when all is said and done, hopes to reduce the earth’s population to 500 million people. Do you think that you would be allowed to live in that world? Would your children or grandchildren be allowed to exist in that world?
Right now, you are given the gun, you have access to the armored vehicle. You have to a small degree an increased form of power. You are now in a position to arrest and detain and kill individuals without warrants and can keep people locked up without due process, or access to legal counsel. You sir /madam are the first tentacle of the Military-Industrial Complex
Outline and Elaboration on the Military-Industrial Complex
Introduction
The military-industrial complex refers to the interdependent relationship between a nation's military, its government, and the defense industry that provides arms, technology, and services. This concept became widely recognized after U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning in his 1961 farewell address, where he cautioned against the undue influence of this relationship on public policy.
Key Elements:
Government and Defense Contractors:
The government plays a central role in allocating large portions of the national budget to military and defense spending.
This spending benefits defense contractors—private companies that manufacture military hardware, technology, and services for defense purposes.
Examples of such companies in the U.S. include Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Raytheon. These companies rely heavily on government contracts for their profitability.
Governments and contractors form long-term partnerships, with significant portions of a nation’s military resources outsourced to these private entities. This creates an ecosystem where defense contractors' survival depends on continued military spending.
Political Influence:
Defense contractors often use their economic leverage to influence political decisions that favor continued or increased military spending.
Tactics include lobbying and campaign contributions to lawmakers who shape defense policy. This financial influence ensures that military budgets remain high, regardless of actual security needs.
The revolving door phenomenon refers to the movement of personnel between government positions in defense and high-paying jobs in private defense companies. For example, former military officials may take positions in defense firms, using their knowledge and influence to secure contracts, while executives from these companies may move into government, influencing policy in ways that benefit their former employers.
Economic Impact:
The defense industry is often a major employer in specific regions or districts, making defense spending a crucial factor for local economies.
Lawmakers who represent districts with large defense contractors or military bases may advocate for policies that protect or increase defense budgets, to safeguard jobs and local economic stability.
Additionally, research and development in defense often spill over into the civilian sector, creating new technologies and industries. However, this reliance on defense spending can also divert resources away from other public needs, like healthcare or education.
National Security Rationale:
One of the primary justifications for high military spending is national security. Governments argue that a strong defense is necessary to protect the nation from external threats and maintain global stability.
The constant argument for modernizing weapons and technology leads to an environment where defense budgets can grow steadily, even if external threats are minimal or exaggerated.
This dynamic can lead to an arms race, where countries feel compelled to keep up with one another's military capabilities, further inflating defense budgets.
Public Perception and Debate:
The military-industrial complex is often a subject of public and political debate. Critics argue that prioritizing military spending over social programs leads to underfunded public services, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
Ethical concerns also arise about the influence defense contractors have on foreign policy, especially when it leads to prolonged or unnecessary conflicts.
Proponents argue that a strong defense industry ensures national security and sustains technological innovation, job creation, and economic growth.
Historical Context:
The term “military-industrial complex” came into prominence during the Cold War when the U.S. and the Soviet Union were engaged in an arms race. Eisenhower's warning was aimed at the potential risk of this powerful relationship overshadowing domestic needs.
Critics have noted that the military-industrial complex may fuel global militarization, with political decisions shaped more by corporate and military interests than by public welfare or diplomatic considerations.
During the Vietnam War and subsequent conflicts, public concerns about war profiteering and unnecessary military interventions brought the term into sharper focus.
Modern Relevance:
The military-industrial complex remains influential today, particularly with the rise of modern warfare technologies, such as cybersecurity, drone warfare, and artificial intelligence. These sectors have expanded the scope and reach of defense contractors.
Discussions on the appropriateness of military spending continue, particularly as nations grapple with social inequalities, environmental concerns, and other urgent domestic issues.
U.S. defense budgets remain among the largest in the world, highlighting ongoing concerns about the balance between military preparedness and ethical governance.
Global arms sales, military interventions, and defense alliances (like NATO) continue to be shaped by the interplay between government, military, and the defense industry, keeping the military-industrial complex a key topic in discussions of national and international policy.
Conclusion:
The military-industrial complex encapsulates a significant dynamic in modern governance, where the pursuit of national security often intertwines with corporate interests and political influence. While it has been justified as a necessity for maintaining a nation’s defense capabilities, the ethical and economic ramifications continue to spark debate. Balancing defense needs with responsible governance and prioritizing public welfare remains a challenge for modern societies.
EVERYONE IN AMERICA NEED TO READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER
FROM ALBERT PIKE THE FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH OF SATAN.
What corporations and organizations are part of this?
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Several prominent corporations and organizations are part of the military-industrial complex, especially in countries like the United States, where defense spending plays a significant role in the economy. These entities include defense contractors, lobbying organizations, and think tanks that influence military policy and contracts. Below are some of the most notable players in the military-industrial complex, primarily in the U.S., but with some global relevance:
Major Defense Contractors:
These are companies that supply weapons, military technology, and defense services. They often secure large government contracts for both domestic defense and international arms sales.
Lockheed Martin
One of the largest defense contractors in the world.
Specializes in aerospace, defense, arms, and security.
Known for producing the F-35 fighter jet, missile systems, and other advanced technologies.
Boeing Defense, Space & Security
A division of Boeing focused on military aircraft, satellites, and missile defense systems.
Major contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense and international governments.
Develops the F/A-18 Super Hornet and other military platforms.
Northrop Grumman
Known for producing stealth bombers (like the B-2 Spirit), cybersecurity solutions, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones).
Involved in missile defense systems and space exploration technologies.
Raytheon Technologies
Specializes in missile systems, radars, and air defense technologies.
Manufactures the Patriot missile defense system and Tomahawk cruise missiles.
General Dynamics
Develops tanks (like the M1 Abrams), submarines, and other military vehicles.
Also involved in IT systems, cybersecurity, and defense communications.
BAE Systems
A British multinational defense, security, and aerospace company.
Supplies military equipment, including naval vessels, cyber intelligence, and land vehicles.
Thales Group
A French multinational focusing on defense, aerospace, and transportation technologies.
Provides radar systems, combat aircraft avionics, and communications equipment for military use.
L3Harris Technologies
Provides tactical communications, geospatial systems, avionics, and space systems for military applications.
Lobbying Organizations and Trade Associations:
These organizations represent defense contractors and lobby the government to shape defense policies and secure favorable budgets for military spending.
Aerospace Industries Association (AIA)
Represents manufacturers and suppliers of aircraft, space systems, and defense systems in the U.S.
Lobbies Congress and the government on behalf of the aerospace and defense industry.
National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)
A trade organization that represents the interests of defense contractors and companies involved in military production.
Engages in advocacy, networking, and education around defense issues.
Professional Services Council (PSC)
Represents technology and professional services companies that contract with the federal government, including many involved in defense and security.
Think Tanks and Research Organizations:
Many think tanks and research organizations have strong ties to the defense industry. These entities conduct research, provide policy recommendations, and influence public and governmental opinions on defense matters.
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
A bipartisan policy research organization that conducts extensive research on defense and national security issues.
Many of its contributors and analysts have close ties to the defense industry.
The Heritage Foundation
A conservative think tank with strong influence over defense policy and national security decisions in the U.S.
Often advocates for increased military spending and a strong defense posture.
Brookings Institution
A nonprofit public policy organization that conducts research on defense and foreign policy, among other issues.
Although it covers a wide range of topics, its national security program has significant sway over defense strategies.
American Enterprise Institute (AEI)
A conservative think tank that focuses on foreign policy and national defense.
Advocates for a robust military, often aligning with the interests of defense contractors.
RAND Corporation
A global policy think tank that conducts research in defense, cybersecurity, and global security.
Originally founded to offer research and analysis to the U.S. Armed Forces.
Military and Government Agencies:
While not part of the corporate sector, these government entities and military branches play a key role in coordinating and working with the defense industry.
U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
The central governmental body that oversees the U.S. military, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps.
One of the largest consumers of defense goods and services globally.
National Security Agency (NSA)
The U.S. government agency responsible for national cryptologic and cybersecurity missions.
Frequently partners with defense contractors for technology and security needs.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
A research arm of the DoD responsible for developing emerging technologies, including those used in defense.
DARPA contracts out much of its research to private firms and universities.
International Military-Industrial Complex Players:
Several global defense companies also have strong ties to their governments and play major roles in the international military-industrial complex.
Dassault Aviation (France)
Manufacturer of military aircraft, including the Mirage and Rafale fighter jets.
Leonardo S.p.A. (Italy)
An Italian defense conglomerate with operations in aerospace, defense, and security.
Airbus Defense and Space (Europe)
A division of Airbus that supplies military aircraft, drones, and space technologies for defense purposes.
Rheinmetall AG (Germany)
Specializes in military vehicles, weapons systems, and ammunition.
Conclusion:
The military-industrial complex consists of a vast network of defense contractors, lobbying organizations, think tanks, and government agencies that work closely to influence defense policy and military spending. This network wields significant political and economic power, often shaping national and international military strategies. Many of these corporations and organizations derive a large portion of their revenues from government contracts, making them deeply intertwined with defense budgets and policies.
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