If War Comes, Don’t Blame the ‘Military-Industrial Complex’ – Things Are Even Worse Than
You Think
James George JATRAS - 12.08.2017
"...In the past quarter century what began as Eisenhower’s MIC has become a multifaceted, hybrid
entity encompassing an astonishing range and depth in both the public and private sectors. To a large extent, the
contours of what former Congressional staffer Mike Lofgren has called the "Deep State" (which largely through
Lofgren’s efforts has since become a household word) are those of the incestuous "expert" community that dominates
mainstream media thinking but extend beyond it to include elements of all three branches of the US government,
private business (especially the financial industry, government contractors, information technology), think tanks,
NGOs (many of which are anything but "nongovernmental" but are funded by US official agencies and those of our
"allies", satellites, and clients), higher education (especially the recipients of massive research grants from the
Department of Defense), and the two political parties and their campaign operatives, plus the multitude of
lobbyists, campaign consultants, pollsters, spin doctors, media wizards, lawyers, and other functionaries.
Comparing the MIC of 1961 to its descendant, the Deep State of today, is like comparing a horse and
buggy to a Formula One racecar. The Deep State’s principals enjoy power and privileges that would have brought a
blush to the cheeks of members of the old Soviet nomenklatura, of which it is reminiscent."
In 1933, Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Smedley
Butler was approached by a wealthy and secretive group of industrialists and bankers to overthrow President FDR and
establish a fascist dictatorship in the United States. The plan to install a fascist state by force was exposed
when Butler blew the whistle and identified the ringleaders in a testimony given
to the U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities.
Senator Prescott Bush went on to help finance Hitler's rise to power and continued business
dealings with the Nazi's even after America entered the second World war.
At the end of WWII Operation Paperclip was launched by the OSS to smuggle Nazi war criminals into
the United States.The OSS provided the perfect model for the CIA which was established in 1947. The CIA's sudden
rise to power gave birth to the Military Industrial Complex. By the
end of Eisenhower's presidency in 1961 it had become evident that the Federal Govt. could no longer control the
agency. The CIA had gone rogue.
Search: Smedley Butler. The Business Plot. Prescott Bush. Bush Nazi Connection. Operation
Paperclip. Skull and Bones. MK Ultra. The Church
Committee. Sen Paul Wellstone Assassination. Gary Webb.
Kill The Messenger. Bush Hinkley Connection.
Flight 455. Origins of ISIS
Just like the lies that led to the war
against Iraq, Hillary Clinton, as Secretary of State, created false pretenses for the invasion of Libya. At least
30,000 people died as a result of this manufactured war. http://www.infowars.com/iraq-war-redu...
The Globalization of War (and How to Resist It) - Michel
Chossudovsky on GRTV
Published on Feb 9, 2015
Michel Chossudovsky joins GRTV once again to discuss his new book, "The Globalization of
War." We discuss the threat of nuclear warfare, NATO's use of proxy terrorist armies to destabilise sovereign
nations, and how people can fight back against the US-NATO war agenda.
How Corporate America Supported Nazi
Germany: Jacques Pauwels
New York Times Reports U.S. Giving al-Qaeda
Millions of Dollars
Staggering amount of evidence reveals terror is U.S. and Saudi
creation
by Kurt Nimmo | Infowars.com | March 17, 2015
The U.S. government says it has given al-Qaeda millions of
dollars “largely because of poor oversight and loose financial controls,” reports The
New York Times.
Accodding to Fox News and the corporate media it is merely another instance
of graft and government mismanagement.
The money, supposedly part of a secret CIA
fund to pay kidnappers, was used by al-Qaeda for operational costs and weapons.
Details of the money transfers supposedly showed up in the papers of Osama bin Laden who was,
according to the official war on terror narrative, killed in 2010 in Pakistan by U.S. Navy SEALs. In fact,
according to multiples sources, the former CIA operator who headed up the Arab Afghans in the CIA’s war against
the Soviet Union in Afghanistan died in late 2001, not 2010 as the government and its corporate media
insist.
A fictional twist to the government story on the payment to al-Qaeda has Osama bin Laden worried
the money was contaminated with radiation or poison or that it would be used to track al-Qaeda leaders and
operatives.
Funding Crucial to War on Terror Operation
The recent effort to fund the enemy and thus continue unabated the highly profitable military
industrial complex and government manufactured war on terror has cost over a hundred million dollars, most of it
dispensed under the excuse of paying ransom, which the U.S. publicly denies paying.
In 2013 alone, the United States paid out $165 million. Since 2008, according to the Times, other countries added the
following amounts to the total:
France: $58.1 Million
Qatar and Oman: $20.4 Million
Switzerland: $12.4 Million
Spain: $11 Million
Austria: $3.2 Million
Undetermined Countries: $21.4 Million
Additionally, millions of dollars ends up in
al-Qaeda and Taliban coffers through contractors working in Afghanistan.
“I am deeply troubled that the US military can pursue, attack and even kill terrorists and their
supporters,” said
John Sopko, Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction, in a letter sent to Congress in 2013, “but
that some in the US government believe we cannot prevent these same people from receiving a government
contract.”
From the CIA’s massive operation in Afghanistan, funding and creating the Mujahideen that would
become al-Qaeda and the Taliban, to its work with other terrorist groups, including the drug-running Kosovo
Liberation Army, Chechnya terrorists and the Jundullah terrorists attacking Iran, there is plenty of evidence the
United States government and its partners are engaged in supporting terrorist groups for political gain.
As
Sam Muhho notes, it is not religious sectarianism or the Wahhabist drive to execute apostates under the
banner of ISIS that is the problem, but rather it “is the hegemonic and imperialist designs of the NATO governments
who have on-record worked with Saudi Arabia and Qatar to use Islamic extremists throughout the Middle East as their
‘Swiss army knife of destabilization’ in order to reorient the Middle East per their interests.”
The ISIS phase of the clash of civilizations, as plotted by the neocons and the globalist think
tanks, is designed to make the war on terror a permanent feature. It not only enriches the military industrial
complex and a burgeoning national and homeland security industry, but also aimed at threatening the designs of
China and Russia in the Middle East and Africa, supporting the “imperial geostrategy,” as Zbigniew Brzezinski described it, and thus “prevent
collusion and maintain security dependence among the vassals, to keep tributaries pliant and protected, and to keep
the barbarians from coming together.”
In this edition of the Questions For Corbett podcast, James answers your questions on how
to snap people out of the military matrix, the Japanese zaibatsu, Israel and geopolitics, Mao's Great Famine and
more. Also, James asks viewers their thoughts on Cuba-US relations, personal care products and staying positive
amongst the negative news.
Cyberwar. Economic war. Covert war. Theatre war. Proxy war. Nuclear war. Today we talk to
Michel Chossudovsky about the development of the global multi-front long war against humanity in the emerging New
World Order and the propagandists who make it possible.
War Industry Muster
“Huntsville Alabama: Where the Heart of MIC Beast
Beats”
Published on Mar 21, 2017
In this episode of War Industry Muster Christian Sorensen presents us a primer on where the U.S.
war industry is located. He focuses on three main locations: northeast Virginia; Huntsville, Alabama; and San
Diego, California. All of the information he presents was gleaned from the Pentagon’s list of daily contracts.
Christian Sorensen is a military analyst for Newsbud. He focuses on tracking who profits from
war. He is a U.S. Air Force veteran.
Major General Smedley Butler
Infowars
April 18, 2009
In addition to his military career, Smedley Butler was
noted for his outspoken anti-interventionist views, and his book War is a Racket. His book was one of the first
works describing the workings of the military-industrial complex and after retiring from service, he became a
popular speaker at meetings organized by veterans, pacifists and church groups in the 1930s.
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