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Mike Dilger ☑️ mike@mikedilger.com 3 months ago

The military industrial complexes of Russia and the United States (and increasingly so European nations) are business partners. They scare each other's populases enough to make their governments fund more military shit. Julian Assange had it right "the goal is an endless war, not a successful war." There is no big WW3 coming.

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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 3 months ago

Spot on

Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 3 months ago

They gone war until their printers fail and their coffins run dry. View quoted note →

SweedWick 3 months ago

This:

Eisenhower's Farewell Address to the Nation

The text of Eisenhower's Farewell Address or Valedictory Speech delivered to the nation on January 17, 1961. The speech is famous for its warning ...

Prince Aleph 3 months ago

Or rather, WW3 looks like we have already seen. Interminable conflicts in many theaters. Not unlike the conflicts described in 1984. Orwell wasn't wrong about the future of war. I do not, however, rule out the possibility of it escalating to something worse.

Michael Wilkins thebitcointransition@primal.net 3 months ago

Endless war sustains weak money. Weak money sustains endless war. The question is not whether this is intentional. The question is who can afford peace.

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The_Crin Thecrin@satlantis.io 3 months ago

well, Israel has already shown that they do not want peace by continuing to bomb Gaza and trying to make everyone in that place look like pure heartless monsters.

ΛM am@cubabitcoin.org 3 months ago

Illuminated

sumsur 2 months ago

ww2 wasn't on the menu back then, anything can happen

n tami1A84.github.io 2 months ago

sustainable war

Donutpanic 2 months ago

The Russian military-industrial complex is fully state-controlled (e.g., via Rostec)—in stark contrast to the privately owned and publicly traded companies in the US/EU. Hardly business partners; more like geopolitical rivals. Assange was right about endless wars, but the structures differ fundamentally.

jhog57 2 months ago

only one nation you listed which allows people to defend themselves and create firearms themselves (in selected states) is the US rest of the “territories” are gun free zones they will get what they paid for but you can keep crying about military industrial complex

SimplifiedPrivacy.com 2 months ago

i hope you're right. I look back on podcasts from 6 months ago, and realize I was being scared of nuclear death for nothing

nobody 2 months ago

Jews make money and the goyim get sent into the meat grinder. Win win for them.

Kayne kayne@nostrcheck.me 2 months ago

Exactly

The Tim _@timosolo.me 2 months ago

Zsubmariner co@zsubmesh.net 2 months ago

I talked to a Ukrainian refuge last night, and today my heart is heavy. It's a meat grinder and a fiat printer. Nothing is what it seems. For anybody who has never watched this before, you should:

Nuh 2 months ago

You jumped from intentions to determinism... Just because they don't an out of control war, doesn't mean they can maintain that balance.

captjack 🏴‍☠️✨💜 captjack@plebchain.club 2 months ago

yes - but DETERRENCE is needed - also duo poly is breaking esp overpriced american gears arms industry is roughly 20 to 50% GDP export for G6 - that cannot be allowed to FALL - create local jobless pop