Permanent war economy

HEGE Series

Rabbit-Hole 03

• Government

  • Assassinations

    • JFK Assassination
  • Free Speech
  • Politics

    • Liberalism
    • Conservatism

      • Donald Trump
      • Raymond Oliver Dreher Jr.
  • Lobbying
  • Education

    • Think Tanks
  • Media
  • Foreign Policy

    • Intervention
    • Sanctions
    • War Crimes
    • Zionism
    • Covert Action Magazine
    • John Pilger
    • CaspianReport
  • Military

    • Cold War

      • Russophobia
      • Sputnik

        • David Hoffman filmmaker
      • Cuban Missile Crisis
      • NATO
    • Military-industrial complex
    • Permanent war economy
    • Defense contractors
  • Spying

    • British spy agencies
    • US spy agencies

      • CIA

        • NED
        • Drugs
      • FBI
      • NSA
    • Whistleblowers

      • John Stockwell
      • Phil Agee
      • Robert Baer
  • Totalitarianism

    • The Thing
    • The Machine
    • The System

      • Organized Crime
    • The Phenomenon
    • The Beast

      • Babylon
      • The Occult

See — Government, Military

THE TRILLION DOLLAR SILENCER: Why There Is So Little Anti-War Protest in the United States

Timeline of United States military operations

America‘s (Official) Wars
This does not include unofficial wars instigated and perpetuated by covert actions

Permanent war economy | Wikipedia
Perpetual war | Wikipedia
War economy | Wikipedia

Dr. Strangelove is No Longer Satire

Power, Profit, or Prudence?: US Arms Sales since 9/11
9/11 Lessons for the Classroom

Ukraine—The Inevitable War —
Why negotiate a diplomatic settlement and adhere to the Minsk agreement when there is so much money in war?

What We Need to Learn: Lessons from Twenty Years of Afghanistan Reconstruction

Empire

Pax Romana | Wikipedia
Pax Britannica | Wikipedia
Pax Americana | Wikipedi

American Empire and the American Military

Pax Romana/Pax Americana: Views of the “New Rome” from “Old Europe,” 2000–2010

The American Military After 9/11

America: The New Roman Empire?

Why America Is Not a New Rome

Licentious Worlds: Sex and Exploitation in Global Empires