The 1.3 million in US
military aid to Egypt is not
meant to aid Egypt, but
merely to get the money to the munitions and arms makers that are selling to Egypt.
It's military contractor payments for the US businesses. So, despite laws against
supporting a military coup against a democratically-elected government, US
corporations need their money, and they will get it.
That's why there are wars everywhere, so rich corporations can make money, while paying little or no taxes. It's really kind of sick. We have wars to create work for the military and the supporting corporations, and the taxpayers pay for all of this, and lose their domestic benefits because “we have no money”.
That's why there are wars everywhere, so rich corporations can make money, while paying little or no taxes. It's really kind of sick. We have wars to create work for the military and the supporting corporations, and the taxpayers pay for all of this, and lose their domestic benefits because “we have no money”.
When will humanity realise we are being taken for a ride
by the War Machine? When we are on the verge of extinction? To understand a major reason why we have wars, follow the
money. . .
Protecting U.S.
Defence Contractors.
U.S. Arms Industry Would Lose Big from Egypt Aid Cut-Off
By Thalif Deen
Virtually all – or an overwhelming proportion – of the 1.3 billion dollars granted under Foreign Military Financing (FMF) is plowed back into the U.S. economy, specifically into the U.S. defence industry. Continue
U.S. Arms Industry Would Lose Big from Egypt Aid Cut-Off
By Thalif Deen
Virtually all – or an overwhelming proportion – of the 1.3 billion dollars granted under Foreign Military Financing (FMF) is plowed back into the U.S. economy, specifically into the U.S. defence industry. Continue
The 10
biggest US Defense contracts involving direct military aid to Egypt from 2009 to 2011, according
to The Institute for Southern Studies.
A
massive industry profits off the government-induced fear of terrorism.
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