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@leeintulsa...do you really believe that Dwight D. Eisenhower was crazy when he warned of the coming military industrial complex(aka corporate fascism)? example: After Halliburton bribes a foreign government's leader into allowing that nations natural resources to be plundered, who will enforce this illegal activity once the local citizenry find out about it and take to the streets...if not for the boots on the ground? Asking that soldiers be brought home is like asking for international corporations to declare bancruptcy. Without the military being overseas, American corporations involved in international trade would mostly go under. The MIC is real. Trying to seperate the military from the corporate is like trying to seperate a man and his wife who love and depend on each other.
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