Beyond countless trillions of dollars America’s military-industrial complex has stolen from its plantation workers of Slavelandia since the end of World War II to mass murder some 12 million people in 19 wars (according to the WORLD FUTURE FUND), they have, and are killing its citizens in the United States.
Australia took another step in its militarization last week after releasing its 2023-2024 budget with an increase in military spending that represents 2.04 percent of its GDP, which amounts to a record sum.
Democracy is under attack in the UK.
British police exercised new powers to snuff out protests before the coronation of King Charles III earlier this month, which drew swift scrutiny from those who called the new law, Public Order Act 2023, excessive and an attack on freedoms.
China’s top diplomat conducted his first European tour last week in an effort to pull the EU from Washington’s orbit by stressing how these countries would be badly damaged economically if they take the U.S.’s zero-sum game approach to diplomatic relations with Beijing.
Israel and fighters for the Palestinian Islamic Jihad were engaged last week in a days-long clash that resulted in the deaths of at least 33 Palestinians that Israel killed in Gaza.
As we have been reporting, as economies decline across the globe and the plantation workers of Slavelandia suffer deepening economic pain, nations are stealing more of the plantation workers' taxes to enrich the war machine.
The U.S. announced last week that it will increase its military footprint in the Arabian Gulf after recent oil tanker seizures by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz—which we have noted was in response to Washington’s pirating of Iranian ships in the region. But this was ignored in the mainstream media.