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that would benefit
Lockheed Martin. This decision was made as a direct result of the influence of Lockheed Martin. Politico has stated Rep. Thornberry is the "highest overall recipient of contractor contributions among all of the 89 members of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees."
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Though war initially had the objective of territorial expansion and resource gathering, the country may also profit politically and strategically, replacing governments that do not fulfill its interests by key allied governments. One example of this is the CIA supporting the
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attempted to increase the supply of material to the troops by urging the women of his state to knit 50,000 pairs of socks. Foster's sock campaign stimulated the supply of the much needed item, but it also met with a certain amount of suspicion and
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received a government contract to manufacture 10,000 muskets in less than two years. After failing to produce a single musket, he was called to
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War provides demand for military technology modernization. Technologies originally designed for the military frequently also have non-military use. Both the state and corporations have gains from scientific research. One famous example is
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shows Finn that the owner of the ship they're on made his profit selling weapons to the good guys (the
Resistance) and the bad (the First Order). DJ then tells Finn that "it's all a machine" and that he should "Live free, don't join."
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after he worked as a lobbyist for
Raytheon. This example shows the process of a person joining the government, then being hired as a lobbyist, and back to government. The revolving door is still in existence to this day.
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in which Cheney said invading Iraq "would be a disaster, it would be vastly expensive, it would be civil war, we'd have no exit strategy...it would be a bad idea". Rand continues by concluding "that's why the first
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and other "friendly" gas supplier nations that they were profiting from the
Ukraine war with "astronomical prices". He called for more solidarity by the US to assist energy-pressed allies in Europe.
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in 2011 the top 100 largest contractors sold 410 billion dollars’ worth of arms and services. Within this massive expense of services has evolved what is called the
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supplied 45% of EU's gas imports, earning $ 900 million a day. In the first two months after Russia invaded Ukraine, Russia earned $ 66.5 billion from
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2746:"Russia's Ukraine Invasion Lifts Defense Stocks, Upends Years Of Military Austerity In Europe"
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2530:"$ 10,000 Invested in Defense Stocks When Afghanistan War Began Now Worth Almost $ 100,000"
2220:"WOOLSEY WATCH: Woolsey Needs to Make a Choice Between Being a War Profiteer or War Pundit"
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1519:"Tools of Influence: The Arms Lobby and the Super Committee"
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1402:List of defense contractors
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883:Center for Public Integrity
784:Military–industrial complex
699:, Chairman of the powerful
498:List of defense contractors
471:Military–industrial complex
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1221:The Adventures of Tintin
925:to invade Iraq in 2003.
899:Tutor Perini Corporation
620:private military company
577:invasion of Iraq in 2003
481:House of Representatives
2503:TV, Huff (2010-06-06).
1757:2027/mdp.39015028305657
1397:Companies by arms sales
2067:Grayson, Alan (2007).
1946:Blum, William (2004).
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862:New America Foundation
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2272:"Winning Contractors"
2158:Jeanie Attie (1998).
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1594:newenglandhistory.org
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1011:oil and gas companies
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287:"shoddy" millionaires
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1295:The Suicide Machines
1152:improve this article
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583:Civilian contractors
393:confusing or unclear
158:improve this article
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2568:. 28 February 2016.
2509:The Huffington Post
2444:The Washington Post
2085:on 29 November 2008
1751:. Washington, D.C.
1661:The Huffington Post
1442:Brandes, Stuart D.
1322:The Legend of Korra
1164:independent sources
1114:fossil fuel exports
995:private contractors
893:, and her husband,
842:Iraq War profiteers
755:, the artificially
746:Scientific research
735:William J. Lynn III
713:Walter Bedell Smith
624:Huawei Technologies
555:, consolidation in
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348:American Revolution
342:American Revolution
323:political influence
2246:"Windfalls of War"
2206:The New York Times
2008:The New York Times
1883:on 9 December 2008
1314:Professor Moriarty
1120:In popular culture
1074:rising food prices
999:Harris Corporation
949:Arianna Huffington
846:Companies such as
553:asset confiscation
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2963:. 5 October 2022.
2885:. 11 March 2022.
2579:Lutz, Catherine.
2467:(April 8, 2009).
2368:. 18 March 2013.
2320:. 13 January 2020
2177:978-0-8014-2224-9
2122:978-0-922915-86-6
1910:on 1 October 2007
1829:Los Angeles Times
1803:on 2 October 2006
1685:POLITICO Magazine
1635:American Heritage
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