forum for professionals of the military-industrial industry takes place every two years traditionally at the venues of the minsk arena. the meleks 20-23 exhibition is open until may 20, everyone can evaluate the novelties of the domestic foreign military industry. norway will provide ukraine with 8 long-range rsos and three artur artillery guidance radars, the country's minister of defense announced this, the transfer is carried out in close cooperation with the uk, and norway will double the number of instructors training the ukrainian military, they will also be trained in italy the defense department of this country reported, and rome plans to send about 3,400 of its troops to the eastern flank of nato in addition to the pentagon, it became possible to additionally arm kiev for $ 3 billion, an audit conducted by the us state department revealed that due to an error in calculations, it was by this amount that the cost was overestimated , sent to ukraine weapons pentagonia immediately stated that the error was not intentional and occurred due to inconsistencies in the categories of w

the purchase from the us military industrial complex. and now they're ramping that up, us alluding their american master a says the late a former prime minister sion. so i'll be back in 2014, took drastic changes to the japanese constitution that position that previously as a passive of state. the 1945 japanese constitutions article 9 explicitly for bids, the creation of an off sensitive military. yet japan has continually ramped up the growth of the j. s. d f. they've continued to invest more and more money into the defense budget. defense spending went up from 48500000000 back in 2018 to 54100000000 in 2021. put in japan. now in the top 10 in military spending, according to the rand corporation and many others. this is being done because of a perceived threat from china. so is this a valid claim? i mean, i understand there's debate over the said cost to islands, but can anyone really fathom china and beating mainland japan? you know, um, you know, all the argument is focused by the american propaganda machine on japan looking at china.

the point is, the united states military industrial complex. and sees japan as former prime minister, not that solely said that japan is the single aircraft carrier for the united states. so the united states is forcing japan to take american troops and japan is for seen the troops. they're dumping them down and open our it's, it's like. 5 mexico take, you know, say to the united states, you have to dig mexican choose. so america says, okay, well, dump them down in puerto rico. is true, the puerto ricans, your go to ok, now it's an absolute nightmare. what it'd be, you know, occupied by so many american troops. 5 please drawing in overhead, the number of rapes, the cultural clash is mean that's a whole nother subject, but yeah. ok, now it is uh, over militarized, and uh, the japanese can do anything about it. they elected a governor a few years ago, and the governor, one on the platform that he was gonna get united states military all after he was. now, this is the story. it's an, it's an anecdote. i don't have fruit, but this is what i was tol

the military-industrial complex of russia are mutually interested in cooperation issues., a number of projects are being implemented. joint large projects, the result of which we should see in the near future. in the meantime, preparations are underway for international exhibitions. the west will do a lot so that we are not united , expressed such an opinion in an interview with our tv channel. deputy chairman of the standing committee of the house of representatives of the national assembly. oleg gaidukevich discussed with him the results of the meeting of the council of the csto parliamentary assembly in the year of our country's chairmanship in the organization, it is necessary to use the chance to make this military-political bloc stronger and weight on the international scene. the west will do a lot in order to split the post-soviet space so that we are not united, but they dreamed of quarreling russia with europe, it turned out thanks not independently to the european union. and now they have a dream. quarrel the post-soviet space, including the csto countries. they

sure that the products meet 100% of our requirements. the armed forces the secret is that our military industry of the svp of russia has a mutual interest in cooperation issues both at the official level and at the enterprise level, and as dmitry pantus noted. at the moment, a number of large joint projects are being implemented, the result of which we will see in the near future time. for the british army dangerous shells, common business london has been using armor-piercing shells with depleted uranium for decades and does not see anything supernatural in this such a statement is made at a meeting of the un security council, the permanent representative of great britain, according to her. it has nothing to do with nuclear weapons before this post pre-dissipation. vasily nebenzya said that britain does not care about the fate of the ukrainians. although london is well aware. what monstrous long-term consequences for the ecology of public health are fraught with the use of projectiles with combined uranium , the goals of the collective west are obvious to everyone ; they are not hidden by weste

the machine is structurally designed on a tree, the result of the military-industrial complex of the country in the faces of the creators of the defender and the caiman. the most advanced belarusian military equipment and the people who devoted their lives to its creation in a new project tv news agency, the business of life, the military industry, the second series armor car defender and armored car. cayman look right now. at the 140th repair plant in borisov, nikolai has been working for more than 30 years. he came here immediately after the army, then the young romantic, like many of his comrades, left for a construction site. baikal of the amur mainline worked there on an excavator and finally realized that he wanted to make the construction of equipment his life's work, returning to the factory. in borisov , the eighty-seventh year, a young man became a mechanic, years later he moved to work on the experimental site, where he and repair of military equipment. here nikolai works to this day as a test mechanic, working at this plant - it's not only me who works, but the dynasty wor

and what is the military industrial complex union of defense contractors and the armed forces. they should need to be kept a part they need to be separated and who should do that? eisenhower said, never let them come together. who was eisenhower speaking to when he said that though when he building speech really nobody expected that from this guy was a general on the way out. and he that's what he said, be careful. this crap is going to ruin our government. if we let it happen, said that before he left office. and what was he talking to? he was talking to congress. he was talking to congress. he want to make sure that our law makers didn't allow the money and the grade that always seems to come along with more to get out of control. so here's the question. did congress listen? did they listen? well, or finding out now when we look even now at this situation that's going on in ukraine, is that not only did they not listen to generalize in our president eisenhower is play, they actually recommend just the opposite event. we're finding out the many members of congress are personal

and what is the military industrial complex? it's a formidable union of defense contractors and the armed forces. they should need to be kept a part they need to be separated. and who should do that? eisenhower said, was eisenhower speaking to when he said that the when he delivered that amazingly stern and surprising speech, really, nobody expected that from this guy was a general all the way out. and he, that's what he said. be careful. this crap is going to ruin our government if we let it happen. said that before he left office. who was he talking to? he was talking to congress. he was talking to congress. he want to make sure that our law makers didn't allow the money and the greed that always seems to come along with more to get out of control. so here's the question. did congress listen? did they listen? when we look even now at this situation that's going on and ukraine, is that not only did they not listen to generalize in our president eisenhower is plea. they actually seem to be doing just the opposite of what he reco

the chairman of the state committee for the military industry, dmitry pantus, said during the openingibition of weapons and military equipment the day before, against the backdrop of tightening western sanctions to adapt the belarusian military-industrial complex to the situation. it was difficult at first, but now we have succeeded, the most sensitive issue for the defense industry of any country is microelectronics and semiconductors. and everything connected with it in our country. this nuance is solved quite successfully and in this direction. uh, at the end of the twenty-second year. we have replaced imports in products totaling about $43 million this year. we set ourselves the task of about 6364 million. maybe this amount will be more work is being done and you know today, the head states have repeatedly drawn attention to this, that we are selling microelectronics ourselves with russia a lot of owls. projects in this case is the work of the academy of sciences of the ministry of industry of the republic of belarus, the same planar integral to these companies. today, this issue

yes, the, the western military industrial complex is wrapping it out. and we're seeing all sorts, all the rooms are blocked and all the wonder weapons that are following the hi mars the page. are you, do you have 16? you know, the 45 year old, the old man and the group. and yet, what's being exposed is a russia is the feeding these technologies. in fact, the, in a country. now that would buy a patriot for air defense would be crazy. yeah. because the rushes debit demonstrated that systems the s 400. the es 350. now coming out the s 500 are far superior than anything that the western industrial. okay. okay. and larry elizabeth and to and what was much cheaper. what, what is the country that figured that out for saudi arabia they figured it out, right? yeah. and, and a lot of people have been taking notice, okay, i, you know, i called in to very expensive trinkets. okay. that's what they are. okay. and it, if you look at it, i want to bore our viewers. so your or my guess, but as it was explained to me by a russian military expert, is that the russians, t

it is the main law that defines how a country's military industrial sector works. we need to be able to deliver the best quality at any given moment to our customers. that's why we're always in touch with them. always working to improve our products. it's kind of like the level of the system. i have the same question. how did it during the test? and when do you plan to put it into service instead of the middle of both versions of the little bit of pistol have already been adopted. the compact version designed for the ministry of internal affairs and the modular pistol for the national guard of russia. official tests have been completed in mass production and started after passing official tests. the limit of modular pistol demonstrated support performance in combat use and was adopted by roles. you've already, everything is fine there. let me ask you about the new military units and the new color patch. i think the pill 3.0. when you all seasons bottle dress system, can you tell us what the system consist? sophia, why, what's in your uniform needed? and what are th

yes, the, the western military industrial complex is wrapping it out. and we're seeing all sorts, all the wounds are blocked and all the wonder weapons that are following the hi mars the page for you. the f. 16, you know, the 45 year old, the old man and the group. and yet, what's being exposed is a russia is the feeding these technologies. in fact, the, in a country. now that would buy a patriot for air defense would be crazy. yeah. because the rushes debit demonstrated that its systems, the s 400, the es 350. now coming out the s 500 are far superior than anything that the western industrial. okay. okay. and larry elizabeth and to and what was the cheaper what, what is the country that figured that out for saudi arabia they figured it out. right? yeah. and the, and a lot of people have been taking notice, okay, i, you know, i called in to very expensive trinkets. okay. that's what they are. okay. and, and if you look at it, i want to bore our viewers. so your, or my guess. but as it was explained to me by a russian military expert, is that the russian

the best samples of the belarusian military industry at the international exhibition milex 2023 presented their achievements, belarus russia china and iran, delegations from more than 30 countries came to minsk in order to assess the possibilities of the industrial potential of belarus , the palany multiple launch rocket system with one of the most discussed novelties of the belarusian vc the upgraded model is capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 290 km. an improved model of the t-72 bm-2 tank is also presented, after testing the car showed high result and will go into service with our army in the near future, special attention to the development of drones. the enterprises of the equipped sector of the economy of the republic of belarus are carrying out purposeful work on the development of a whole line of attack unmanned aerial systems from putting into production. eh, samples. uh, which i can mention is the chekan quadro-100 and many others. these are the developments, for example, of the 558th aircraft repair plant of the battery display of the vitebsk e. all of them are n

i think it goes back to the institutionalized corruption of the us military industrial complex. this is nothing new, this is nothing new for the f 35. i as, as you mentioned that were all these maintenance problems. it failed to live up to it's stated, specifications. and if you actually look back at the history of the military industrial complex lockheed martin all the way back in the sixty's, already went through this entire process with the f one o 4 star fighter. it was a mass of weapons program. the us use bribery and portion to force it on all of it . suppose it allies, it also failed to live up to its expectations. and this situation with the up 35 is just the latest iteration of this deeply rooted, institutionalized corruption. this has been going on for a long time. what do you make of the fact that despite making its 1st flight in 2006, the of 35 still hasn't been approved for full rate production and remains in limited procurement. i think this as a result of the american approach, profits over purpose. and the purpose of a military industrial capacity is to defend a

recent months, there have been handshake points that can be very important for the american military industrial complex in relation to russia and ukraine. until it takes place, you evaluate it as a serious threat to the american society and the us government . do you think that the bodies are too short? in your opinion, why did mr. someone here change his opinion on the ukraine war several times ? ok, the same as for david controversies took place and they were forced to speak for themselves , and they were forced to withdraw from the shop, but it is still closed, or is it a dangerous triangle for the united states ? an expert on american issues, even though he was a staunch critic of trump's immigration policies before he came to power, now he has implemented stricter laws based on the new laws of illegal immigrants. america should deport me, why did they all kill my daughter? these are the cries of a man who went to america with his family in the hope of a better life. 8 years old , his mother died in this asylum detention center in texas. but it didn't lead anywhere and parents are among tho

how many years have the military-industrial complex been dried?y couldn’t do anything at all now, when we say, guys , let's develop to increase, but what, and where can you find people in all regions? it's a problem to find a factory, but we have to produce more than 50 countries when they say at the front. pass the

we have got to get this military-industrial lobby under control, but it is hard to do because it is aisan affair. congress and the white house on both sides is beholden to this seemingly all-powerful lobby. at this all-powerful lobby is driving us to run. juan: i have one final question about both the wars in afghanistan that the united states -- when the united states backed the forces against -- when afghanistan was occupied by the soviet army, many of those guerrillas that the u.s. backed ended up returning to their arab and african countries and became the basis of jihadist groups like al qaeda. the unexpected blowback of the u.s. support of that war in afghanistan. are we potentially sing a similar blowback from the war in ukraine which has been a country that has -- even before the russian invasion for neo-nazi and groups from europe and even the u.s.. could these foreign fighters now battling in russia and ukraine become a danger to european democracies in the future? >> of course. and it is very well put point. but i would say something even more stunning about this, it used t

well, no one present will lie that the business will not finance the military-industrial complex if theyconflict is serious and for a long time , that this is not a year or two, that the next decades will have to be used in the agro-industrial complex in order to already understand the forces, so they tasks now european france may not be interested as a country italy may not be interested as a country. i 'm not saying leadership, so there are two issues to be addressed. create in in reality, there is one control center for this space, which will constantly motivate spending on the military-industrial complex for other things. if someone suddenly appears inside , there will be time to break it there through the knee. when it is already necessary , they will find a maid who will run in there and some scandals will ask something else. and for this you just need time, time is won by the vote of a qualified majority, well, france italy germany belgium the netherlands luxembourg is against. although they are the creators of the european union from the very beginning, well, the rest are there r

active work continues on the program of import substitution of the military industry ., chairman of the state committee, military industry, said this the day before during the opening of the international exhibition of weapons and military equipment. against the backdrop of tightening western sanctions to adapt to the belarusian military-industrial complex to the situation. it was difficult at first, but now it has been done, microelectronics and semiconductors are a self-sensitive issue for the defense industry of any country. and everything connected with it in our country. this nuance is solved quite successfully. and in this direction. uh, according to the results of the twenty-second year, we have replaced products for a total of about $43 million in imports this year. we set ourselves the task of about 6364 million. maybe this amount will be more work is being done and you today, you know, the head of state has repeatedly drawn attention to this, that we are implementing a lot of joint projects with russia in microelectronics. in this case, this is the work of the

according to experts, the state should be interested in developing its own military-industrial complex. the enterprise manufactures basic platforms that are badly needed by the armed forces . we understand that there is a need for cars there. is measured from 8 to 10,000 platforms that require either foreign supply or its own ukrainian military-industrial complex has shown its capabilities on at the highest level, therefore, by developing its own defense production and eradicating corruption schemes by which dirty tricks have been cutting defense budgets for years, today the state felt less dependent on foreign military aid, and ukrainian missile systems may have already fired at another moscow artem lagutenko oleksiy kutsuk tv channels espresso thank you colleagues for this extremely important the plot of the reminder so we remember that today is the anniversary of the extremely well-hitting hit in the hostile ship andriy ryzhenko captain of the first rank of the reserve the navy expert of the center of defense strategies is in touch with us. glory to ukraine, captain of the first ran

also transferred money to the national socialists in return for it, gained access to german military industries such as the fock aircraft factory. wulf 1939 18th party congress joseph stalin in 1935 italy attacked both blues and captured them in the summer of 1936, germany italy organized a military intervention in spain in 1937. japan, after the capture of manchuria , invaded north central china, occupied beijing tian shanghai and began to oust its foreign competitors from the zone of occupation. 38 germany captured austria in the fall of 1938 . from the thirty-ninth year of the ussr begins to implement the plan of the third five-year plan, he is completely military for the first time military service becomes a universal duty soviet the leadership believes that the war will begin already in this thirty-ninth year, the so-called weiss plan is demonstrated, the plan of attack on poland, it was approved by hitler on april 11, the thirty-ninth year, from hitler's directive before the invasion of poland, from birth , intended for menial work in poland , it is necessary to maintain a low standard of

and what is the military industrial complex? it's a formidable union of defense contractors and the armed forces. they should need to be kept apart. they need to be separated. and who should do that? eisenhower said, never let them come together. who was eisenhower speaking to when he said that though, when he delivered that amazingly stern and surprising speed truly nobody expected that from this guy was a general on the way out. and he, that's what he said. be careful. this crap is going to ruin our government if we let it happen. said that before he left office. and what was he talking to? as he was talking to congress, he was talking to congress. he want to make sure that our lawmakers didn't allow the money, and the greed that always seems to come along with more to get out of control. so here's the question. did congress listen? did they listen? well, what we're finding out now when we look even now at this situation that's going on and ukraine, is that not only did they not listen to generalize in our president eisenhower

launched a group missile strike with long -range precision weapons, air and sea-based , on military-industrial complex facilities. ukraine, the target of the strike was achieved, all designated objects were hit, the work was disrupted, enterprises that produced ammunition and military equipment for the ukrainian troops, based on the data of the ministry of defense, aviation was actively used at night , reports began to come in about strikes under other regions, including kiev , dnepropetrovsk sumy kharkiv and ivano-frankivsk regions, explosions were also heard near kramatorsk, where significant forces of the armed forces of ukraine are now concentrated, including from here they are little by little they are thrown under the neighboring artyom, around which the fighting does not subside with strikes by operational-tactical and army aviation , artillery fire, the southern group of forces defeated the enemy’s manpower and equipment. in the areas of the settlements of kalinovka chasov yar nikolaevka from the blunt of the donetsk people's republic over the past day, six artillery sorties were made

after all, they want the war to continue in the interests of the military-industrial complex.dition, these lobbyists and various services kidnapped some representatives of the european establishment, as they spoke too loudly about the values ​​​​of peace and order, which is contrary to the current agenda. i still cannot understand why the european leadership pretends not to notices numerous problems of modern ukraine such as rampant corruption. numerous human rights violations suppression of opposition manifestation of radical nationalism and even neo-nazism the west could take advantage of ukraine's complete dependence on foreign aid to improve the country to rebuild it in accordance with the standards proclaimed by the european union instead, the eu leadership prefers to turn a blind eye to the worsening situation. we were just talking about this issue yesterday. plenary session. we go out with flags in support of ukrainians and talk about solidarity but what does all this mean? it is known that even before the start of the war, the european audit chamber estimated. how much

they serve the interests of the big business of the military-industrial complex and the american empireinstead of serving the interests of their citizens. and the truth is, unfortunately today the timid voices of those members of the european parliament, who advocate peace and reunification are only a minority. and although among europeans. people like you are really dominated by other moods. aren't your fellow mps afraid that in the upcoming voter elections they will be reminded of such a nonchalant approach to the current conflict in ukraine that the popular media is pushing the american imperialist war agenda and agenda. yes, and when the largest media take a similar side, they begin to accuse the pacifist deputies of all mortal sins, even though that the majority of citizens share their position, so it is impossible to predict the results of the next elections. so let's just wait and see. i think that politicians are really very far from reality. today, european officials are absolutely cut off from ordinary citizens of the european union, deputies believe that they work on behalf o

minutes the forum continues, the official part of the chairman of the state committee for the military industryganizer, conducts a tour of the exposition for guests to present each sample together and sit in the woods. dear guests, one of the brightest participants in the weapons forum is midi-visana company, which works exclusively for medical purposes. here at the exhibition are presented modules of the field hospital and the novelty machaon command post experience of our company we have two hospitals, mobile field hospitals delivered to the republic of kazakhstan one which participated in the implementation of the consequences of covid-19 in kazakhstan and in the twenty-first year. we also delivered a second infectious guest, 48 mobile units, individual modules and 56 vehicles, which allowed us to make a significant contribution to the fight against the infectious pandemic. e, the republic of kazakhstan is primarily a platform for negotiations. the business program consists of scientific conferences and forums on military-technical issues. cooperation belarus russia needs to form a more seri

s. military industrial complex. who break in hundreds of billions of dollars, year after year, and a foreign policy of aggression, the benefits from continuing to r any and all conflicts around the world. now to discuss this complex web of arms trafficking will bring in someone who has seen just how all this stuff works. first hand dr. field dra raleigh is a retired c, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest field. thank you for joining us. so 1st, according to a 2017 report by rand europe concerning how small arms proliferate into the u, it says the us appears to be the most common source country for arms that are for sale on the dark web. they say 60 percent of fire arms listings are associated with products that originated out of the us. are we to assume that the sales are by individual sellers or is there perhaps a criminal enterprise associated with some of these, such as like the mob or mafia is organized crime, things like that? well, i would say it's probably a combinat

and i think it goes back to the institutionalized corruption of the us military industrial complex. this is nothing new, this is nothing new for the f 35. there were all these maintenance problems. it failed to live up to its stated specifications. and if you actually look back at the history of the military industrial complex lockheed martin all the way back in the sixty's, already went through this entire process with the f one o 4 star fighter. it was a mass of weapons program. the us use bribery and portion to force it on all of it . suppose that allies, it also failed to live up to its expectations. and this situation with the 35 is just the latest iteration of this deeply rooted, institutionalized corruption. it is a reflection of this institutionalized corruption that i'm talking about is also going to impact the readiness of us military forces. how can you have a fleet of aircraft and spare parts that are meant to support a network globally? if you try keep track of where they are, how many you have law, how much it will cost did this as a result of the american approach pro

and, and, and the fact is the united states has, by far the biggest military equipment industry or military industrial complex is generally referred to, which produces all of this stuff. so it's no surprise that most of the weapons that are floating around in the world are american made. and i would, i would also add to the stock home the suggestion of, of, of the amount of money that is involved in this. i would say you should double that if you were to take it to the account, the black market, you might even wanna triple and last fil, is there anything else you think our international viewers should know about the proliferation of arms, perhaps in their own country. as well, i think the, the issue becomes one of the uh, let's not let the people know what we're doing. and i think that's a general rule of what goes on every every um, major western european country has an honest industry. and the purpose of an ours industry is to show up it's and in those countries, if you're a citizen of, of italy or france or germany or britain, you cannot bioweapon. so all of this stuff is basically made

for 266 million dollars have been signed, and here i will immodestly note that the domestic military industryd sanctions, they continue to work. but how well the chairman of the state committee for the war industry told us in an interview. dmitry pantus recorded an interview with him a little earlier , i will ask the directors to direct the fragment. we have worked out a number of major projects in great detail. uh, in the military-technical sphere, of course, with our key partners. this is the russian federation people's republic of china. immediately, iran signed a number of cooperation agreements on intentions , specific road maps were written, which i also did not mention. this e in contracts at the moment more than ten. i remember that documents of this type were signed, that 28 official delegations from 19 countries took part in the exhibition and literally today. here. so, i saw, and they also know the delegation from nicaragua. presented products 150 new products were presented here these days at the forum sites - this, by the way, is only novelties of the domestic military industry.

nato member states have long are parties to the conflict in ukraine and the us military-industrial complexarns billions. on the ukrainian conflict, a russian political scientist shared this opinion with our tv channel. dmitry yezhov has been participating directly in the kit for a long time. in ukraine, moreover, it is no secret to anyone that the united states of america, by and large , initiated this conflict. yes, without exaggeration. you can already say it. here is the recently released data. yes, they indirectly also testify. uh, about what the united states of america is essentially provoked this conflict. of course, no one will admit it directly. yes, what is it, the united states yes, they are generally like, yes, there the state could donate, but it is a country of conflict. well, in fact it is, and we are direct witnesses of the process. depletion of the military potential the blockade of the state, which in the choir to the nato bloc, it is clear that this is a process , it is not a one-day there, and it is not a one-year one, but everything, in general , is leading to this, be

his new book is, vehement and unequivocal in its condemnation of the military industrial complex and those who profit by it and money and power he tells the story of the suffering inflicts on its victims. those victims include all those who fight the wars and are broken in body and spirit by them. and he does this often in their own or their loved ones words all the while, the book is backlit by. the knowledge that, as chris writes and i quote, the line between, good and evil runs through all hearts. please help me welcome hedges to love and. thank you, daughter and i always. have to acknowledge behalf of my students that the 1000 book library in east jersey state prison is a gift from labyrinth. cliff. let me ransack the and hopefully the d.o.c. isn't watching tonight. i didn't actually have permission to bring the in. i would load them in boxes and go to the mailroom dressed like this and wax. if the corrections officer didn't have the appropriate letter. and prisons are so confusing we just got them in box by box when the last box got in, i told my students, well, good news is i h

cities have already recorded a surge of radiation hypersonic attack on the image of the american military-industrialplex what losses did us military concerns suffer after the destruction of the patriot complex in kiev, bypassing the suez canal and western sanctions, when russia and iran can launch a new north-south global trade route. you are viewing the main weather program ya vadim zavodchenkov. hello, the global temperature will reach new records in the next 5 years, such a forecast was made by the world meteorological organization and the weather at the beginning of the week, as if it wanted to justify these predictions in moscow, it was hot, as if in july, of course, such weather is to rejoice, but it also has its drawbacks in most regions of the russian plain by mid-may, special fire regimes are already in place. on tuesday , the lipetsk, orenburg and kostroma regions added to this list. moreover, they continue wake up, the most annoying representatives of the russian fauna all day slam mosquitoes. one by one one by one they sit down and just gnaw at the peak of warming came out last thursday.

the military industrial complex that the white, the eyes now also on the bows. on his farewell address. on january 17th, 1961. i've taken out of the country. oh, you don't have to believe me. look at the guy just playing out of defense. secretary lloyd austin, what was his last job? we said on the board of directors erasing on the 2nd largest defense contractor in america. now is our secretary defense should know the american dream is being killed by. well, it's been killed by war and by politicians are only concerned about themselves and not with the people as also the problem with the people, because they don't stand up and fight. and so it's the people of our are getting what, what they're being said and they're not standing up. so it's, it's a, you know, it's, it's, it's, comes to both sides. gerald, thank so much for sharing your insights with us. also tell everyone how we can find more of your work. you can go to trends journal dot com trends. journal dot com. so you can read history before it happens. thank you for that, gerald. so empty. all right, that'

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