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The consequences of war include economic ruin and loss of human lives
War provides opportunities for some amid chaos and fear
Massive wars have not disappeared from human history
War has become intertwined with entertainment and profit
War is a profitable business for many, including private arms manufacturers
International bankers profit significantly from war by financing both sides
The Rothschild family gained immense wealth through financing wars and manipulating markets
Nathan Rothschild used insider information to manipulate the bond market after Napoleon's defeat
The Rothschilds acquired control over the British government's military debt and taxes through strategic financial maneuvers
Rothschilds were highlighted as an example of how war speculation can bring massive profits
During World War I, more than 20,000 new millionaires and billionaires emerged in the US
German Swiss banks like Deutsche Bank were involved in financing Nazi regime activities and genocide
IBM provided technology and systems to facilitate the Holocaust logistics
Transnational companies like Ford, Kodak, and Volkswagen used forced labor from concentration camps during WWII
Many corporations, like IG Farben, continued operations even after the war and some leaders faced little consequences for their wartime activities
Coca-Cola used aggressive marketing strategies to become popular in Germany during WWII
Coca-Cola successfully convinced the US government that their product was essential for maintaining high morale and energy levels among soldiers during wartime.
Coca-Cola's marketing strategies during wartime helped establish strong connections with soldiers and the public, leading to massive public support.
Coca-Cola expanded its production globally during the war, with over 60 factories built in different continents, financed by the US government through citizen taxes.
Soldiers greatly appreciated Coca-Cola for providing a taste of home during wartime, which turned into long-lasting loyalty and support.
Coca-Cola maintained operations in Germany during the war, distributing products even in propaganda events, showcasing the company's dual loyalty.
Max Keith, a Coca-Cola executive in Germany, managed to save the company from nationalization by cooperating with the German government, showcasing his entrepreneurial skills.
Max Keith's involvement in the arms trade industry as a merchant, financier, and director contributed significantly to his wealth and reputation, showcasing his versatility.
Zaharov initiated an arms race strategy to sell more weapons.
He manipulated the market by creating panic in one country to sell weapons to another.
Zaharov's involvement in weapon sales during World War I made him one of the wealthiest individuals globally.
War is a profitable business
Basil Zaharoff used press to boost arms sales
Military-industrial complex is comprised of companies that develop, produce, store, and supply weapons
NATO's expansion benefits American defense contractors
War is a major source of profit, especially for American defense contractors
The military-industrial complex benefits from conflicts and wars
The Pentagon spends a significant amount on defense contractors for bases and equipment
War leads to a boost in stock prices for major arms manufacturers
Lobbying, provocation, and propaganda are used to incite and sustain conflicts
Russia relies on Western components for its weapons, creating profits for Western companies
The defense industry spends a significant amount on lobbying to influence policy-making in the US.
Lobbying is legal and plays a major role in shaping politics in the US.
The symbiotic relationship between NATO, military contractors, and the US government benefits all parties involved.
Defense contractors often inflate prices for weapons and equipment, leading to high costs for taxpayers.
The government relies on defense contractors for technological advancements and military capabilities.
Large corporations delegate production to smaller subcontractors, leading to monopolization.
Defense contractors like DigM monopolize the market, influencing Pentagon prices.
The relationship between government and defense contractors is intertwined through lobbying.
Defense contractors spend significant amounts on lobbying and have strong influence over government decisions.
NATO expansion requires countries to spend on defense, benefiting defense contractors.
Countries spending on NATO contributes to defense contractors' profits through arms sales.
Wars serve economic interests, with the government helping to support conflicts for economic gain.
The US military-industrial complex holds significant power and influence over the government.
War is a tool for states to expand influence, secure resources, and maintain power.
The US became a dominant global power through strategic economic decisions after World War II.
In 1971, the US abandoned the gold standard, leading to the establishment of the petrodollar system.
The petrodollar system linked the US dollar to oil, giving the US a significant advantage during the Cold War.
Countries that wanted to buy oil had to use dollars, increasing demand for the dollar and its value.
The US used military and economic incentives to convince Saudi Arabia to sell oil only in dollars, solidifying the petrodollar system.
The petrodollar system allowed the US to control the global economy and expand its influence worldwide.
The US invasion of Iraq in 2003, partially motivated by the petrodollar system, demonstrated how oil, business, and money influenced geopolitics.
The 2003 invasion of Iraq was influenced by factors such as oil, political motives, and the need to demonstrate American power.
Propaganda plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion and garnering support for war.
Media manipulation, fear-mongering, and emotional appeals are used to justify conflicts and create a sense of moral superiority.
The entertainment industry, including movies, TV shows, and video games, can serve as powerful tools for propaganda and profit in times of conflict.
Hollywood films often depict military objects and equipment due to sponsorship by the Department of Defense
Video games are used by the Pentagon for recruitment, sometimes altering historical events for justification
Social media platforms like TikTok can be used for social engineering and propaganda
Government outsourcing of military supplies and services can be lucrative, with high profit margins
War creates economic opportunities, including through speculation and parallel imports
Governments may favor certain businesses during conflicts, leading to economic benefits
Small businesses can take advantage of international supply chains for products, even luxury goods, by setting up delivery chains
Increasing prices, utilizing online marketplaces, and exploring cryptocurrency can be strategies to overcome economic sanctions
War is seen as the highest level of business, providing access to lucrative defense contracts and cheap resources
The consequences of conflict include profits in dollars and losses in human lives
The promotion of war as a norm and the transformation of soldiers into professional fighters are highlighted
Joining the winning side in conflicts is depicted as a way to profit, while moral doubts are downplayed
Sun Tzu, Machiavelli, and other military strategists are referenced to emphasize the idea of benefiting from war without direct involvement
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