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What is the Military Industrial Complex, and Why Did President Dwight D. Eisenhower Warn Americans Against It?
At the end of President's Eisenhower's term in office, he gave his last television address. In this address, he spoke of the combination of government and industry after World War II. The combination that moves money from the people's government into the hands of war-mongers that build weopons of war for America. The Arms Industry didn't exist in America before World War II.
President Eisenhower Spoke Even More Deeply Upon the Issue of the Military Industrial Complex
This next clip is from a documentary named "Why We Fight". The rest of the full documentary is found - Here
What is The Relationship Between the Military Industrial Complex and Ezra's Eagle?
Ezra's Eagle tells the tale of America from 1929 to 2017+. President Eisenhower was the 4th President of Ezra's Eagle...at the beginning. Eisenhower's dire warning is long ago. The Military Industrial Complex has been with us and has grown larger ever since 1947.
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