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Business of War – Feeding The War Mongers

Business of War – Feeding The War Mongers: Business of War – Feeding The War Mongers, There’s something special about war. Over the past 3,400 years of human history, we’ve spent only 268 of them in peace But the business of war goes much further back than that, with the first one ever recorded in 2700 BCE in Mesopotamia.

This makes the industry of war have a longer track record than the information industry, education, and banking combined War is the ultimate discipline of any government. War is to the government what life and death are to humans. If nations can meet the challenge of war, they’ll survive. If it can’t, they’ll perish. War can also be looked at as a racket. The Dangers of Nuclear Warfare…


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