He describes the American military as probably the most corrupt institution in the world and cites missing Pentagon money, contractor lobbying, Boeing corruption, and Army theft as symptoms.
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He describes the American military as probably the most corrupt institution in the world and cites missing Pentagon money, contractor lobbying, Boeing corruption, and Army theft as symptoms.
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"Okay? America accounts for 41 % of all global military spending. Who's next? China. China spends about 8.2%. Russia, which is America's main military..."
"$220. There's $220 missing from the budget. It went somewhere. We don't know where, but it went somewhere. Okay? All right. All right. So,..."
"This is extremely profitable. The difference, of course, is being picked up by the American taxpayer. The Boeing company is, um, doesn't, is not..."
"$103 million. Okay? That's a lot of money. $103 million. So, she stole it. The Army didn't know. And she kept on stealing. And..."
"...in its military. America accounts for 41 % of all global military spending. Who's next? China. China spends 8.2%. Russia, which is America's main..."
"...Pentagon books okay we're trying to an accounting of the Pentagon military spending and we can't find $220 there's $220 missing from the budget..."
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