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The political and economic motivations behind armed conflict cannot be ignored. The desire for strategic control, access to valuable resources, and geopolitical influence are all factors that drive nations to engage in military action. When considering the expiration dates of arms and the need to justify continued spending on defense, it is conceivable that armed conflict may be used as a means to achieve these objectives while also disposing of outdated weaponry.
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The expiration date of arms may indeed play a role in the decisions made by the U.S.A. and its allies when it comes to engaging in armed conflict. While it is not the sole factor driving these decisions, the pressure to utilize and dispose of expiring stockpiles of arms cannot be dismissed. It be a troubling reality that highlights the complexities and ethical dilemmas surrounding the global arms trade and military action. As the world grapples with the implications of these issues, it is crucial to critically examine the motivations behind armed conflict and the potential influence of expiring arms stockpiles.
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The U.S. supports Israel in conflicts like the Gaza war for several reasons: 1. **Strategic Alliance**: Israel is a key strategic ally in the Middle East, providing the U.S. with a reliable partner in a region that is often unstable. 2. **Shared Values**: Both nations share democratic values and have a strong commitment to democratic principles, human rights, and the rule of law. 3. **Security Interests**: The U.S. views Israel as crucial to its broader security interests in the Middle East, including counterterrorism efforts and preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. 4. **Political Support**: There is significant political support for Israel within the U.S., driven by influential lobbying groups and a substantial segment of the American electorate. 5. **Economic Ties**: The U.S. and Israel have strong economic ties, with extensive cooperation in technology, defense, and trade. These factors contribute to the U.S.'s consistent support for Israel in conflicts, including those involving Gaza. #mypointofview
🚨 DO NOT TELL ME THIS IS NOT AN AMERICAN WAR. The head of the US Central Command (CENTCOM) is now IN “ISRAEL” helping them plan. This is fully an American operation. Funded by the United States. Armed by the United States. Strategy from the United States. American General Michael Kurilla arrived in “Israel” on Saturday and is basically guiding their entire efforts.
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Just saw this and it made me chuckle. Q: How many military information officers does it take to change a light bulb? A: At the present point in time it is against policy and the best interests of military strategy to divulge information of such a statistical nature. Next question, please. Janine Lazarus
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Of course, the notion that armed conflict is driven by the expiration date of arms is a controversial and complex issue. There are certainly many other factors at play, including ideological differences, historical grievances, and the quest for power and influence. However, in a world where the arms industry dominates global politics and military action, it is important to consider the potential influence of expiring arms stockpiles on the decision to go to war.
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Who profits from war?💵💵💵 War often brings immense human suffering and destruction, but there are entities that stand to profit amidst the chaos. Arms manufacturers and defense contractors, driven by the demand for weaponry and military technology, see substantial financial gains during times of conflict. The military-industrial complex, a term coined to describe the symbiotic relationship between the military and defense industry, thrives on perpetual warfare. Additionally, some argue that certain political and corporate interests may benefit from war, as geopolitical shifts and resource acquisition become strategic objectives. While the toll of war is measured in lives lost and communities shattered, the beneficiaries are often those who profit from the machinery of conflict. #PeacePrevails #HarmonyInUnity #TogetherForPeace #GlobalTranquility #OneWorldOnePeace #SpreadLoveNotWar #PeacefulCoexistence #UnityInDiversity #BuildingBridgesNotWalls #PromotePeace #PeacefulWorld #ChoosePeace #MakeLoveNotWar #HarmonyForAll #PeacefulFuture
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national interest can be broadly defined as the imperative to protect the state from both external and internal threats. Achieving this requires a dual focus on economic prosperity and military strength. A state must grow rich to ensure internal stability and provide for its citizens, while also growing powerful to defend against external aggression. The interplay between economic and military considerations underscores the complexity of national interest and the need for a comprehensive approach to foreign policy that addresses both dimensions effectively.
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Did you know? Since 1943 the United States Department of Defense has employed #forensic science and those techniques have proven valuable to military operations. Exploitation of sites and recovered materials can produce forensic information, such as fingerprints. #DFBA helps the DoD, in support of identity activities, to stay one step ahead of enemy adversaries for the warfighter to deny the enemy anonymity. #NationalSecurity #forensicfriday
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A proxy war is a conflict between two or more opposing parties that is indirectly fought through third parties. In a proxy war, the opposing parties provide support, such as military aid, weapons, or funding, to surrogate forces who then engage in combat on their behalf. The proxy forces act as substitutes for the main parties involved and fight on their behalf, allowing them to achieve their objectives without directly engaging in open warfare. Proxy wars are often fueled by ideological, political, or strategic interests of the main parties involved. This is a very slippery slope. https://lnkd.in/g5Yq_qmT
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