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Global Military Spending Tops $2 Trillion for First Time
BC-Global-Military-Spending-Tops-$2-Trillion-for-First-Time-as-Europe-Boosts-Defenses , Niclas Rolander ” BNN BLOOMBERG” By Niclas Rolander “Global military expenditure has surpassed $2 trillion per year for the first time, and looks set to rise further as European countries beef up their armed forces in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The U.S. remains by far the biggest spender,…
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2019 Military Strength Ranking
2019 Military Strength Ranking
“GLOBAL FIREPOWER“
“The complete Global Firepower list for 2019 puts the military powers of the world into full perspective. Compare any two world military powers in the Global Firepower database. “
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qAkhQqbZsA
“From A to Z, the nations of the world cover the spectrum of military capabilities.
https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries.asp
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Defense Contractors Holding the Pentagon Hostage with Service Contracts
“THE PROJECT ON GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT (POGO)” By Dan Grazier
“Defense contractors are creating complicated support systems for the increasingly complex weapon systems the Pentagon buys, which allows the contractors to secure long-term contracts for which they have no competition from other companies.
The Pentagon, with the apparent consent of Congress, has allowed Lockheed Martin to retain…
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First and foremost, I need to shed light on how weapons spread into the hand of civilians in South Sudan particularly in Jonglei State. The civil war in Sudan lasted approximately two decades and resulted in high militarization and arms proliferation among civilians. These arms are an unceasing danger to communities as there have not been major comprehensive disarmament initiatives.
The arms problem was further exacerbated by the influx of arms from rebel groups to the communities; these rebel groups include but not limited to that of late General George Athor Deng and David Yau of Eastern Jonglei. The question that hangs in the mind is whether the arms are astutely used or being misused by the civilians in Jonglei State. Apparently, there could be need or no need for civilians to be armed.
Some civilians acquired firearms unlawfully for personal protections where adequate civilian protection services were discovered limited; however, the weaponries are being misused by civilians in cases of child abduction, cattle raiding, murder, inter-communal violence, road block thievery... etc.
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