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That's trillion with a T kids and just since 9/11.*
The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001.
Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs published its annual "Costs of War" report Wednesday, taking into consideration the Pentagon's spending and its Overseas Contingency Operations account, as well as "war-related spending by the Department of State, past and obligated spending for war veterans’ care, interest on the debt incurred to pay for the wars, and the prevention of and response to terrorism by the Department of Homeland Security."
The final count revealed, "The United States has appropriated and is obligated to spend an estimated $5.9 trillion (in current dollars) on the war on terror through Fiscal Year 2019, including direct war and war-related spending and obligations for future spending on post 9/11 war veterans."
"In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable," the report concluded. "The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities."
U.S. has spent $6 trillion on wars that killed 500,000 people since 9/11, a report says
I believe those are conservative numbers.
Incorrectly reported on purpose.
*
Remember the old TV commercial slogan: That's Italian? Well, my internet friend, That's Empire. Right or wrong, part of the cost of holding together a planet full of shit civilizations made of toilet paper and duct tape, for America, is becoming El Capo De Tutti Capi of historical human empires. Like, what are ya gonna do? Shiite happens.
We've been in perpetual war since the 1989 invasion of Panama.When's the last time we made a declaration of war, I wonder. Sigh.
The removal of Saddam Hussein. Duh.Name 1 benefit to the American people that resulted from that war.
Unquestionably one of the best thing the United States has ever done. Saddam Hussein was a maniac and should have been removed decades earlier.So you're going on record that you were and still are in favor of the invasion of Iraq?
Nuke Mecca.
That's trillion with a T kids and just since 9/11.*
The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001.
Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs published its annual "Costs of War" report Wednesday, taking into consideration the Pentagon's spending and its Overseas Contingency Operations account, as well as "war-related spending by the Department of State, past and obligated spending for war veterans’ care, interest on the debt incurred to pay for the wars, and the prevention of and response to terrorism by the Department of Homeland Security."
The final count revealed, "The United States has appropriated and is obligated to spend an estimated $5.9 trillion (in current dollars) on the war on terror through Fiscal Year 2019, including direct war and war-related spending and obligations for future spending on post 9/11 war veterans."
"In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable," the report concluded. "The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities."
U.S. has spent $6 trillion on wars that killed 500,000 people since 9/11, a report says
I believe those are conservative numbers.
Incorrectly reported on purpose.
*
Remember the old TV commercial slogan: That's Italian? Well, my internet friend, That's Empire. Right or wrong, part of the cost of holding together a planet full of shit civilizations made of toilet paper and duct tape, for America, is becoming El Capo De Tutti Capi of historical human empires. Like, what are ya gonna do? Shiite happens.
But just think how nice the world would be today if Amerikkka never existed!!
Think how nice the world would be if we executed all the Muslims.
Have a parade shouting Death to America. Why didn't we napalm them when we had the chance?
History seems to favor opposing ideologies. Thus, and for centuries, we've had the light: Christianity, and the dark: Islam locked in pretty much constant conflict. Sure, good men on both sides have sought treaties, cease-fires and cultural co-existence, and yet that old conflict always flares, always returns to the historical forefront to claim more innocent lives. Solution? One side of the coin must eventually stamp out (ha, ha) the other. Which one will that be?
That's trillion with a T kids and just since 9/11.*
The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001.
Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs published its annual "Costs of War" report Wednesday, taking into consideration the Pentagon's spending and its Overseas Contingency Operations account, as well as "war-related spending by the Department of State, past and obligated spending for war veterans’ care, interest on the debt incurred to pay for the wars, and the prevention of and response to terrorism by the Department of Homeland Security."
The final count revealed, "The United States has appropriated and is obligated to spend an estimated $5.9 trillion (in current dollars) on the war on terror through Fiscal Year 2019, including direct war and war-related spending and obligations for future spending on post 9/11 war veterans."
"In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable," the report concluded. "The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities."
U.S. has spent $6 trillion on wars that killed 500,000 people since 9/11, a report says
I believe those are conservative numbers.
Incorrectly reported on purpose.
*
Remember the old TV commercial slogan: That's Italian? Well, my internet friend, That's Empire. Right or wrong, part of the cost of holding together a planet full of shit civilizations made of toilet paper and duct tape, for America, is becoming El Capo De Tutti Capi of historical human empires. Like, what are ya gonna do? Shiite happens.
But just think how nice the world would be today if Amerikkka never existed!!
Think how nice the world would be if we executed all the Muslims.
Have a parade shouting Death to America. Why didn't we napalm them when we had the chance?
Yeah but taxpayer funding for the war on terror isn't lost. It pretty much goes back into the economy.
That's trillion with a T kids and just since 9/11.*
The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001.
Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs published its annual "Costs of War" report Wednesday, taking into consideration the Pentagon's spending and its Overseas Contingency Operations account, as well as "war-related spending by the Department of State, past and obligated spending for war veterans’ care, interest on the debt incurred to pay for the wars, and the prevention of and response to terrorism by the Department of Homeland Security."
The final count revealed, "The United States has appropriated and is obligated to spend an estimated $5.9 trillion (in current dollars) on the war on terror through Fiscal Year 2019, including direct war and war-related spending and obligations for future spending on post 9/11 war veterans."
"In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable," the report concluded. "The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities."
U.S. has spent $6 trillion on wars that killed 500,000 people since 9/11, a report says
I believe those are conservative numbers.
Incorrectly reported on purpose.
*
That's trillion with a T kids and just since 9/11.*
The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001.
Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs published its annual "Costs of War" report Wednesday, taking into consideration the Pentagon's spending and its Overseas Contingency Operations account, as well as "war-related spending by the Department of State, past and obligated spending for war veterans’ care, interest on the debt incurred to pay for the wars, and the prevention of and response to terrorism by the Department of Homeland Security."
The final count revealed, "The United States has appropriated and is obligated to spend an estimated $5.9 trillion (in current dollars) on the war on terror through Fiscal Year 2019, including direct war and war-related spending and obligations for future spending on post 9/11 war veterans."
"In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable," the report concluded. "The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities."
U.S. has spent $6 trillion on wars that killed 500,000 people since 9/11, a report says
I believe those are conservative numbers.
Incorrectly reported on purpose.
*
Remember the old TV commercial slogan: That's Italian? Well, my internet friend, That's Empire. Right or wrong, part of the cost of holding together a planet full of shit civilizations made of toilet paper and duct tape, for America, is becoming El Capo De Tutti Capi of historical human empires. Like, what are ya gonna do? Shiite happens.
An Empire would suggest that the US is taking over these countries for financial gain. Land, resources and colonization. The US spends billions of dollars rebuilding every country our military fights in and we never send Americans to live in these countries permanently. Almost every European country has been a real empire the by that definition the US has never been one.
The NWO has all sorts of false flags to take cover from.So, basically the USA, doesn't gain much, if anything from it, unlike say the British empire, Spanish empire, French empire, Russian empire etc. who had otherwise gained colonial resources?
We've been in perpetual war since the 1989 invasion of Panama.When's the last time we made a declaration of war, I wonder. Sigh.
The ongoing war in Iraq has transcended the last 5 presidents.
We still have over 5000 troops stationed there, shit-for-brains, not counting another 5000 or more private mercs.We've been in perpetual war since the 1989 invasion of Panama.When's the last time we made a declaration of war, I wonder. Sigh.
The ongoing war in Iraq has transcended the last 5 presidents.
We are not fighting the Iraqis dumbass!
We still have over 5000 troops stationed there, shit-for-brains, not counting another 5000 or more private mercs.We've been in perpetual war since the 1989 invasion of Panama.When's the last time we made a declaration of war, I wonder. Sigh.
The ongoing war in Iraq has transcended the last 5 presidents.
We are not fighting the Iraqis dumbass!
