Editor's note: A new mockumentary called "Lords of War," produced by the Quincy Institute and The Intercept, mocks the wealth of top Pentagon contractor CEOs while US service members struggle with substandard housing and stagnant pay. The piece notes Lockheed Martin pulled in $75 billion in revenue in 2025, over 72% of it from the US government, while its CEO compensation packages run into the tens of millions, dwarfing the pay of enlisted troops. The mockumentary ties this to broader data showing private contractors now absorb 54% of the Pentagon's annual budget, up from 41% in the 1990s, funded by lobbying armies and stock buybacks rather than actual defense outcomes. The linked Responsible Starcraft article contrasts this with documented failures on the ground: moldy, unaffordable base housing, a GAO report finding two-thirds of service members can't afford their housing, and sailors attempting to jump overboard during a grueling USS Abraham Lincoln deployment near Iran. Bottom line: contractors are getting richer off taxpayer money while the people they claim to support face deteriorating conditions, the real scandal, not just Beltway waste. The new mockumentary rips the scab off festering reality that billions in US taxpayer dollars go to destroying countries, while keeping a handful of CEOs very wealthy. How many of these CEOs are psychopaths?
Argentine's President Javier Milei is more correct in his assessment of the UN than most care to admit. Milei called the UN to its face "a useless organization that only serves to feed a caste of fatally arrogant parasites disguised as well-intentioned bureaucrats."
Milei Calls the UN a Caste of Parasites, Signs a Major Deal with the U.S.
Weapons manufacturing and its supply chains are worth billions and billions of dollars a year and nothing is going to interfere or slow down any coming wars and continued weapons manufacturing no matter what respective leaders of various countries talk about at the UN:
U.S. Navy Awards L3Harris $876M to Advance Next-Generation Jammer Low Band for EA-18G Growler
US Army secures giant rare earth magnet deal to build one million military drones
US Marines extend F-35B combat reach across 4,000-mile Pacific transit using KC-130Js
If this isn't AI falsified does this explain where all the money is being directed towards?
Translation:
Translation:
Military Leaks Terrify the World: The Era of Missiles and Jet Engines Is Over Forever!
The mysterious U.S. TR-3B Black Manta aircraft, recently spotted in the skies over Argentina and Iran, ignites the biggest technological and military controversy in history: It was developed through direct "reverse engineering" from crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft (UFOs)!
No fuel combustion, no sound, and maneuvers that shatter every law of conventional physics...
Welcome to the age of anti-gravity and secret weapons!
🚨 تسريبات عسكرية ترعب العالم: انتهى عصر الصواريخ ومحركات النفاث للأبد! 🛸💥
— Mo Elgaraihy (@EngMoElgaraihy) September 26, 2026
طائرة TR-3B Black Manta الأمريكية الغامضة، التي رُصدت مؤخراً في سماء الأرجنتين وإيران، تُفجّر أكبر جدل تقني وعسكري في التاريخ:
تم تطويرها عبر "هندسة عكسية" مباشرة من مركبات فضائية (UFOs) ساقطة! 🤯…
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