MIC50.org [1]
The movement to move the money and lots of resources are at http://DefundWar.org
[2]
Here are some additional resources:
http://www.oneminuteforpeace.org [3]
How would you spend the federal budget?
[4]
Bombs and Budgets Curriculum: A Teaching Guide [5]
Federal Discretionary and Mandatory Spending
[7]
Confronting the Military Industrial Complex
[8]
Polling
[9]
The Pentagon's Spending Spree
[10]
Antiwar.com Radio
[11]
Panetta's Weak Case for Potential Military Weakness
[12]
Ending Wars on Time Would Save $200 Billion, 1/6 of Debt Reduction Goal [13]
The basics on US foreign interventions and foreign bases [14].
Mapping a Super Power [15].
Virginia Militarized [16].
The Military: Closer to You Than Your Family [17]
Disney, Militarization and the National Security State After 9/11 [19]
UVA/Reagan War Hawk Defends Obama's War [20]
UVA Also Plagued by Philip Zelikow [21]
Your Tax Form Lies to You
[22]
Video of Jo Comerford on federal spending
[23]
Why the Jobs Argument Against Military Cuts Is Bogus [24]
The Cost of the Wars
[25]
Social Scientists can get jobs helping kill people here [26].
How Much Money Could The Defense Department Save If It Stopped Trying To Save Souls? [27]
Oops I lost a billion-dollar plane [28].
This conference will propose that Charlottesville City Council pass a resolution asking Congress to bring the war $ home.
Sample resolutions and other resources are available at DefundWar.org [29]
Credit Mayor Dave Norris [30].
Read about Your Local Military Industrial Complex [31].
The military in Virginia: PDF [32].
PVCC effort seeks to qualify more locals for defense intelligence work [33]
The Military as a Jobs Program: There are More Efficient Ways to Stimulate the Economy [34]
But but but other than the military, what choice to do have [35]?
Twisted Up By a Super Coup D'Etat
[36]
Is Homeland Security spending paying off? [38]
The Decade's Biggest Scam
[39]
25 years later, how ‘Top Gun’ made America love war [40]
Windfalls of War: Pentagon's No-Bid Contracts Triple in 10 Years of War [41]
The MIC in a Diagram
[42]
Honeywell Doing Well
[43]
The Military-Industrial Complex: A Reading List [44]
Egypt's MIC
[45]
Alyona Show on MIC
[47]
Military-Industrial Complex from Eisenhower to Obama [48]
The Economic Cost of the Military Industrial Complex [49]
Inside the Military Media Industrial Complex: Impacts on Movements for Peace and Social Justice [50]
The United States Military Machine [51]
Corporations Profit from Permanent War: Memorial Day 2010 [52]
It's Cute to Kill: Wal-Mart Is Selling Military Camo Diapers by Huggies [53]
CIA shifts focus to killing targets [56]
Getting kids through school without the military: http://www.safepassagenetwork.org [57]
Saving the Soul of America
[59]
Bad Business: Billions of Taxpayer Dollars Wasted on Hiring Contractors [60]
U.S. Troops Are in 148 Countries
[61]
The Congressional 'Supercommittee': Debt Panel or Death Panel? [62]
Global Nonviolent Action Database
[63]
Do Biological Weapons Labs Everywhere Make You Feel Safer or Less Safe? [64]
A good book:
The Cold War and Its Origins (Volumes 1 & 2) by D.F. Fleming
The industry we used to have in the United States:
What a job fair looks like now in Charlottesville:
Discussing the situation:
While the Complex likes to threaten job loss and no doubt eliminates jobs in some places but not others, the overall military budget is bigger this year than last year, as has been true for many years, and it has nearly doubled in the past decade.
SOURCE: http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/94790.html [65]
MIC50.org [1]