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so long as one believes that the few huge corporations means "the economy" he'll believe that "all is well" with it. However, the moment one forgets that definition and begins to examine the health of an economy by the number of unemployed, badly unemployed, the low paid slaves, the closed schools, the lack of hospitals, universities, state-owned infrastructure, then he'll realise that wars are money-laundering exercises for those few huge corporations which can shift their wealth from one commodity to another, from one country to another and from one philosophy to another.
