McCain's $5 Trillion Military Budget: Will It Make America Great Again?

[Brian4Liberty]

McCain's $5 Trillion Military Budget: Will It Make America Great Again?

[anaconda]

Holy cow how many military contractors' pockets does McSame have his hands into?

[dean.engelhardt]

WTF is up with the republicans? 9.7 trillion over 10 years to repeal Obamacare. Now 1 trillion a year for the DoD. This is just in 19 days of the new congress!!! If the democrats went on this kind of spending spree we would be screaming of socialism has taken over.

I am happy as every that I voted for someone that call for at 20% reduction of spending.

Can congress do anything that does not cost us $1 trillion per year????

[AZJoe]

AKA the John McCain cannibalize what's left of American economy plan.

[Origanalist]

WTF is up with the republicans? 9.7 trillion over 10 years to repeal Obamacare. Now 1 trillion a year for the DoD. This is just in 19 days of the new congress!!! If the democrats went on this kind of spending spree we would be screaming of socialism has taken over.

I am happy as every that I voted for someone that call for at 20% reduction of spending.

Can congress do anything that does not cost us $1 trillion per year????

Just the other side of the same coin. They just say different things.

[osan]

$5 Trillion military budget... 5 years?

What planet am I on?

[timosman]

$5 Trillion military budget... 5 years?

What planet am I on?

What does it look like to you? The nicest open prison in the galaxy! What are you in for?

[osan]

What does it look like to you? The nicest open prison in the galaxy! What are you in for?

Temerity-1, a class-A felony.

[afwjam]

Nothing to see here.

[AZJoe]

McCain, because 15 years just isnt enough



And a little refresher on McCain's keen insight:

[devil21]

WTF is up with the republicans? 9.7 trillion over 10 years to repeal Obamacare. Now 1 trillion a year for the DoD. This is just in 19 days of the new congress!!! If the democrats went on this kind of spending spree we would be screaming of socialism has taken over.

I am happy as every that I voted for someone that call for at 20% reduction of spending.

Can congress do anything that does not cost us $1 trillion per year????

Complicated topic but there's two parts to it. First, the FRN's life is ending so helicopter money will be printed as last gasp to "pay off" outstanding FRN denominated debt and build factories/infrastructure/etc. The Fed is ending at some point in the relatively near future and a faux gold standard backed national currency re-instituted. The stock markets shooting up is a reflection of this monetary inflation starting. Stocks are a hedge against inflation like metals are.

Second, something has to take the place of the lost ability to print and export the inflation, since the FRN is almost done being the global reserve currency. You should read the Iron Mountain report, which details that military spending is the main way they will re-inflate the money supply domestically with a Treasury controlled national currency instead the FRN.

This is the general banker plan and has been planned long before Trump "won". On that note, advisor Navarro sort of spilled the beans this morning on CNBC when he said that he and Wilbur Ross had been working together on this transition during the election season. Seems they knew they would "win" and who would be picked for Trump's cabinet. The banker side of things is scripted long in advance and whoever "wins" matters not. Bankers always win. The President is merely a PR agent and the party that wins is merely a different marketing company of the same plan.

Big changes underway but the scary part was when Navarro said they are going to bring back the "military industrial manufacturing base". History states that when factories are rebuilt and pledges to build a military manufacturing base during big economic changes are made, wars closely follow. Just ask Germans how their hyperinflationary monetary environment led to the building of factories, which were quickly retooled from regular product manufacturing over to building tanks and war planes.

[dean.engelhardt]

Complicated topic but there's two parts to it. First, the FRN's life is ending so helicopter money will be printed as last gasp to "pay off" outstanding FRN denominated debt and build factories/infrastructure/etc. The Fed is ending at some point in the relatively near future and a faux gold standard backed national currency re-instituted. The stock markets shooting up is a reflection of this monetary inflation starting. Stocks are a hedge against inflation like metals are.

Second, something has to take the place of the lost ability to print and export the inflation, since the FRN is almost done being the global reserve currency. You should read the Iron Mountain report, which details that military spending is the main way they will re-inflate the money supply domestically with a Treasury controlled national currency instead the FRN.

This is the general banker plan and has been planned long before Trump "won". On that note, advisor Navarro sort of spilled the beans this morning on CNBC when he said that he and Wilbur Ross had been working together on this transition during the election season. Seems they knew they would "win" and who would be picked for Trump's cabinet. The banker side of things is scripted long in advance and whoever "wins" matters not. Bankers always win. The President is merely a PR agent and the party that wins is merely a different marketing company of the same plan.

Big changes underway but the scary part was when Navarro said they are going to bring back the "military industrial manufacturing base". History states that when factories are rebuilt and pledges to build a military manufacturing base during big economic changes are made, wars closely follow. Just ask Germans how their hyperinflationary monetary environment led to the building of factories, which were quickly retooled from regular product manufacturing over to building tanks and war planes.

I don't see an end in sight for the Fed especially with Trump in office. Trump campaigned on using low interest rates to get good deals for the US government. I believe that Trump wants to pump the debt up and the Fed's control only helps him do that. I hope that I am wrong, but Trump sounds like the classic tax and spend type.

[devil21]

I don't see an end in sight for the Fed especially with Trump in office. Trump campaigned on using low interest rates to get good deals for the US government. I believe that Trump wants to pump the debt up and the Fed's control only helps him do that. I hope that I am wrong, but Trump sounds like the classic tax and spend type.

Just food for thought here but one of the biggest tactics used in banker politics is that the bankers make plans, then spend a lot of time and effort making the people think it was their idea.

Interesting times for sure!

[Roguebeeker]

I'd love to see folks like McCain and Hatch get flushed out with term limits. We seriously have people that are in their eighties and have been serving since the Vietnam war.

[AZJoe]

Evil Neocon Warmonger John "Tokyo Rose" McCain rises to oppose of Mulvaney for being fiscally responsible, because fiscal responsibility would interfere with McCain's runaway military expenditures, runaway debt plan.

[oyarde]

McCain's $5 Trillion Military Budget: Will It Make America Great Again?

McCain cannot , ever make america great . Ever .

[Brian4Liberty]

Evil Neocon Warmonger John "Tokyo Rose" McCain rises to oppose of Mulvaney for being fiscally responsible, because fiscal responsibility would interfere with McCain's runaway military expenditures, runaway debt plan.

What a neocon, MIC stooge. Insane that Arizona keeps electing a puppet.

[Dr.3D]

Maybe they can have the military repair the roads and bridges.

[AZJoe]

Proof that propaganda works on many people. - 37% of Americans think too little is spent on military: http://www.gallup.com/poll/204782/am...e-defense.aspx

[MallsRGood]

Holy cow how many military contractors' pockets does McSame have his hands into?

Well, one hand is reserved for Lindsey Graham's pocket, so one I guess.