The War-Debt Cycle: Same Firms Own Defense Contractors and Banks That Finance Wars

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GENEVA, Switzerland -- The dossier documents a systematic war-debt cycle: (1) Crisis created/amplified with media promoting threats; (2) Governments borrow, contractors profit, shareholders receive dividends; (3) War debt serviced through taxation and austerity; (4) More loans for reconstruction, same contractors profit; (5) Repeat.

Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street are top shareholders in ALL major defense contractors AND all major banks simultaneously.

Per Brown University Costs of War Project: 2020-2024 Pentagon spending totaled $4.4T; top five firms received $771B; shareholders received 139% of free cash flow ($103B taxpayer-subsidized payouts over 10 years).

Historical pattern: WWI — Morgan financed Allies ($3B+), Warburg brothers on both sides. WWII — Brown Brothers Harriman managed Nazi assets, Standard Oil maintained IG Farben partnership. Post-WWII — permanent war economy, $800B+ annual defense budget.

Legal violations: Trading with the enemy; war crimes financing; profiteering; antitrust (common ownership); fraud (false pretenses for war).

"The same firms own the banks that lend the money, the defense contractors that spend it, and the media that sells the wars."

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