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There’s something special about war.
Over the past 3,400 years of human history, we’ve spent only 268 of them in peace
But the business of war goes much further back than that, with the first one ever recorded in 2700 BCE in Mesopotamia
This makes the industry of war have a longer track record than the information industry, education, and banking combined
War is the ultimate discipline of any government. War is to government what life and death is to humans. If nations can meet the challenge of war, they’ll survive. If it can’t, they’ll perish.
War can also be looked at as a racket.
If you can help governments in their primal act of survival to remain in power by offering raw materials, weapons, soldiers, services to soldiers; you’re gonna be the government’s best friend.
Normal business profit margins are around 10%, give or take.
But war-time profits? We’re talking 20%, 60%, 100%, 300%, 800%, the sky is the limit!
DuPont for example during WWI, during the war-time years, their profits increased by more than 950%!
Or take the Central Leather Company at that time, in the three years before the war, profits were around $3.5m. In 1916? $15m.
During the Iraq War, often called the most privatized war in history; KBR, the main logistics supplier contractor for the US, we’re talking food, facilities, etc., got a whopping $39.5b in Iraq-related contracts
KBR’s parent company, Halliburton’s CEO was paid $42.6m in 2004
CACI’s CEO made a fairly decent $22.2m in 2004
TITAN? He takes the crown with a $47.2m income in 2004 and 5
If you look throughout history - funding and supplying the enemy is all in a days work as a War Profiteer
In the War Industry: your customers are all the governments of the world.
You can’t make war-time profits... if there isn’t a war.
The general public usually never wants to go to war
Now is the time to lobby for war, push for more conflicts, max out your campaign contributions, get the media involved
You’re not gonna be fighting this war yourself, you’ll just sell the shovels and rake in those hefty profits
you can think of contracts with the US gov as the gold standard
maybe you can even get these special contracts called “Cost plus percentage of cost”
it is your duty to make sure that at all costs, these contracts get fulfilled
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