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    1. Dazzling_Lobster3656 on

      All the US arms manufacturers combined have a smaller total value than P&G

    2. ShouldHaveGoneToUCC on

      Ireland’s Military Industrial Complex: the lads who make hurleys and also the lads who add dodgy weight to boxing gloves.

    3. dashboardhulalala on

      On the one hand I really appreciate The Journals fact-checking „hold on a second here lads“ articles – they’re usually an attempt to calmly and rationally describe something that may not be fully understood or pinpoint the root of a rumour to attempt to de-facebook it. This one though…not quite hitting the spot. Feels like he slapped up a bunch of Wikipedia points without going into context, subtext or relevance.

    4. MarionberryHappy1944 on

      They’ll talk about the military industrial complex in the west and criticise but when Russia does it they’ll ignore it or they’ll prob cheer for it.

    5. When arms sales and arms manufacturing becomes economically lucrative in countries, the incentive for these countries is to encourage wars and drawn out conflicts on the political stage and sell a lot of weapons.

    6. The Market Cap of Europe’s defense companies have jumped in the last 3/4 years. Saab, Dassault Aviation, Leonardo, Rheinmetall

      I wonder if Catherine can think of might have prompted that? The coming of the Fourth Reich maybe

    7. When the US agrees to give 5 billion to Ukraine, or 6 billion to Israel, they are not actually giving the leaders of these countries money, they give the American tax payer money to US weapons manufacturers (govt cronies) who then supply weapons to these countries. It’s a very profitable enterprise for the cronies. But it requires constant war to make sure the money keeps flowing in that direction.

    8. qwerty_1965 on

      It’s a meme for the hard left

      It sounds big and scary and is coming for your children.

      I’ll assume she made this comment in the context of Russia rearming under Putin’s command economy and invading Ukraine.

    9. HmBeetroots on

      Companies profiting from war. I mean she’s not wrong. But it’ll fly over most people’s heads.

    10. No-Entrepreneur-7406 on

      She’s a right old twat, going on about this nonsense while her Kremlin handlers are busy invading a European country 1313 days into their their Three day war

    11. I agree with Catherine, if I stick my head in the sand and ignore all the nuances of Eastern Europe having an aggressive neighbour like Russia, and an unreliable ally like the US.

      She isn’t wrong, there are plenty of people all too happy to profit from human suffering, which is depressing. Unfortunately, if Europe doesn’t rearm then it is at the mercy of Russia’s aggression and the USA’s ‚generosity‘

    12. CucumberBoy00 on

      Europe rearming is a necessary evil nobody wants it and the struggle will be more on the other side of the conflict than right now when nobody sees the point of spending on the military again. That’s when we invent new enemies and that’s the step we have to worry about not right now

    13. No-Entrepreneur-7406 on

      It’s incredible that someone so disconnected from reality of a modern day fascist regime promising to rebuild its European empire and now four years into their colonial invasion of yet another one of it’s neighbours running for president here AND blaming other European countries for wanting to defend against Nazis for some reason

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