Source: 9 Things You Could Have Bought Instead of Funding the Failed US Empire
ANTIMEDIA Op-ed
Written by Carey Wedler
DefenseOne, a military news outlet, reported this week that this information became available because “The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act ordered the Pentagon and IRS to compile and publicly post the information on the Defense Department’s website.”
But according to a recent analysis released this year by the Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs at Brown University, the costs are even higher. The U.S. has spent $4.8 trillion “on the post/9/11 wars,” the report notes. ” As DefenseOne explained:
“But when other, far greater costs are included — such as medical and disability…
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