The Real Reason Why the United States Is Constantly at War

The video discusses the extensive military spending by the United States, highlighting its role as the world's police with numerous military bases globally. It delves into the concept of the military industrial complex, a term popularized by President Eisenhower, which describes the relationship between the military, government, and defense industry. The video also touches on the bipartisan support for military spending and the potential conflicts of interest involved. Additionally, it includes a sponsorship segment for Ad Guard VPN.

What percentage of global military spending is attributed to the United States?

• 20%

• 40%

• 60%

• 80%

Why is military spending in the U.S. often supported by both major political parties?

• It is seen as a way to boost the economy.

• It is considered a bipartisan issue.

• It is required by international treaties.

• It is a constitutional mandate.

What is one reason the U.S. maintains military bases in many countries?

• To provide free security

• To promote tourism

• To increase trade

• To spread cultural influence

What is the 'iron triangle' in the context of the military-industrial complex?

• A geographical region

• A historical event

• A mutually supportive relationship

• A type of military strategy

Which branch of the U.S. government is responsible for funding military spending?

• The Executive Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The State Department

• The Legislative Branch

Who popularized the term 'military-industrial complex'?

• President Harry Truman

• President Dwight Eisenhower

• President John F. Kennedy

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

What was President Eisenhower's concern about the military-industrial complex?

• It would reduce military efficiency.

• It would enhance global peace.

• It could result in misplaced power.

• It would lead to economic prosperity.

How does the military-industrial complex affect national priorities?

• It reduces military spending.

• It enhances infrastructure development.

• It diverts resources from healthcare.

• It increases focus on education.

What is a potential negative outcome of the military-industrial complex?

• Increased global cooperation

• Decreased military innovation

• Incentives for war

• Reduction in defense jobs

What action can Congress take to address the military-industrial complex?

• Limit corporate influence

• Expand military bases

• Promote international treaties

• Increase military spending