The US military might, but they are not in charge, and the military in general hasn't been in charge ever since the city machine subsumed the war machine. [edi

The US military might, but they are not in charge, and the military in general hasn't been in charge ever since the city machine subsumed the war machine. [edit] Wouldn't claiming that post-industrial economics is not the problem, by suggesting a course of military funded industrial economics as the solution, not be agreeing with the point that post-industrial economics is the problem, even while claiming otherwise?