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Lithuania’s defence spending is growing

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In 2023 Lithuania’s national defence budget will reach 2.52 percent of GDP and even more if a necessity arises to further increase defence spending.

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Jarno P
Jarno P
November 24, 2022

Lithuanian spending to defense is totally worthless if anything real big happen. Same with Estonia, Latvia and ALL Scandinavian countries + Finland. The ONLYONES winning from that brainless spending are MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (MIC) companies. The term military-industrial complex (MIC) refers to the combination of the U.S. armed forces, its arms industry, and the associated political and commercial interests that grew rapidly in scale and influence in the wake of World War II and throughout the Cold War to the present. WHO OWNS IN USA 6 OF 10 WORLD LARGEST MIC ? Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT) – HIMAR “Wonder weapons”… Read more »

penrose
penrose
Reply to  Jarno P
November 24, 2022

Good information about the MIC. Nowadays I suppose we would want to include the Intelligence Agencies (CIA, M16, etc) as crucial players in the groups who want to keep the world stirred up and fighting so they can get their Bloated Budgets approved,

penrose
penrose
November 24, 2022

Lithuania needs to put itself under the Russian Umbrella.
Tell America, the EU, and NATO to take a hike.

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