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William D. Hartung runs the Arms Trade Resource Center, a project of the World Policy Institute. He is a frequent contributor to The Nation and has appeared on The O'Reilly Factor, 60 Minutes, Newsnight with Aaron Brown, Hannity and Colmes, the Lou Dobbs Show, the Lehrer Newshour and BBC World

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Conhecimento Comum

Data de nascimento
1955-06-07
Sexo
male
Nacionalidade
USA
Locais de residência
New York, New York, USA
Organizações
World Policy Institute
New America Foundation

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This highly diversified company whose primary line of business is the sale of Instruments of Death. It is quite amazing how little control the average citizen has over how his hard earned tax dollars are spent or rather wasted in grossly over budget projects that are undertaken by this firm.
 
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danoomistmatiste | outras 3 resenhas | Jan 24, 2016 |
This highly diversified company whose primary line of business is the sale of Instruments of Death. It is quite amazing how little control the average citizen has over how his hard earned tax dollars are spent or rather wasted in grossly over budget projects that are undertaken by this firm.
 
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kkhambadkone | outras 3 resenhas | Jan 17, 2016 |
Probably a magazine article disguised as a book, this falls for every non-fiction writing cliche in existence (start with an anecdote! make it about people!) but it's eye-opening anyway. I look forward to the day that Lockheed, Apple and Windows merge like Voltron and proceed to take over the world with very pretty, dysfunctional, overpriced consumer goods that can double as weapons systems. All of it will be funded by the government, of course, but not in a socialistic way. No, in this state the share-holders and executives make out with billions of tax-payer money. It's the American Way.… (mais)
 
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stillatim | outras 3 resenhas | Dec 29, 2013 |
Analyzes largest beneficiary of Military-Industrial Complex, Lockheed Martin. Like the company it aims to criticize, the book itself is convoluted and a tangled web of names and events. Does present some very valid criticisms of budgetary waste, short-sightedness, and incompetence, though.
 
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HadriantheBlind | outras 3 resenhas | Mar 30, 2013 |

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