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The Military-Industrial Complex Has Got Us By The Balls - EARLY ACCESS, AD-FREE, AND UNCENSORED (Patreon)

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2026-07-28 10:05:01
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Hi. On today's episode of Some More News, we're looking at the Military-Industrial Complex: how it functions, why it's so hard to break away from, and what our military spending actually goes toward.

VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/KXi7B5lMfCY

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The Military-Industrial Complex Has Got Us By The Balls - PATREON

Hi. On today's episode of Some More News, we're looking at the Military-Industrial Complex: how it functions, why it's so hard to break away from, and what our military spending actually goes toward.

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Charlotte

I was worried that Warmbo was gone for good. I’ll take an audio cameo. Also yeah war is bad I guess

Josh11

I'm gonna keep posting comments about Canada. We committed to buy a bunch of F-35s years ago and it's been a back-and-forth for years. This adds a lot of context to why they keep insisting on going through with the purchase despite the delays, problems, and threats of annexation by the country where they're built.

Jobokin

I unsubscribed to your youtube channel because it keeps clogging up my feed with your clips channel and I don't have a way to block collabs. Just letting you know in case you want feedback on that.

Alexander

War is bad. Capitalism is bad. Maybe, one day, we can have something that’s not bad. That’d be nice.

Yaron Davidson

It would probably depend on the state of your skeleton and why exactly you want to try and graft flesh on their bones. With fully dried/clean bones, you're good to go (at least regarding blood type incompatibility concerns), no worries. But if the skeletons are still part of something living enough to have bone marrow in some of their bones, it's an issue, since the marrow will create new blood cells, and they may have antigens for the blood still held in the flesh you're adding. Though I find it hard to imagine a situation where you are otherwise capable of productively grafting flesh to just a skeleton, while not having the means of maybe removing most of the blood from that flesh first, so YMMV on how big of an impact it would have.

Lucas O

Ya know there's many people I'd want to have sit down and watch this but they would never.

Timothy King

And right on cue an F 35 just crashed at a base near San Diego