Arms for the poor

by Richard Kiley, John Ankele, Anne Macksoud

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A view of the taxpayer-financed weapon-export business in America that builds a case against the armaments industry and shows the politics of U.S. sales of military hardware overseas. Presents the contrast between the needs in developing countries for basic necessities of life and the results of United States marketing of lethal weaponry instead.

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