The Cost of Conflict: War and Corporate Greed

This chapter explores the historical implications of war and regime changes, grounded in Smedley Butler's essay 'War is a Racket.' It highlights how wars often mask financial interests and exploitation of resources, while transitioning into discussions on the accountability of pharmaceutical companies and their profit motives. The conversation also touches on dishonesty in corporate practices and personal anecdotes that illustrate manipulation within various sectors, including comedy and finance.