
501 | James Pogue: Reform vs. Tearing Down the System - How to Fix Post-Neoliberal America's Crisis of Identity and Meaning
The Realignment
Unexpected Critics Emerge from the Empire's Shadows
Eric Prince, once emblematic of corporate power tied to American militarism through Blackwater, has shifted to become a critic of the American Empire. His critiques arise amidst a growing discontent with the military-industrial complex, as he asserts that he created Blackwater due to perceived failures within the military's financial practices and productivity. This transformation signifies a broader moment where various figures, including those previously aligned with the establishment, are reevaluating and critiquing the systems they once supported, pointing to a significant ideological shift in the discourse surrounding military and corporate dynamics.
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