Every US president talks peace and wages war because all presidents are “captives of the military-industrial complex which is the underpinning of the US economy,” Professor Dennis Etler says.

The military–industrial complex in the United States has vast influence over the country’s economy and government policy, says an American political analyst.

Wikileaks outlines the US army’s unconventional military strategy in dealing with countries Washington considers adversaries.

The US military-industrial complex wields enormous influence and has a tremendous propaganda machine, American political analyst Rodney Martin says.

Ron Paul has said that “the Pentagon’s lost trillions have nothing to do with defense, adding that the “money propping up the high lifestyles of those connected to the military-industrial complex.”

The US military-industrial complex has the vested interests in preserving the confrontation on the Korean peninsula, an American political analyst says.

The United States leans on the country’s military–industrial complex for manufacturing and factory employment, an American analyst says.

A lot of people in the US who have vested interests in the military-industrial complex are afraid of peace breaking out on the Korean peninsula, an American human rights expert says.

A majority of the American people support the Iran nuclear deal but Israel and the US military-industrial complex are attempting to sabotage it, an American writer says.

Military/corporate power brokers dominated the policy making of the Obama administration, an American political analyst says.