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Full speech: board.freedomainradio.com Evil is costly — the initiation of force is expensive and risky. Violence makes enemies, starts turf wars, sickens the soul, kills love, ends lives… What stops the growth of evil? The same thing that stops the growth of any sickness — pain, treatment and cure. Evil is very, very expensive. War — the greatest evil — is staggeringly expensive. The Pentagon loses literally billions of dollars under its couches every single year. It uses a million bullets in to put just one bullet into another human being. War shreds economies, minds, hearts, relationships, health, wealth, freedom — war destroys civilizations. What stops war? The same thing that stops any gambling addict — running out of money. War is stopped only by poverty. When you cannot pay the soldiers, well – blessed become the peacemakers. War is limited by economics, by costs, by the hard wall of hard currency. Unless — unless war is – not free, but profitable… This is where the Federal Reserve comes in. Who pays for war? A defensive war, unprovoked and unavoidable, sure, we would all chip in for that. But a lying swaggering endless missile-hurling overseas mass murder? To cover current government spending, taxes would have to be raised almost 60%. We have wars and bailouts and untold bribery and tax cuts — paid for by what? Who lends to a country hell bent on Empire? No one, because war and empire drain the treasury – look at England after the 2nd world war — ran …