So Eisenhower's Famous Speech On The Military, 1st Draft Read "Congressional Military Industrial"

[Prince.Skeletor]

Did you guys know this?
So Tulsi Gabbard made a second appeareance on Joe Rogan today, the episode is awesome by the way!
And she mentions that the first draft of his speech on the military industrial complex read "Congressional Military Industrial Complex"

28 Minutes in...

 

[Paper Boi]

i don't give a fukk what either of those bird brains have to say and removing the word complex doesn't change shyt about the reality we live in now.

i'm good.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

i don't give a fukk what either of those bird brains have to say and removing the word complex doesn't change shyt about the reality we live in now.

i'm good.

What?

 

[Paper Boi]

What?

look at your thread title, you left off complex.

either way, i don't care either way. it changes nothing about our world in 2019 by adding or removing congressional either.

and watching the joe rogan show make you sus as fukk

 

[tru_m.a.c]

Most troubling to the five-star general was what he saw as an encroaching web of contractors and businesses specializing in military equipment and materiel, which he feared had already solidified into “a permanent armaments industry.” As Bret Baier, the author of “Three Days in January: Dwight Eisenhower’s Final Mission,” told the Daily Beast, Ike had begun laying the groundwork for his speech almost a year beforehand, but continued to make changes in the days—and minutes—leading up to January 21, 1961, event. Earlier drafts of the speech—there were nearly two dozen in all—had referred to the new nexus as a “military-industrial-scientific” or “military-industrial-congressional” complex, illustrating how far Eisenhower believed its reach already extended.

https://www.history.com/news/dwight-eisenhowers-shocking-and-prescient-military-warning

alarmist bs out of here