The $1.7 Trillion Status Expenditure
The logic of military spending leads countries to effectively destroy their own property and burn down their own villages.
Death and Taxes
The United States accounts for approximately 43 percent of all global military expenditures.
The Power of Demilitarization
In this moving speech, Oscar Arias endorses the Global Day of Action on Military Spending and encourages people around the world to demand demilitarization as the first step towards achieving true human security and development.
Time for the Cut-Off: A Global Day of Action Against Military Spending
More than 130 groups in at least 39 countries will participate in the second annual Global Day of Action against Military Spending, Tuesday, April 17.
Arms Down
As we get ready to give our taxes to the Pentagon, here’s a three-part strategy for reducing global military spending.
April 17: Global Day of Reckoning
The Global Day of Action on Military Spending, of course
Romney’s Defense Plan Means Bad Business for America
It would increase defense spending 42% beyond Cold War levels.
Occupy the Military Industrial Complex
On April 17, thousands of people all over the world will occupy the military industrial complex as part of the Global Day of Action on Military Spending.
Asia Is Up in Arms
Asia is spending more on the military and selling more weapons to the world.
Take Part in the Global Day of Action on Military Spending, April 12
We can all participate in the first Global Day of Action on Military Spending.
Global Day of Action on Military Spending: April 12
Actions will include a protest in front of the White House at noon.
Proposal: A Global Day of Action on Military Spending
Budget priorities are finally getting a hearing in Washington — let’s not waste it.