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Originally Posted by Sixgun_Symphony
So, did Bush and his firm finance the Nazis and enable Germany to rearm? Indirectly, yes. But they had a lot of company. Some of the most distinguished names in American business had investments or subsidiaries in prewar Germany, including Standard Oil and General Motors. Critics have argued for years that without U.S. money, the Nazis could never have waged war. But American business has always invested in totalitarian regimes--witness our dealings with mainland China.
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Thanks for confirming another point which hardly comes thru...
"American business has always invested in Totalitarian regimes".
Its in their "financial interest" to do so...
Or until the particular Totalitarian regime is declared to be "evil" by the Washington Admin., and hence American "interests" (business) need protecting.
Then the solution comes along... a War to remove one Dictator, to replace it with another (which is compliant of US Business wishes).
... And this is how America bring "democracy and freedom" to the world. Enpowering Dictators and Totalitarian regimes, so as to further America's economic interests.