‘The American empire is dangerous because the religiosity of US exceptionalism intersects with vast money making’ – Matthew Hoh

‘The American empire is especially dangerous because the religiosity of US exceptionalism intersects with vast money making’ – Matthew Hoh, Senior fellow at Eisenhower media network.

In the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick and Matthew take a stroll down memory lane, reflecting on the painful chapters of US involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan. Rick says that American society still grapples with the fallout from these colossal blunders, yet there's an unspoken taboo against questioning these actions.

Matthew, a military veteran who resigned in protest at the Afghan war, sheds light on how arms manufacturers wield influence over American foreign policy. Their aim? Not to win wars, but to ensure they never end – because as long as conflict persists, the profits keep rolling in. In a landscape where legal bribery thrives, and there are more lobbyists than lawmakers – they effectively control the government, pushing for overseas wars to safeguard US hegemony.

It’s the same story in Ukraine: money takes precedence over human life. Rick shares his thoughts on Witkoff’s talks with Putin, suggesting they’re useful. Matthew Hoh is sure that these viewpoints won’t be seen in Western media because those in charge of the war also control the news. So, join us for a different perspective – only here on RT!