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Canadian scholars expose the Largest Producer of Weapons of Mass Destruction
The U.S. Bush administration sustains the myth that threats from Weapons of Mass Destruction are confined to terrorists. The Centre of Research on Globalization has exposed that the U.S. is the largest producer of WMD, with a defence budget of more than 450 billion dollars a year.
The greatest threat to the world from the use of WMD is from the United States, pursuant to its agenda of pre-emptive War. Indeed, Adolf Hitler also had an agenda of pre-emptive war, for similar rationalization of "national security" that is being used by the U.S. Bush administration.
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