The war on terror looks set to surpass the cost the Korean and Vietnam wars combined, to be topped only by World War II's price
Sifting through Pentagon data, the CSBA [Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments] study breaks down the total cost for the war on terror as $687 billion for Iraq, $184 billion for Afghanistan, and $33 billion for homeland security.
On the safe assumption that the wars are being waged with borrowed money, interest payments raise the cost by an additional $600 billion through 2018.On the other hand some reliable estimates put the cost of single-payer universal health care as the far less $350 Billion. Our nation's priorities are far out of perspective these days.
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