The M-I Complex

Above, clockwise from the top, are the symbols of some of the modern military-industrial complex:
-- the Strawman, i.e., United States "citizens" (if you really believe we still fit that description, look up the term "Cestui Qui Trust" at this source: <[link]
-- General Electric, the corporation controlling significant energy usage in the United States and manufacturer of jet aircraft engines for the US Air Force
-- The Carlyle Group, an international business conglomerate deeply invested in Middle Eastern oil, among other things, and tied directly to events involving Afghanistan and Iraq prior to US invasion
-- Diemaco Company, a Canadian provider of the M-16A2 assault rifle used by the US Army and its current allies
-- the Center for Disease Control, working with the Food and Drug Administration and related departments to regulate the food and medicine we are exposed to and allowed to use- not to mention the detail of trying to frighten us into unnecessary and detrimental vaccines and treatments, too often
-- IBM, the old military-industrial complex stalwart who started early by forming a business relationship with the Third Reich
-- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military arm of the United Nations (which is, for all intensive purposes, an American military expeditionary force)
-- a central portion of the seal for the US Federal Emergency Management Agency, the secret government of the X-Files, but since they are so inept I think we are safe
-- Hewlet Packard, world-renowned computer company also invested with Department of Defense contracts (like several other similar companies, I am sure)
-- and lastly, Boeing, long-time provider of aircraft to the Federal government and its military and may remain so if the European company Airbus doesn't make a good replacement soon

Isn't it scary how all these companies have decidedly black-and-white or blue-and-white logos or symbols attached to them? I dare say that is a marker for those in the loop to recognize a fellow cohort.