Part 3 is here and so are the tangents and intermissions.

Picking up where we left off in episode 2, the darker side of America's post-WWII superpower ascent has been exaggerated threats, continuous conflict and materialist greed.

Sarah and I break to talk about the error of snap judgments and the flaws in our simple-minded political terminology. We express the sincere need for variety of experience and viewpoint to prevent groupthink catastrophes like the wars in Vietnam and Iraq.

We conclude with a clearer description of the military-industrial complex most of us were born into and can't or choose not to see.

You'll depart realizing that our future stability and prosperity demands reconsideration of the neocon/neolib establishment, the renewal of diplomacy and the phasing out of life support for the institutions of the infinite national security apparatus.