The Peace Economy Project relies upon the generous support of individual members and member organizations to continue its work. If your concern about the amount of money devoted to the military budget or St. Louis’ role in producing armaments for the Pentagon seems to be growing and you’re not sure what to do about your concerns, we have a suggestion. BECOME A MEMBER of the Peace Economy Project!<\/p>\n
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