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EU: an interview with Ben Hayes on the EU security-industrial complex

01 September 2010

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The EU security-industrial complex (TNI, link). Interview with Ben Hayes:

"We need to challenge the homeland security industry – who have become rich and powerful as a result of the outsourcing of the War on Terror and which one day could rival the military industrial complex. They have an interest in the endless expansion of the security-industrial complex, which has very serious implications for way the society is policed, and worrying implications for protest movements."

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