War fuels US arms giants, creating jobs but leaving a human cost. These companies thrive on conflict, with soaring defence budgets feeding their dominance. However, ethical concerns arise: is prosperity built on suffering sustainable? As technology advances, the economic benefits rise, intertwined with geopolitical shifts and moral dilemmas. This complex dance between war and profit begs the question: can we achieve peace with an industry fuelled by conflict? Did the developed countries forget the lessons of humanities for the profits ?