ed, but used
             for this new form of war now called "Globalization." Supporting Franklin's statement, I
             would like to mention how the battlefields on the borders of countries are replaced by
             "markets" – stock and currency markets, markets of electronic transactions. Ursula
             Franklin mentions how the reactions of financial markets seem more significant to
             governments, than the opinion of ordinary people. I strongly agree with Franklin that
             during election times in countries, politicians are seen making a lot of empty promises
             like better medical facilities, steps towards betterment of the society and environment, etc.
             However, none of these steps are taken. Instead, money is spent on military production to
             protect the country from a "so called" enemy. For exam
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