reply to post by zeddissad2
With gov entities holding stock in the mega corps and the revolving door between various gov jobs and corporate jobs its hard to see there is really
much difference between the two. There might be some competition between factions ..oil/pharma/agri whatever the special interest is but the corp and
gov are on the same side of the table.
Its not socialism, its fascism - proof?, page 2
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reply posted on 30-12-2010 @ 10:33 PM by zeddissad2
reply to post by Chett
Totally agree. I knew that situation is bad, but after watching that documentary I switched to panic mode. US government structure (= corporate governance!) is the biggest fraud in human history. Now I understand things much better. It is really "ruthless conspiracy". Mixture of fascism and sort of feudalism. US citizens are viewed as stock ... or ... cattle.
Totally agree. I knew that situation is bad, but after watching that documentary I switched to panic mode. US government structure (= corporate governance!) is the biggest fraud in human history. Now I understand things much better. It is really "ruthless conspiracy". Mixture of fascism and sort of feudalism. US citizens are viewed as stock ... or ... cattle.
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