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| The Strange Language of Capitalism |
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on Wednesday, June 21st, 2006 @ 18:03:37 MST (8443 views) |
| When George Bush and other capitalists speak of bringing freedom to the world you must understand that they do not mean freedom in the sense that most of us understand it. They are speaking from the perverted, oddly-skewed language of capitalism. By freedom they do not mean the spread of democracy or the liberation of oppressed peoples. They mean the unfettered access to markets through the use of coercive military and economic force. The majority of the world conceives of freedom in human terms. Capitalists conceive of freedom in terms of access to markets by any necessary means and absolute dictatorial rule. This is the face of free markets and fair trade as it relates to human beings. |
| CORPORATISM |
| MECHANISMS OF CORPORATE RULE |
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on Friday, June 09th, 2006 @ 18:07:04 MST (5065 views) |
| The following are some of the salient ingredients of the new powers that now give corporations effective control over the lives of peoples and nations in this age of globalisation, and then some suggestions as to changing the situation. |
| CORPORATISM |
| The Corporate Control Of Society And Human Life |
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on Tuesday, April 25th, 2006 @ 17:21:27 MST (4498 views) |
| Large transnational corporations are clearly the dominant institution of our time. They're preeminent throughout the world but especially in the Global North and its epicenter in the US. They control or greatly influence what we eat and drink, where we live, what we wear, how we get most of our essential services like health care and even what we're taught in schools up to the highest levels. They create and control our sources of information and greatly influence how we think and our view of the world and them. |
| CORPORATISM |
| Oil Companies Discover 'Sustainability' |
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on Tuesday, August 02nd, 2005 @ 00:50:28 MST (4182 views) |
| "Sustainability" is big in corporate America today. The most laughable of the newly "sustainable" corporations are the oil companies. Pumping oil out of the ground must be one of the least sustainable endeavors on the planet. This doesn't bother the oil industry, which knows a powerful public relations word when it sees one. The companies have yet to admit that no scheme for providing sustainable energy can rely on petroleum. |
| CORPORATISM |
| Drug Lobby Second to None: How the pharmaceutical industry gets its way in Washington |
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on Monday, July 11th, 2005 @ 01:28:18 MST (5051 views) |
| The pharmaceutical and health products industry has spent more than $800 million in federal lobbying and campaign donations at the federal and state levels in the past seven years, a Center for Public Integrity investigation has found. Its lobbying operation, on which it reports spending more than $675 million, is the biggest in the nation. No other industry has spent more money to sway public policy in that period.
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| CORPORATISM |
| Rise of Corporate Power in America |
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on Thursday, February 03rd, 2005 @ 22:59:41 MST (6808 views) |
| Rise of Corporate Power in America excerpted from the from the book When Corporations Rule the World. A history of the origin of corporations and their rise to power. |
| CORPORATISM |
| The Rights of Living Persons |
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on Thursday, February 03rd, 2005 @ 20:03:56 MST (4495 views) |
| Excerpted from the book The Post-Corporate World: Life After Capitalism. A strategy of how to re-install the rights of the person and limit the tyranny of corporate rule. |
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