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Then along came the corporation. Now the reason the corporation looks bigger than the government is that the corporation is bigger than the government. Of the 100 largest economies on Earth now 51 are corporations. And as the corporation has grown in size and power we’ve seen a change in the government where they’re a little more concerned in making sure everything’s working out for those guys than for us.

Watch the video: The Story of Stuff - Consumption, Pollution, and Unsustainability

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Money facilitates production and trade. As the money supply increases, money just becomes increasingly worthless, unless the volume of production and trade in the real world grows by the same amount. Add to this the realization that when we hear that the economy is growing at 3% per year, it sounds [...]

Watch the video: Money As Debt - International Bankers Own the World and This Is How

All of the popular groundbreaking horror movies were produced in bear markets. Dracula, Frankenstein, King Kong, The Mummy, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde… All of those were produced from 1931 to 1933… two short years during which time the Dow Jones Industrial Average was plummeting. You didn’t have a situation like that again for decades, until the late 1960s until the early 1980s. Then you had Halloween, Night of the Living Dead and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and all of these, again, ground breaking horror movies that were popular. And you don’t see that sort of thing in bull markets. There’s always a mix of course. There are movies of all types produced all the time. The question is the frequency, the popularity, the intensity. When you see horror movies from bull markets you find out generally they’re derivative, or they’re hokey or they’re humorous, but it’s the ones produced in bear markets that shock people.

Watch the video: History’s Hidden Engine - Social Moods, Trends, War, and the Stock Market

“..claimed that Lincoln was assassinated , not only because international bankers wanted to reestablish a central bank in America, but because they also wanted to base America’s currency on gold. Gold they controlled. In other words, put America on a gold standard. Lincoln had done just the opposite by issuing U.S. notes. Greenbacks, which were based purely on the good faith and the credit of the United States”…

They were the men interested in the establishment of the gold standard money system and the right of the bankers to manage the currency and credit of every nation in the world. With Lincoln out of the way they were able to proceed with it in the United States. Within eight years after Lincoln’s assassination silver was demonetized and the Gold Standard money system set up in the United States.”

Watch the video: The Money Masters - How International Bankers Gained Control of America and the World

“Globalization is an attempt to extend corporate monopoly control over the entire globe…over every national economy, over every local economy, over every life. It does this by treating international corporate property rights and international corporate investment rights as supreme. As taking precedence over all other rights including our democratic sovereignty. You know, globalization has been treated by its proponents as a natural, inevitable process. First we had local economies. Then, they naturally became regional economies. And then national, and then international, and now one big global economy. It just happens that way…. In fact there’s nothing inevitable about it and there’s certainly nothing natural about it. Globalization is being forced upon us through a series of secretive international trade agreements. Globalization, really when you look at it, historically in a centuries old context is a future variant of imperialism.”

Watch the video: Dr. Michael Parenti: “Terrorism, Globalism and Conspiracy”

General Motors is now bigger than Denmark. Ford is bigger than Africa. Unseen by shoppers in the high street, the famous brands of almost everything from running shoes to baby clothes are now made in very poor countries with cheap labor…at times bordering on a form of slave labor. Tiger Woods, the golfer, is paid more money to promote Nike than most of the entire workforce actually making Nike products here in Indonesia.

Watch the video: John Pilger Investigates Corporate Unaccountability In Indonesia