The Corporate State Wins Again

[Mr. Perfect]

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[Mr. Perfect]

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[Mr. Perfect]

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[skyhook77sfg]

so we have another felonious self admitted attribute...

some day some big bubba will welcome his new cellmate

with a proposition that cannot be refused.

[Mr. Perfect]

Ha ha. You guys are so ignorant. I structured an IRS attorney. You guys are so ignorant. Ha ha ha.

[Mr. Perfect]

[skyhook77sfg]

the two concepts you unite in one word are mutually exclusive to me

unless you are referring to my homo sapiens sapiens lineage.

although watching big bad bubba welcome you has no appeal

the path to karmic correctness certainly does.

[noddy]

mr p is correct aslong as the printing presses dont turn american dollars into toilet paper and china isnt controlling the international legal and finance systems .

or a social revolution in the usa gets all .. again.

hopefully he has hedges against such outcomes.

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Hubris personified:


" corporate personhood will never, ever be rescinded or touched in any way, corporations will remain they way they are forever, and every ounce of energy you expend in protest will a complete waste of your life energy while every bit of knowledge I gain will only enrich the people I deem to share it with, forever.

AND EVER

AMEN....



The dollar had collapsed as world reserve currency in 2012 when the worsening economic depression made it clear to Washington’s creditors that the federal budget deficit was too large to be financed except by the printing of money. With the dollar’s demise, import prices skyrocketed. As Americans were unable to afford foreign-made goods, the transnational corporations that were producing offshore for US markets were bankrupted, further eroding the government’s revenue base.

The government was forced to print money in order to pay its bills, causing domestic prices to rise rapidly. Faced with hyperinflation, Washington took recourse in terminating Social Security and Medicare and followed up by confiscating the remnants of private pensions. This provided a one-year respite, but with no more resources to confiscate, money creation and hyperinflation resumed.

Organized food deliveries broke down when the government fought hyperinflation with fixed prices and the mandate that all purchases and sales had to be in US paper currency. Unwilling to trade appreciating goods for depreciating paper, goods disappeared from stores.

When hubris sent America in pursuit of overseas empire, the venture coincided with the offshoring of American manufacturing, industrial, and professional service jobs and the corresponding erosion of the government’s tax base, with the advent of massive budget and trade deficits, with the erosion of the fiat paper currency’s value, and with America’s dependence on foreign creditors and puppet rulers.

The Roman Empire lasted for centuries. The American one collapsed overnight.

Rome’s corruption became the strength of her enemies, and the Western Empire was overrun.

America’s collapse occurred when government ceased to represent the people and became the instrument of a private oligarchy. Decisions were made in behalf of short-term profits for the few at the expense of unmanageable liabilities for the many.

Overwhelmed by liabilities, the government collapsed.


FROM:The Year America Dissolved

BY: Dr. Paul Craig Roberts

Reagan administration economist

conservative social critic

[Mr. Perfect]

[Mr. Perfect]

[Mr. Perfect]

[skyhook77sfg]

speaking as an agnostic (zero data so far on any anthropomorphic divinity's existence or non existence, the true scientific conclusion)

and using terms such as karma in the sense they communicate commonly understood ideas in contemporary usage,

(with of course the exception of cartooon characters like scrooge mcduck and his corporate court jesters )

even ancient observations dressed in stories of gods and godesses cavorting about on high mounts

contained some truths.... most notably the ultimate unavoidable tragic fate

of the stubborn selfinflated stiffnecked selfabsorbed ....

[Mr. Perfect]

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The primary problem with the American political economy is that in the last 10-15 years, elite, liberal technocrats have made common cause with the elite conservative rentiers of the financial and corporate world to form an incipient oligarchy. One sees their fellow Americans paternalistically as children. The other sees us as sheep to be sheared. It’s a common enough ground on which to unite and it is the reason you see a very liberal Democratic Obama administration and a Pelosi-Reid Congressional leadership counterintuitively putting corporate regulation in impenetrable shadows not seen since before the Stock Market Crash of 1929 as if they were the minions of Jay Gould and J.P. Morgan.

Don’t expect mainstream Republicans in Congress to die on any hills fighting for the free market either - they aspire to be the party of no-bid contracts to the Democratic party of government by clout.

http://zenpundit.com/?p=3493

[Tinker]

Corporate personhood will last eternally, just like the holy roman empire.

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when the long term effects of corporate coming chokehold on election finance are obvious

this judicial construct ex nihilo

will be at great risk of revision.


wont be first time

our nine demigods in black

have copped a u.

[Tinker]

[Mr. Perfect]

The corporation depends on the dollar not at all.

Every unit of energy you commit to this issue is wasted energy. You will never ever be able to change anything about it. Ever.

[Mr. Perfect]