[FairfieldLife] Who really runs the world (was Re: U.S. Immigration)

[off_world_beings]

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 , new.morning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 , TurquoiseB  wrote:
> >
> >
> > You people are so...so...nineteenth century. You
> > still think in terms of countries, as if they
> > were important and were running the planet. It's
> > a corporate planet, and has been for some time.
> >
> > Of the top 150 economic entities on the planet
> > by GDP, two thirds of them are *companies*, not
> > countries:
> >
> > http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0220-roundtable.html

>
> I KNOW. We should nationalize all those profit sucking monsters and
> then we will be happy because the mother of all, the fountain of all
> wealth and happiness, the government, will be ALL. Dick Cheney and the
> congress could be running EVERYTHING. Ah, Paradise!


Lol, Dick Cheney IS corporate greed incarnate idiot! He has made more
money from the Iraq war than he ever made in his life !


> And all those pesky other things necessary to make a profit:>>

ROTFLMAO ! !

What profit you idiot ! Your airlines and banks are going bankrupt and
your country is in debt up to your eyeballs to the Chinese ! All you've
done is print illegal monay and now its come back to bite you in the
ass. Europeans are buying up America as we speak.


> Yes! And since thats what Blackwell does, I am sure its what EVERY
> corporation does. >>

Don't you mean BLACKWATER? - - largest private mercenary company in the
world, and does Dick Cheney's bidding !

Again, nationalize all of the F**kers and let our
> blessed benevolent Cheney and Congress and giude us with wisdom,
> insight and benevolence,
>
> yes -- private companies should ONLY do what the government tells
them.>>

They already do you moron ! The Fed controls them and the profits
ultimately go to the War Machine.

> Yes! Thank you for revealing the =golden path" to the future. And when
> capitalism is dead, >

Capitalism has NEVER existed in America you idiot !  Its always been
controlloed for the benifit of the rich. USA was built on the virtual
annihilation of one race and the slavery of another (right up until the
1970's and beyond)  Now the gap between rich and poor in America is
WORSE than ever, the US owes more money that it can ever generate
legally, and Europeans and others are literally buying the best parts of
America as we speak.

OffWorld

[FairfieldLife] Who really runs the world (was Re: U.S. Immigration)

[off_world_beings]

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 , TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 , "John"  wrote:
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 , Bhairitu  wrote:
> >
> > I agree that there should be some help for the people involved.
> > But the people should take the initiative to find other
> > opportunities when their current jobs are at a dead end. There's
> > a reason why some jobs are being outsourced to other countries.
> > That's because it's more efficient to do so.
>
> For whom?
>
> You people are so...so...nineteenth century. You
> still think in terms of countries, as if they
> were important and were running the planet. It's
> a corporate planet, and has been for some time.
>
> Of the top 150 economic entities on the planet
> by GDP, two thirds of them are *companies*, not
> countries:
>
> http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0220-roundtable.html

>
> > On the other, pure capitalism is not the answer either.  There
> > should be an economic system that allows the people to take care
> > of their economic needs and their spiritual well being.
>
> Dream on. There is only one rule among the two
> thirds of the economic entities on this planet,
> and that is profit. They all think like Shemp.
> (Isn't THAT a scary thought?)
>
> The corporations make their own rules, they make
> their own laws (in Iraq, Blackwater employees can
> now not be prosecuted for crimes that are still
> illegal for Iraqis and U.S. soldiers, including
> murder), and they do not answer to voters, only
> to their bottom line and the shareholders. And,
> as evidenced by the history of the United States
> in the last few years, many of the 1/3 of countries
> do the bidding of the corporations, not vice-versa.
>
> Immigration, schmimigration. That's just where you
> live. Wherever you do, chances are you work --
> directly or indirectly -- for one of the real powers
> on the planet.
>
> WAKE UP, people...you are living in the past. It's
> no longer a world run by countries. It's a multi-
> national corporate world in which countries are
> quickly becoming irrelevant. They have their own
> armies and they make and fight their own wars. The
> corporate-run world of the future, portrayed in
> fiction by William Gibson and TV series like Charlie
> Jade and movies like War, Inc., is NOT a thing of
> the future. It's here now.>>

I totally agree with Turq. (and that's a first !)

OffWorld

Re: [FairfieldLife] Who really runs the world (was Re: U.S. Immigration)

[Bhairitu]

TurquoiseB wrote:
> WAKE UP, people...you are living in the past. It's
> no longer a world run by countries. It's a multi-
> national corporate world in which countries are
> quickly becoming irrelevant. They have their own
> armies and they make and fight their own wars. The 
> corporate-run world of the future, portrayed in 
> fiction by William Gibson and TV series like Charlie 
> Jade and movies like War, Inc., is NOT a thing of 
> the future. It's here now. 
Yup, I've been saying that for some time too.  And it's an ugly world 
run by the third rung merchant caste. ;-)
But these things go in cycles so the sudras will rule next then back to 
the brahmans.  :D

Don't forget "Blade Runner' as a corporate world as well as "Outland" 
and "Alien."  I also criticized the fact that when software companies go 
public they produce "stockholder-ware" and the customer falls by the 
wayside.

Best thing to do?  Deprogram everyone of all the programming they had 
down through the centuries.  Now that would be enlightenment!  :)

[FairfieldLife] Who really runs the world (was Re: U.S. Immigration)

[new . morning]

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> You people are so...so...nineteenth century. You 
> still think in terms of countries, as if they
> were important and were running the planet. It's
> a corporate planet, and has been for some time.
> 
> Of the top 150 economic entities on the planet
> by GDP, two thirds of them are *companies*, not
> countries:
> 
> http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0220-roundtable.html

I KNOW. We should nationalize all those profit sucking monsters and
then we will be happy because the mother of all, the fountain of all
wealth and happiness, the government, will be ALL. Dick Cheney and the
congress could be running EVERYTHING. Ah, Paradise!

> 
> > On the other, pure capitalism is not the answer either.

So the answer is not something that was attempted in the 18th century.
I am sure you have a point in there somewhere.


>  There 
> > should be an economic system that allows the people to take care 
> > of their economic needs and their spiritual well being.
> 
> Dream on. There is only one rule among the two
> thirds of the economic entities on this planet,
> and that is profit.

And all those pesky other things necessary to make a profit:
identifying needs and filling them more efficiently than others. Damn
that Apple, creating that I-phone JUST to make a profit. DAmn that
Intel and AMD for making faster and more powerful CPU's! Damn those
memory makers who have driven the price of 4 GIG of RAM into chump
change. Damn people who wake up in the morning and who want to make money!


> The corporations make their own rules, they make
> their own laws (in Iraq, Blackwater employees can
> now not be prosecuted for crimes that are still
> illegal for Iraqis and U.S. soldiers, including
> murder), and they do not answer to voters, only
> to their bottom line and the shareholders. 

Yes! And since thats what Blackwell does, I am sure its what EVERY
corporation does. Again, nationalize all of the F**kers and let our
blessed benevolent Cheney and Congress and giude us with wisdom,
insight and benevolence, 

> And,
> as evidenced by the history of the United States 
> in the last few years, many of the 1/3 of countries
> do the bidding of the corporations, not vice-versa.

yes -- private companies should ONY do what the government tells them.
Nothing more. Nothing less. Congress is way smarter and efficient that
a bunch of scum who produce stuff. How slimy is THAT. producing stuff
that people want to buy.
 
> Immigration, schmimigration. That's just where you
> live. Wherever you do, chances are you work --
> directly or indirectly -- for one of the real powers
> on the planet. 
 
> WAKE UP, people...you are living in the past.

Yes! Thank you for revealing the =golden path" to the future. And when
capitalism is dead, and ALL those filthy pig capitalists are dead,
then Turq, Nab and Burut can provide guidance in an enlightened sort
of way. Can't Wait!! 

> It's
> no longer a world run by countries. It's a multi-
> national corporate world in which countries are
> quickly becoming irrelevant. They have their own
> armies and they make and fight their own wars. The 
> corporate-run world of the future, portrayed in 
> fiction by William Gibson and TV series like Charlie 
> Jade and movies like War, Inc., is NOT a thing of 
> the future. It's here now.


I KNOW! I get all of my information on how bad things are from TV
dramas. Reading stuff just sucks you into the what THEY want you to think!

[FairfieldLife] Who really runs the world (was Re: U.S. Immigration)

[TurquoiseB]

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu  wrote:
>
> I agree that there should be some help for the people involved.  
> But the people should take the initiative to find other 
> opportunities when their current jobs are at a dead end. There's 
> a reason why some jobs are being outsourced to other countries.  
> That's because it's more efficient to do so.

For whom?

You people are so...so...nineteenth century. You 
still think in terms of countries, as if they
were important and were running the planet. It's
a corporate planet, and has been for some time.

Of the top 150 economic entities on the planet
by GDP, two thirds of them are *companies*, not
countries:

http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0220-roundtable.html

> On the other, pure capitalism is not the answer either.  There 
> should be an economic system that allows the people to take care 
> of their economic needs and their spiritual well being.

Dream on. There is only one rule among the two
thirds of the economic entities on this planet,
and that is profit. They all think like Shemp.
(Isn't THAT a scary thought?)

The corporations make their own rules, they make
their own laws (in Iraq, Blackwater employees can
now not be prosecuted for crimes that are still
illegal for Iraqis and U.S. soldiers, including
murder), and they do not answer to voters, only
to their bottom line and the shareholders. And,
as evidenced by the history of the United States 
in the last few years, many of the 1/3 of countries
do the bidding of the corporations, not vice-versa.

Immigration, schmimigration. That's just where you
live. Wherever you do, chances are you work --
directly or indirectly -- for one of the real powers
on the planet. 

WAKE UP, people...you are living in the past. It's
no longer a world run by countries. It's a multi-
national corporate world in which countries are
quickly becoming irrelevant. They have their own
armies and they make and fight their own wars. The 
corporate-run world of the future, portrayed in 
fiction by William Gibson and TV series like Charlie 
Jade and movies like War, Inc., is NOT a thing of 
the future. It's here now.