What is wrong with US?

Government, government, government. That’s what’s wrong with US.

On the other end we have people who claim that no government will result in chaos, which reveals a profound misunderstanding of humanity. Oh, ye of little faith.

So what is government, exactly?

Government is a banding together of a group of people who foist their grandiose schemes of control on other people.

They hire underlings and establish punishments until they have a big enough and nasty enough organization that the people can’t refuse the government.

Governments take on many forms. Here are three of significance.

Republic. An organization that rules by laws that are fair and equal. There have only been two republics in history, Greece and the United States, and both failed.

Democracy. An organization that is ruled by mob. These seven words explain all of the problems, riots, illegal immigrations, and so on, that have beset the United States.

Communism. An organization ruled by an oligarchy, but if you think about it, all governments are ruled by oligarchy. The problem with communism is that it doesn’t allow for individuals or initiative. Perfect for oligarchies, not so good for individuals.

We now come to a couple of ‘sub’ governments which are important to understand, for they are the tools by which people are enslaved.

Communism enslaves people by preaching the existence of the state and negating individuality.

Capitalism enslaves people, but at a much slower rate. It does this by placing emphasis on money to the point that individuals become obsessed with it. Once obsessed they make decisions for the bottom line, and ignore individuals.

Corporatocracy, or as I call it, ‘corpocracy.’

Corpocracy has evolved as the most vile tool of all governmental tools, and is a form of government in itself. Corp means ‘body.’ A corpse means ‘dead body.’ A corpocracy is a tool by which oligarchies can protect their money and not be held accountable for crimes. Thus, ‘dead’ equates to having no soul.

Corporations were originally designed by British rulers. It was a way to encourage ship captains to roam the world. If a ship was lost at sea the owners couldn’t be sued by the investors.

This ‘shielding effect’ has become a tool by which corporations can ignore basic human rights, interfere in the workings of elected governments, and rob and cheat and steal to their heart’s content.

The Clinton’s have a foundation which pretends to be beneficial. Yet expenditures for the benefit of man are very low, and investments are very high. Why would people donate to a sham? Because the Clintons are able to sell very important government favors. And this is merely one small example of the dangers of corpocracies.

Consider that all media corporations are owned by oligarchies, and you will understand why there is no outcry concerning these modern day robber barons.

And, consider that in this recent dog and pony show called the war between Russia and Ukraine virtually every corporation in the world has declared war on Russia. Now why would corporations, who are notorious abusers of human rights, declare war on a country and put aside profits?

Because they are members of a bigger corporation. A global corporation.

So, there is the problem, but what do we do about it?

Individuals have to band together and write laws that will not favor the corporations, but rather hold them accountable. This will be difficult because corporations have expensive lawyers, and because the court system has become ‘packed’ in favor of the corporations.

But the real difficulty is not in writing the laws and fighting the fight. The real difficulty is getting mom and pop to cancel that trip to Disneyland.

Al Case is the webmaster of The Daily Neutron. He is the author of ‘The Science of Government: Fixing the World One Government at a time.’ It’s a good book and you should read the reviews on it and then purchase it at Amazon.