Mega-Corporation Decide the Fate of Humanity vs Consumers Decide Which Companies Prosper. Your Help is Needed. Which Side Will Win? Humanity or Fascit Mega-Corporations?

Mega-Corporation Decide the Fate of Humanity vs Consumers Decide Which Companies Prosper

Your Help is Needed.

Which Side Will Win? Humanity or Fascit Mega-Corporations?

MEGA-CORPORATIONS ARE THE BUSINESS ARM OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER

CORPORATIONS ARE EVIL

THEY HAVE PROVEN THEY ARE THE ENEMIES OF HUMANITY AND FREEDOM

The 4th Idustrial Revolution, Robots and Artificial Intelligence is Ready to Replace YOU
To Steall EVERYONES JOBS.

If Consumers Unite and Stand up and WITH-HOLD their Financial Support-We Can Bring Them To Their Knees.

If Humanity Fails to Destroy the Grip of Power that they Hold Over Society-
THEY WILL FORCE THE GREAT RESET AND BRING THE MASSES TO THEIR KNEES AS SLAVES

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED TO REPORT ON ANTI-HUMAN POLICIES BEING COMMITTED AGAINST US
EVERYONE NEEDS TO HELP ORGANIZE RESISTANCE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

FIGHT OR DIE. IT REALLY IS THAT SIMPLE…

@OratorBlog 5-4-2022

CORPORATE NATIONS: Threat to state sovereignty?
Could the Googles and the Amazons of the world take over the roles of governments? Their sheer sizes certainly give them tremendous power. How about influence?
Joining us on Roundtable today is Dorothy Guerrero, Head of Policy at Global Justice Now, Professor Collins Ntim, expert in corporate social accountability at the University of Southampton and Lorenzo Marsili, political activist and founder of international NGO European Alternatives.

What Is Fascism?

Trump calls for BOYCOTT of all WOKE companies, how this ENDS the culture war
Former Republican President Donald Trump has now called for the boycott of all companies that have catered to woke liberal demands to denounce the new George voter law that requires Voter ID. 
As former POTUS Trump requests his loyal supporters and MAGA fans to come together and prove to the MLB, Delta Airlines, UPS, JP Morgan and the other companies that listen to their liberal overlords actually do not care about justice or have a sort of moral compass that guides their business decision making. They only care about the bottom line. And if enough people boycott the cancel culture affiliate companies, this whole culture war will actually turn right around.

How 5 Mega-Corporations Control Everything You Watch on TV May 12, 2018
Want a variety of truly different, independent viewpoints? Too bad! Almost everything you watch, read, or hear is controlled by these 5 Mega-Corporations. 

You will OWN NOTHING, and you will be HAPPY” | Douglas Kruger
The Great Reset Is Accelerating Into Global Tyranny
‘The Great Reset’ is an idea put forward by the World Economic Forum to fundamentally restructure the global economy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. David Ansara of the CRA speaks with author, Douglas Kruger, about the ideological underpinnings of the ‘Davos agenda’ and the risk it poses to property rights. 

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola
https://flybynews.wordpress.com/2021/09/30/the-great-reset-is-accelerating-into-global-tyranny/
Story at-a-glance
The World Economic Forum’s 2030 agenda includes the dictum that you will “own nothing and be happy.” The unstated implication is that the world’s resources will be owned and controlled by the technocratic elite, and you’ll have to pay for the temporary use of everything
The WEF’s 2030 agenda is part of what is now advertised as The Great Reset
Also part of The Great Reset is the transition from shareholder capitalism to “stakeholder capitalism,” which world leaders claim will provide “equity” for all
In reality, stakeholder capitalism destroys freedom and shifts power over nations from elected governments to private corporations and other unelected “stakeholders” such as the WEF
Since the first quarter of 2020, we’ve already gotten a taste of what The Great Reset will mean for public health. The basic premise is that of a biosecurity state, where unelected “stakeholders” decide what is best for everyone
The World Economic Forum’s 2030 agenda includes the strangely ominous dictum that you will “own nothing and be happy.” The unstated implication is that the world’s resources will be owned and controlled by the technocratic elite, and you’ll have to pay for the temporary use of absolutely everything.
Nothing will actually belong to you. All items and resources are to be used by the collective, while actual ownership is restricted to an upper stratum of social class. Just how will this imposed serfdom make you happy?
Again, the unstated implication is that lack of ownership is a convenience — they’re just making your life easier. Rent a pot and then return it. You don’t need storage space! Imagine the freedom! They even promise the convenience of automatic drone delivery straight to your door.
Artificial intelligence — which is siphoning your data about every aspect of your existence through nearly every piece of technology and appliance you own — will run your life, predicting your every mood and desire, catering to your every whim. Ah, the luxury of not having to make any decisions!
Planned Theft Under the Cover of a Pandemic

HARVARD AND MEGA-CORPORATIONS ARE WAGING A WAR TO WIN OVER THE MINDS OF THE MASSES

THEY DO NOT GIVE A DAMN ABOUT PEOPLE, BUT THEY REALLY DO CARE ABOUT WHAT YOU THINK

Building Trust to Combat the Spread of Misinformation about Corporations
April 20, 2022
Fake news has been blamed for its role in undermining democratic processes and hurting the self-esteem of teenagers, but corporations are also feeling its effects. Misinformation about organizations can be direct—such as false claims about products or about corporate policies—and the repercussions can lead to stock price drops or revenue hits. Roberto Cavazos, an economics professor at the University of Baltimore, estimated that the spread of false and misleading messages online alone cost the global economy $78 billion in 2019.1
https://hbr.org/sponsored/2022/04/building-trust-to-combat-the-spread-of-misinformation-about-corporations

The Great Reset: The Davos playbook for the post-Covid world
Jun 11, 2021 · Backed as it is by the full weight of some of the world’s most powerful financial interests and technology corporations, the Great Reset is more than a theoretical construct or a techno-fantasy ..
https://countercurrents.org/2021/06/the-great-reset-the-davos-playbook-for-the-post-covid-world/

Top 10 Most Evil Tech Corporations In The World sJul 26, 2021
In this video, we have dug to the bottom of the barrel to identify the world’s most evil technology companies that will make you doubt their motives.

The Age Of Trillion Dollar Mega-Corporations Feb 20, 2020
Want to learn more about trillion-dollar mega-corporations? We recommend reading “The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google”, by Scott Galloway

Why Corporations Are Becoming More EVIL
James breaks down why corporations are becoming more evil. Corporate consolidation? Management’s monopoly power over workers? Business school education? Or all of the above.

Roadblocks to Republic: Manifesto of American Fascism
October 8, 2018, Mark Albertson presented the last lecture in his Roadblocks to Republic series. 
America’s founding as a Republic was not without its impediments; so inspired as they were from the ranks of the Revolutionary Generation themselves. Join us for this four-week series as we discuss.
Week Four: Manifesto of American Fascism.
August 23, 1971, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., nominated to the Supreme Court by President Richard Nixon, penned a, “Confidential Memorandum: Attack on American Free Enterprise System.” This document follows the tumultuous 1960s, replete with the raucous Civil Rights movement, the convulsive Anti-War agenda, and the “revolutionary temerity” of students as well as academics calling into question the rudiments of America’s State Religion, Capitalism.

Top 10 Evil Corporations 2016

 

(While Some of the Videos Below Represent a Liberal Viewpoint, the Warnings Against Growing Corporate Power and Fascism Are Still Valid)

Jason Stanley Warns: “America Is Now in Fascism’s Legal Phase” | Amanpour and Company
Yale philosophy professor Jason Stanley sees January 6, 2021 as part of a history of fascist impulses in American politics. This is the focus of his book “How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them.” His latest article in The Guardian is titled “America is now in fascism’s legal phase.” Stanley speaks with Michel Martin about what he calls an “extremely critical moment” for democracy around the world.
Originally aired on January 6, 2021.

Fascism is Back. We Need to Take it Seriously. | Arthur Snell | TEDxLondonBusinessSchool
TEDx Talks
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Many of us believe fascism to be an artefact of the early to mid 20th century. Arthur is here to tell us that it’s back and teach us how to fight it. Arthur Snell is a former UK diplomat and works as an advisor on international politics and security to a range of corporations, institutions and governments. Arthur Snell worked in Britain’s foreign service for 16 years. His career took him to Yemen, Iraq and Afghanistan, among other places. From 2010 to 2014 he was Britain’s High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago. Since 2014, Arthur has worked as an advisor on international politics and security to a range of corporations, institutions and governments. He is writing a book on Britain and the breakdown of the global order. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

How Fascism Works: A Warning for the U.S. | Amanpour and Company
Jason Stanley is a professor of philosophy at Yale University, and in his new book “How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them,” he explores the inner mechanics of fascism and the forces that drive dictatorships. Stanley joins Hari Sreenivasan to explain his concern at signs of fascism on the rise in the U.S. 
Originally aired on July 23, 2020.

A Conversation with Chris Hedges: Corporate Totalitarianism
Chris Hedges, writer and commentator, was a member of the Pulitzer-winning team reporting on global terrorism for The New York Times. Hedges received an individual award from the Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism. An online columnist and the host of an Emmy-nominated television show, Hedges has been a war correspondent for The New York Times, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The Christian Science Monitor, reporting from Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans. He has written 12 books including the bestsellers “American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America” and “Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle” and “Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt,” His book “War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning” was a National Book Critics Circle finalist and his most recent book is “America: The Farewell Tour.” 
Hedges talks about the rise of corporate power and the danger of fascism around the globe, based on personal experience as well as academic scholarship. He has been a teacher inside the American prison system for the past ten years; a reporter on the front line at violent coups and successful revolutions in foreign countries for the preceding two decades; and an ordained Presbyterian minister and competitive boxer in earlier years. Hedges is a graduate of Harvard University and has taught at Columbia University, New York University, Princeton University and the University of Toronto.

The Corporation – Documentary
Based on Joel Bakan’s bestseller The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, this 26-award-winning documentary explores a corporation’s inner workings, curious history, controversial impacts and possible futures. One hundred and fifty years ago, a corporation was a relatively insignificant entity. Today, it is a vivid, dramatic, and pervasive presence in all our lives. Like the Church, the Monarchy and the Communist Party in other times and places, a corporation is today’s dominant institution. Charting the rise of such an institution aimed at achieving specific economic goals, the documentary also recounts victories against this apparently invincible force.
‘The New Corporation’ was released in 2020.
See the film and the trailer that Twitter censored!  http://cooool.io/59LqNXz

 

We Should Ban china products

How to Overthrow Corporate Rule in 5 Not-so-easy Steps
http://www.corporations.org/solutions/
(THIS WEBPAGE IS FULL OF DOCUMENTS AND LINKS TO TAKE ACTION)
Resources and information on fighting corporate power, democratizing our government and freeing people’s time.
Many people are spending a lot of their time volunteering to stop specific environmental threats, to address a specific labor issue, or to stop various other corporate abuses to our communities. The number of problems seems endless. Isn’t there a faster way to save the world?

This page is devoted to those who are interested in getting to the root of society’s problems. How nice would it be if our government wasn’t answering to their corporate masters, but to community concerns? How much easier would our efforts be if people weren’t so overworked and had more time to volunteer? Wouldn’t it be great to have the media reporting critically on serious community issues rather than pandering to the the interests of their wealthy owners and advertizers?

These are the reforms that make other reforms possible.
Take away their money:
Stop privatization / Re-socialize systems
Privatized systems mean that corporations get to profit from providing important social services which could be provided by (hopefully democratically-controlled) public bodies. Get involved in efforts to stop privitization of schools, municipal water/sewer systems, trash collection or other social services. Better yet, get involved in efforts to put services like health care or electric power under public control.
White Paper on Privatization
Polaris Institute
Public Services International Research Unit
Boycott / protest big corporations
Withdraw your support from large corporations by consuming less and supporting local, small businesses when possible.
Corporate Dirt Archives (learn what’s wrong with specific corporations)
Fight corporate “wealthfare”
Get corporations off the public dole and work to stop subsidy abuse by opposing things like public funding for private stadiums, excessive and unneeded highway projects and other tax breaks, subsidies and bailouts which are not in the public interest. Welfare is for people, not corporations!
Corporate Welfare Information Center
Electoral/democracy:
[A more comprehensive list of election reform resources can now be found on our electoral reform page.]

Instant Runoff Voting
Don’t let the government make you pick the “lesser of two evils” when you vote. With instant runoff voting, you can vote your conscience without fear by picking your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices (and so on). Start by putting this electoral process into practice on the local level – in your town, county or state.
Center for Voting and Democracy
Instant Run-Off.com
Try out IRV here
Public financing of elections
Get corporate money out of our elections!
Corporate Control of Government (the basics on public campaign financing)
Public Campaign (a national group working to get private/corporate money out of our elections)
Researching Your Politicians (info on who is funding your politicians plus resources on corporate control of elections)
Ballot access / 3rd parties
Support efforts to help 3rd parties get on the ballot and challenge the two corporate parties!
Green Party
Ballot Access News
Initiative and Referendum
Put more decisions directly in the hands of the voters. If your state doesn’t allow initiative and referendum, join others to pass a law to allow for it. If you already have it in your state, get involved with ballot initiatives and use it to press for further democracy measures.
Ballot Initiative Strategy Center
Initiative & Referendum Institute / Ballot Watch
…see more election reforms here

Democratize media
The majority of all media in the U.S. is now owned by only six mega-corporations. Join movements to democratize media. Democracy is impossible without being able to hear voices of dissent.
Media Reform Information Center
Democratize your university
Colleges and universities are increasingly being controlled by corporate interests for their own gain. Work with others to pry education out of the corporate grip.
Democratizing Education Network
Structural attacks:
Local ordinances which attack corporate rights
Work on the local or state level to exert the rights of people over corporations.
Challenging Corporate Authority (Part of the Alliance for Democracy’s Campaign to End Corporate Rule)
Corporate Personhood Initiatives (ReclaimDemocracy.org)
CELDF Corporations & Democracy Program
Getting corporations out of our grade schools
Throughout the U.S., local school boards are the easiest public office to run for and win. Take over your local school board if necessary and work to get corporate influence out of public schools.
Commercialism in Education Research Unit
Fighting global corporatization
Think globally, act locally! Build community awareness of “free trade” agreements and hold your congressperson and senators accountable for their votes. Pass “WTO-free zone” resolutions and other local expressions of opposition to trade agreements which would trump the rights of local and state governments to protect citizens from corporate abuses. If you can, act globally as well by gathering people to go with you to rallies and protests against major global corporatization conferences.
Global Trade Watch
Global Exchange
Independent Media Centers
Human/worker rights:
30 hour work week
30 hours work for 40 hours pay! Thanks to union organizing in years past, we now have the weekend, 8 hour work-days and 40 hour work weeks. In 1933, the 30 hour work week nearly became law when both the U.S. Senate and House passed it only to have it vetoed by President Roosevelt (who later regretted doing so). Sharing the work reduces unemployment and gives working people more personal time, which can free people up for move civic engagement.
Take Back Your Time
Center for a New American Dream
Downsizing vs. Timesizing
The Free Time / Free People Project
“The End of Work” book by Jeremy Rifkin (Notes from the book)
Universal health care
Make the 30 hour work week possible by making health care a right (covering all people through one “single-payer” governmental system), not a privilege (where just certain working people are covered through multiple bureaucratic insurance corporations) and removing the incentive for corporations to avoid hiring full time workers.
Health Care NOW!
Physicians for a National Health Program
Universal Health Care Action Network
Health Care Action Group (Alliance for Democracy)
Redesign Corporations:
Take away their personhood; Roll back their rights and definitions; Revoke corporate charters
Work towards the day when our states attorneys general revoke the charters of offending corporations and when state legislatures change their incorporation codes, rolling back the “rights” of corporations to where they used to be.
Fixing Corporations–Part 1: Legacy Of The Founding Parents
Fixing Corporations–Part 2: Corporations For The Seventh Generation
Program on Corporations, Law & Democracy (POCLAD)
Ending Corporate Governance
Reclaim Democracy
The Divine Right of Capital