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Category Archives: corporations
Where is the Accountability for the Killers Ushering in the Climate Apocalypse?
Today’s climate crisis dwarfs the 1940s threat of Nazism, the 9/11 attack, or the massive bank robberies that took place during the Reagan & Bush administrations. It threatens all life on earth… By Thom Hartmann/ hartmannreport.com/ May 25, 20 If … Continue reading
Banking Greed
Can We Stop the Greed-Heads From Their Destruction of Banking & More? As we learned from the Iroquois, working on behalf of and protecting society from greedy predators should be the first job of every government… By Thom Hartmann/ The … Continue reading
Posted in America, corporations, Donald Trump, Economics, economy, finance, government, politics, Wall Street
Tagged deregulation, FDIC, greed, Silicon Valley Bank, Thom Hartmann
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Thank You, Chevron (I think)
Here is the backstory for this “Chevron ad”…….. FREE DANZINGER Arlen, I am so happy to connect again and so deeply grateful for your support. I write to update you on an astounding development in the media world. A new commercial … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, corporations, environment, humor, law, media, political humor, politics
Tagged Adam McKay, Amazon River, Chevron, Chevron ad, Ecuador, Steve Donziger
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The Laughing Stock of the World
(Michael Moore recounts how a once-proud advancing nation is moving downward too quickly. Why do we not care about our poor and working class citizens? Our priorities are apparently helping the wealthy. Many countries make a point of helping their … Continue reading
Posted in America, Congress, corporations, Economics, economy, Europe, government, inequality, Joe Biden, politics
Tagged European Union, Michael Moore, President Biden
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The Anonymous Executioners of the Corporate State
By Chris Hedges/ ScheerPost/ October 6, 2021 Judge Loretta Preska, an advisor to the conservative Federalist Society, to which Chevron is a major donor, sentenced human rights attorney and Chevron nemesis Steven Donziger to six months in prison Friday for … Continue reading
Posted in America, civil liberties, corporations, crime, democracy, government, Justice, politics
Tagged Chevron, Chris Hedges, Equador, Loretta Preska, ScheerPost, steven donziger, Victor Klemperer, whistleblower
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Media Madness
The Incredible Belief That Corporate Ownership Does Not Influence Media Content By Alison Rose Levy/ FAIR/ September 17, 2019 As Sen. Bernie Sanders (CJR, 8/26/19) has recently noted, corporate ownership of media interferes with the core societal function of the … Continue reading
Posted in corporations, environment, government, media
Tagged Alison Rose Levy, Ed Schultz, FAIR, media conglomerates, media consolidation, Media Monopoly, MSNBC, TPP
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Corporate Democrats
Our broken political system demands that politicians look to big corporate donors in order to get elected. Corporate Democrats take the money and show their gratitude by voting in ways that please their benefactors. This video shows how it is … Continue reading
Dysfunctional Economics
Posted in America, corporations, Economics, economy, government, inequality, labor, politics
Tagged capitalism, minimum wage, Nick Hanauer, socialism
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The Billionaires Won. The Rest of Us Lost.
By Arlen Grossman It’s not your grandfather’s America anymore. Democracy in the United States has failed. So we shouldn’t be surprised when tax cuts favor the wealthy, and we see the rich growing richer and the poor losing ground. In addition, … Continue reading
Posted in America, corporations, economy, government, inequality, politics
Tagged Benjamin Page, Big Corporations, billionaires, Lewis Powell, Martin Gilens, oligarchy, plutocracy, Powell Memo
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