Pat Buchanan on Corperate Fascis, video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTbvoiTJKIs&feature=player

emarine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTbvoiTJKIs&feature=player_detailpage

emarine

emarine wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTbvoiTJKIs&feature=player_detailpage

Its a bit long... But this is what they don't want you to think about or for that matter even know about.

emarine

emarine wrote:

Its a bit long... But this is what they don't want you to think about or for that matter even know about.

Wow... not one reply, I was hoping that several would jump all over this and prove it wrong , tare it up and call me a jerk, I have been fact checking several points for a week or so and starting to get a little nervous. Seems like none wans to touch this one.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

emarine wrote:

Wow... not one reply, I was hoping that several would jump all over this and prove it wrong , tare it up and call me a jerk, I have been fact checking several points for a week or so and starting to get a little nervous. Seems like none wans to touch this one.

Considering I literally attempted three times to watch it, and all I saw was a spinning circle, how would you propose anyone comment?

VERY poor presentation gets no interaction.

emarine

AuntiE wrote:

Considering I literally attempted three times to watch it, and all I saw was a spinning circle, how would you propose anyone comment?

VERY poor presentation gets no interaction.

Thanks for the heads up, The video is on you tube and its called...Corporate f*****m, The Destruction of Americas middle class http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=hTbvoiTJKIs

Artemis

emarine wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTbvoiTJKIs&feature=player_detailpage

Something I suspected which has now been validated. Very interesting,and worth while to watch. What is really behind the scene of our government and the workings of big money manipulating our governing process. What will our future hold for us if corporations are people too and their rights will go above ours, these corporations being international. In conclusion, other countries will have the say in the new laws and rights of the American people. How does that feel? :shock:

Artemis

AuntiE wrote:

Considering I literally attempted three times to watch it, and all I saw was a spinning circle, how would you propose anyone comment?

VERY poor presentation gets no interaction.

You may have have had a computer issue at that time,I tried it and it worked fine

emarine

maelstrom wrote:

Something I suspected which has now been validated. Very interesting,and worth while to watch. What is really behind the scene of our government and the workings of big money manipulating our governing process. What will our future hold for us if corporations are people too and their rights will go above ours, these corporations being international. In conclusion, other countries will have the say in the new laws and rights of the American people. How does that feel? :shock:

Very true, We the people are in for a rude awakening if we allow this to progress much further, We have allowed this to happen for too long now, Its time for Americans to stand up and demand our government follow our constitution.... liberty is not for sale to the highest bidder.

AuH2O Jr.

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped after Global Empire and start of Entangling Alliances.

What are you trying to get across based on this video. But I do have a few comments. Before I do that, you should read this, short, blog post.

https://comradeconservative.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/difference-between-american-socialism-american-facism/

So far, they say that corporate f*****m is merger of power of state and corporations. This makes no sense of itself, since corporations have no power and all power resides with the either the governments (whether state or federal) or the consumer (i.e. We the people, citizens).

One point I heard was ens***ement, but this is impossible in the United States. The 13th Amendment clearly states that private individuals, and thus corporations, cannot hold either s***es or involuntary servitude. In fact, only the state or federal government is allowed to own s***es or have involuntary servants.

Further point is that they talk about the middle class. But what makes this so strange is that middle class is a recent phenomena in the United States. The middle class only formed after the Gilded Age, which is what produced so much money that people could become middle class. From having the middle class from that point on, the federal government has grown bigger and bigger to take care of the middle class. So if anything, the rise of corporate f*****m is because of the middle class wanting it.

Another interesting point one of the commentators made was that of how less and less people are taking part in the government, i.e. v****g. So there is no issue here since the people have shown that they don't care what is going on. So it is their fault, based on their inaction, for what is going on.

I think those points I have made are sufficient for now. I can add more if you say what you are trying to get across with this video. I shall watch more of this video at a later date, if you state what you are trying to get across by having some of us watch this video.

emarine

AuH2O Jr. wrote:

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped after Global Empire and start of Entangling Alliances.

What are you trying to get across based on this video. But I do have a few comments. Before I do that, you should read this, short, blog post.

https://comradeconservative.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/difference-between-american-socialism-american-facism/

So far, they say that corporate f*****m is merger of power of state and corporations. This makes no sense of itself, since corporations have no power and all power resides with the either the governments (whether state or federal) or the consumer (i.e. We the people, citizens).

One point I heard was ens***ement, but this is impossible in the United States. The 13th Amendment clearly states that private individuals, and thus corporations, cannot hold either s***es or involuntary servitude. In fact, only the state or federal government is allowed to own s***es or have involuntary servants.

Further point is that they talk about the middle class. But what makes this so strange is that middle class is a recent phenomena in the United States. The middle class only formed after the Gilded Age, which is what produced so much money that people could become middle class. From having the middle class from that point on, the federal government has grown bigger and bigger to take care of the middle class. So if anything, the rise of corporate f*****m is because of the middle class wanting it.

Another interesting point one of the commentators made was that of how less and less people are taking part in the government, i.e. v****g. So there is no issue here since the people have shown that they don't care what is going on. So it is their fault, based on their inaction, for what is going on.

I think those points I have made are sufficient for now. I can add more if you say what you are trying to get across with this video. I shall watch more of this video at a later date, if you state what you are trying to get across by having some of us watch this video.

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped... (show quote)

The Gods honest t***h... the video scared me... There are way too many points in the video I see happening today... The way we have moved away from our constitution, the power of multinational corporations and the corruption in government. You are less than half way through as you get further in it starts to connect the dots on what our possible future holds if left unchecked. I don't think this is any kind of conspiracy theory s**m... I think its a wake up call made by people who care about America. This is a political site and most of the topics are the typical arguing points the media exploits daily .... seems that no one wants to talk about what's in this video or even take the time to view it, I know the video is long with a lot of history, but this problem started long ago...I was hoping that someone on this site had the knowledge to debunk the material in this video because if it accurate, our problems run way deeper than gun control or women's rights, Thanks for your time I do appreciate the feedback

Artemis

Quote : So far, they say that corporate f*****m is merger of power of state and corporations. This makes no sense of itself, since corporations have no power and all power resides with the either the governments (whether state or federal) or the consumer (i.e. We the people, citizens).

This was true, now under Citizens United our Supreme Court has endowed them with rights. This changes the entire speculation of our future ,the scales of justice verses the scales of power.

One point I heard was ens***ement, but this is impossible in the United States.

This is also true, but only if all things remain the same. Every single government in the history of man has a life span, until it is either o*******wn, destroyed or simply erodes away, a new government is put into place, there- go, a birth of a new one. Our Camelot, our beloved America is held in esteem through the principles of our constitution , and the e******y for all. We have to fight to preserve it so it will continue to live.

AuH2O Jr. wrote:

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped after Global Empire and start of Entangling Alliances.

What are you trying to get across based on this video. But I do have a few comments. Before I do that, you should read this, short, blog post.

https://comradeconservative.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/difference-between-american-socialism-american-facism/

So far, they say that corporate f*****m is merger of power of state and corporations. This makes no sense of itself, since corporations have no power and all power resides with the either the governments (whether state or federal) or the consumer (i.e. We the people, citizens).

One point I heard was ens***ement, but this is impossible in the United States. The 13th Amendment clearly states that private individuals, and thus corporations, cannot hold either s***es or involuntary servitude. In fact, only the state or federal government is allowed to own s***es or have involuntary servants.

Further point is that they talk about the middle class. But what makes this so strange is that middle class is a recent phenomena in the United States. The middle class only formed after the Gilded Age, which is what produced so much money that people could become middle class. From having the middle class from that point on, the federal government has grown bigger and bigger to take care of the middle class. So if anything, the rise of corporate f*****m is because of the middle class wanting it.

Another interesting point one of the commentators made was that of how less and less people are taking part in the government, i.e. v****g. So there is no issue here since the people have shown that they don't care what is going on. So it is their fault, based on their inaction, for what is going on.

I think those points I have made are sufficient for now. I can add more if you say what you are trying to get across with this video. I shall watch more of this video at a later date, if you state what you are trying to get across by having some of us watch this video.

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped... (show quote)

Artemis

AuH2O Jr. wrote:

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped after Global Empire and start of Entangling Alliances.

What are you trying to get across based on this video. But I do have a few comments. Before I do that, you should read this, short, blog post.

https://comradeconservative.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/difference-between-american-socialism-american-facism/

So far, they say that corporate f*****m is merger of power of state and corporations. This makes no sense of itself, since corporations have no power and all power resides with the either the governments (whether state or federal) or the consumer (i.e. We the people, citizens).

One point I heard was ens***ement, but this is impossible in the United States. The 13th Amendment clearly states that private individuals, and thus corporations, cannot hold either s***es or involuntary servitude. In fact, only the state or federal government is allowed to own s***es or have involuntary servants.

Further point is that they talk about the middle class. But what makes this so strange is that middle class is a recent phenomena in the United States. The middle class only formed after the Gilded Age, which is what produced so much money that people could become middle class. From having the middle class from that point on, the federal government has grown bigger and bigger to take care of the middle class. So if anything, the rise of corporate f*****m is because of the middle class wanting it.

Another interesting point one of the commentators made was that of how less and less people are taking part in the government, i.e. v****g. So there is no issue here since the people have shown that they don't care what is going on. So it is their fault, based on their inaction, for what is going on.

I think those points I have made are sufficient for now. I can add more if you say what you are trying to get across with this video. I shall watch more of this video at a later date, if you state what you are trying to get across by having some of us watch this video.

I watched the first 30 minutes, for now. I stopped... (show quote)

Hope you don't mind me responding in two posts. I agree with you again to my dismay. Americans are taking for granted what they have, and have become complacent, which is the wost scenario for our future.
An outcome is inevitable, doing nothing is allowing an outcome to take palace that most probably will not be in our favor. I believe the complacency has risen because the people are disgusted with the games and lies of the politicians,they feel ignored and insignificant. Simply put they feel "what is the point". I am not one of those. I must admit at times it seems fruitless.