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We Should Consider Corporate Domination and How Corporate Rule is Breeding a Larger Division Between the Haves and Have Nots in the New World Order.

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The topic of corporate domination covers numerous ideologies but it boils down to who’s in control.

It’s important that Americans wake up to the way that elite ownership of large multinationals takes advantage of the “little guy”.

The following quote comes from pcdf.org and is based on the book When Corporations Rule the World, by David Korten.

“Once upon a time local communities looked to corporations not only as sources of jobs, but as a well of tax revenues to help cover the costs of essential local infrastructure and public services.

“For example, in 1957, corporations in the United States provided 45 percent of local property tax revenues.

“By 1987 their share had dropped to about 16 percent.

“Indeed, local governments are now forced by the dynamics of global competition not only to give most large corporations tax breaks, but as well to directly subsidize their operations with public funds.”

It’s no small surprise that most major corporations are owned by the global banking elite who are interested not only in making as much money as possible, but in garnering enough power to form a One World Government.

This, of course, they will run and profit from.

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Corporate Domination Ex. in SC

The state of South Carolina in the United States has been warmly praised by the business press for its successful competitive bid for a new BMW auto plant.

The company was attracted in part by cheap, non-union labor and tax concessions.

“In addition, when BMW said it favored a 1,000 acre tract on which a large number of middle class homes were already located, the state spent $36.6 million to buy the 140 properties and leased the site back to the company at $1 a year.

“The state also picked up the costs of recruiting, screening, and training workers for the new plant, and raised an additional $2.8 million from private sources to send newly hired engineers for training in Germany.

“The total cost to the South Carolina taxpayers for these and other subsidies to attract BMW will amount to $130 million over thirty years.

“This is what global competition is really about local communities and workers competing against one another to absorb ever more of the production costs of the world’s most powerful and profitable corporations.”

It’s the little person who will be made to pay for the banking elite’s plan and this is one example of it.

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Corporate Domination Established

“The big corporations, our clients, are scared shitless of the environmental movement,’ Mankiewicz confided. 

“They sense that there’s a majority out there and that the emotions are all on the other side-if they can be heard. They think the politicians are going to yield to the emotions.

“I think the corporations are wrong about that.

“I think the companies will have to give in only at insignificant levels. Because the companies are too strong, they’re the establishment.

“The environmentalists are going to have to be like the mob in the square in Romania before they prevail.“

-William Greider, in Who Will Tell the People?, (p. 24)

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