We know that outfits like US Chamber of Commerce and the Koch Boys are working hard to get a certain control over politics here in the US. It's just too obvious not to be the case. We also know that they're willing to spend gi-normous amounts of cash buying people like Clarence Thomas to help them keep it "legal". We know all that, and we've (I've) been assuming they intend to concentrate on owning the process here in the US - but what about the rest of the world? There's way too much going on in way too many places where big American Companies have big deal interests at stake.
How much will these Corporations have to spend, in how many different countries, to ensure their interests are looked after?
Maybe I'm just hoping for rescue here, but isn't there something happening right now that will eventually make it impossible for a global oligarchy to consolidate power? And isn't there some probability that it could all change without the kind of apocalyptic collapse that so many keep telling us is inevitable no matter what we do?
What if this scenario of economic implosion is the Big Lie that keeps us in thrall either to the Bosses who tell us to ignore the man behind the curtain and get back to work; or to the Anti-Bosses who tell us the whole thing blows up if we do as the Bosses tell us?
World conquest has been tried for as long as there's been a world to conquer. And somehow, the world remains undefeated.
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