Tag: super-rich families
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Should we be working to death? Economical implications
They say it is a moral obligation to work, as our culture perceives it (sometimes working to death). Not only should you be in the super complicated network, where different constellations make a common good, but our beloved mainstream capitalist theorists adore so much (this is an irony). But you should move, educate more (of…
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Religious clientelism? A Jew? You remain jobless
We should teach young pupils that religions which all ceased to exist (sic!) were nothing but man-made phenomena derrived from ignorance, absence of scientific inquiry, with no internal logic, with no evidence supporting it. But no! We live in the age where not only religions thrive, but religious clientelism exist in its unbeliveably absurd forms.…
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Who never ever Elon Musk and US presidents mention?
They rant, attack, blame, scream outrageous things, vigorously stand by their lunatic opinions, and try to gain as much money and power as they can. But their “freedom of speaking” isn’t much of a freedom of speaking. It is on the European level, which actually isn’t any freedom of speaking (or perverted one). There are…
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The US super-rich groups may be good. But at what cost?
The super-rich families ruling the US, which is something evidence-based, may act to benefit the US citizens. I guess you think I have gone mad again. No, the US super-rich groups may really be useful. In this article, I will present what are the benefits and negatives of the ruling forces of the US. When…
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It’s politics! China supports warmonger
Carl Von Clausewitz famously proclaimed: “War is merely an extension of diplomacy.” So it is no surprise that China supports a warmonger (Russia in this case and the Russo-Ukrainian war). I am certainly fully aware that the Russo-Ukrainian war is not a black-and-white issue. Brief deep context of the Russo-Ukrainian war If the West hadn’t…
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The most controversial book ever – how the political background really looks like. And make mathematics out of it
98 % of politics (including sheer political statements) is the result of the background deals which are results of intertwined constellations of lobbyists, movers-and-shakers, crooks, secret services (public or hidden) and those whom they are serving. The super-rich groups, multinational companies, lodges, banks and so on. The order doesn’t necessarily reflect whether the particular subject…
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What if Clinton had won? More democracy and a more peaceful world
Don’t get me wrong! The Clintons were political predators who destroyed the careers of tons of politicians. They were (or maybe are) keeping records of enemies they needed to destroy. Needless to say, politics is a cruel discipline, you will get out of the game even though it may be morally completely wrong (from the…
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Big money, secret services and why Wikipedia may not be independent?
Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger, the founders of Wikipedia, did a terrific thing by not making Wikipedia a big commercial project. They could have been dollar billionaires easily. But they preferred making Wikipedia independent (in their view). Of course, they did not know the hidden political map of the USA. And they luckily crossed the…
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Global modern slavery. Why we don’t fight it? It serves well the super-rich
I have once a read book about background politics and the author said that the eminences had their moral compass back in time. Now they are sociopathic. People get fired from jobs and it is a huge negative consequence of capitalism, but being hooked on some drugs and beaten and tortured when you don’t fulfill…
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When the super-rich rule: The worst professions: politicians and journalists
Money, power, and fame. You may say that they chose it. But things are – as usual – more complicated. Since capitalism is in the absolute majority of examples ruling of the richest class, the super-rich groups (the puppet masters, the crony capitalists) are intertwined with journalists and politicians. You may say the super-rich own…