Tag: super-rich interest groups
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Evidence-based super-rich families and bankers
I strongly believe that knowing who rules us is part of the repertoire of every individual who considers themselves educated. But these are just conspiracy theories, aren’t they? No, it is heavily evidence-based, with strong internal logic. For example, every country is affected by the Iron Law of Oligarchization, and every country has its background…
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How the USA’s super-rich formed World War 1 and World War 2
The idea that the United States intervened in both World Wars purely for moral reasons is a fairy tale meant for children. In truth, it was the economic interests of the USA’s super-rich that significantly influenced the nation’s involvement and actions during World War I and World War II. Of course, there might have been…
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Journalists telling us the truth about super-rich?
They write as superficially as they can. If you are clever enough, you can read between the lines. They never get deeper, however. So what if journalists started telling us the truth? A regular American is unknowing of the truth. Yes, he or she knows the corporations buy their laws through lobbyists. That’s it. They…
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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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Warren Buffett and George Soros share one biggest hypocrisy
Even as an economically semi-literate person, I couldn’t have avoided the mention of the financial heavyweights – Warren Buffett and George Soros. When these two claim something, people are nowhere from speculating: Are they selling or buying? Buffett famously proclaimed: “The good news I can tell you is that to be a great investor you…
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Religions and human rights? Like dogs and cats
Religions are nothing but man-made, superstitious myths with no internal logic or evidence. The vast majority of the world’s major religions were created in an era when we knew little about the nature of the world: there were no peer-reviewed articles, no professional knowledge-makers, and the average IQ of the general population was low, with…
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World war? How come the whole world must fight?
You will object that there are plenty of local conflicts (unfortunately/fortunately), and so far a world war has not been fought, even though time will tell in these turbulent days. Those who are unfamiliar with the global patron-client system, which existed even during WWI and WWII, may be unaware of why conflicts tend to be…
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Poland and nukes? Why they cannot have them
There is a government and it makes a good decision to the benefit of common people. Wrong. Not only it is ridden with crooks, lobbyists, movers and shakers, and last but not least – the super-rich. Poland is kind of different because the role of power brokers are highly ranked priests. So Poland and nukes?…
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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…