Tag: super-rich interest groups
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Our moral system is extremely bad. Here are the facts
My atypical stance on human morality is given by books that are the best and the worst I have ever read. What kind of books? Evolutionary psychology and evolutionary biology. While the first one may be considered as a pseudoscience even though it bears a rational core and has thousands of rational claims that cannot…
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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…
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Richard Dawkins doesn’t like the British people. And they are one of the least worst
Imagine a completely different country than the Czech Republic is, better in all of aspects – big salaries, great flawless people that you like all of them, excellent justice system, orderliness, communist-like social net, capitalistic profits, very polite politics. A completely different world. I used to hold British people in high regard unless I realized…
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Who really controls the US and how I can prove it?
Yes, we see the politicians on the TV or the internet. Of course, there are lobbyists. And they lobby for companies like Microsoft and Google. That’s American politics in the cube. No, so wrong. There was huge capital accumulation during the 19th century, and so-called “robber barons” gained significant wealth. They were (and are) basically…
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Illuminatis. Do they really exist?
There is a huge controversy about the Illuminati. Do they exist or not? And if they do what kind of influence do they have? The Western super-rich families strongly overlap with the secretive society. And yes, they are well-organized, and their belligerence has the same culprits. Now I present you with some excerpts. Even if…
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What is really antisemitism and what is not? Ordinary Jews, big business, Zionism and religious clientelism
In 2023 and 2024, the reminiscence of terrible and horror-like antisemitism is re-surging as Hamas is taking delight in kidnapping, torturing, and killing Jewish people. Enormously despicable and heinous crimes breaking the elementary human rights. My view of the conflict is here. Even European Jewry are in distress, Jewish stars are being drawn on their…
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A case for Biden. A case for democracy
I will deviate from my usual route and get into daily politics that I despise so much yet I am fascinated with so much. I hate the kind of democracy we have now, but when even this unpleasant democracy is at stake, I will dive into it. My articles bear politics in theory, so now…
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Thank God for the right-wing voters in the Czech Republic! We would be the worst developing country ever without them
It is absolutely saddening that you must live in countries in this modern world. No global government, common language spoken, just countries with their own governments, some mutually friendly, some alienated, with their own armies. I utterly despise the two-dimensional spectrum the journalists, politicians, and their puppet masters are feeding us. I clarified what a…
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Goldman Sachs is doing God’s work. My own 10 explanations
I completely get the notion the interview with former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is really old. But I didn’t find any explanation of this on the internet so I have to carry it out myself. No matter what kind of clientelism (and human society is ridden with patron-client relationships) it is (whether religious one:…
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Was it better in prehistory? Extermination camps, gulags, systematic oppression, global wars
While there is no doubt life is better now than in prehistory (generally), modern-day history offers a lot of cruel modern-day novelties non-existential in prehistory. One journalist has rebutted that the Middle Ages may not have been so bad by saying: “What about Gulags?” Homo sapiens are species enormously prone to wars. And while a…