[Mr_Tracys_Corner] UNMASKING THE OUTLAWS

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> Walt

> Tracys

> Tuesday, August 17, 2004 7:55 AM

> [Mr_Tracys_Corner] UNMASKING THE OUTLAWS

>

>

> Unmasking The Outlaws

> By Kirwan

> kirwanstudios

> 8-16-4

>

> For the last four years many have been

> trying to track the mythical

> money trail, to flesh out what has been driving all

> the recent changes on

> the global stage. Finally, thanks to " The

> Corporation, " it appears that the

> true identity of the real Outlaws is now clear. Most

> have remained focused

> on the politicians and the politics of the new

> millennium. But, that's only

> been a front for the actual powers that be, and

> their agenda that is toxic

> to everything, except themselves.

> Globalism has created an entirely new

> standard in the world today.

> There are no longer national laws that can touch the

> multinationals. The War

> on terror was phony from day one: it was a

> declaration of war by

> multinational interests upon all nations, all

> religions and all forms of

> order and law around the world. The real

> organizational chart depicts our

> new owners, and is headed by the major multinational

> corporations. Below

> them are the political parties and the politicians

> that we used to see as

> powerful. Beneath that are the military and

> intelligence forces, along with

> their supporting cast and all of this is all held

> together by the media that

> reports only what the owners of media want you to

> know. Media also just

> happens to be made up of subsidiaries, to those same

> mega-corporations that

> are now running the whole show.

> Politicians and political parties are

> nothing but hollow fronts for

> international theft and greed, as never before. Yes,

> there is terrorism

> today, but it is not by those whom the government

> says we are at war with.

> The " terror " is alive and well but it is hiding

> behind the corporate logos

> of prominent multinational corporations. Their

> mission has become the theft,

> and ultimately the privatization of everything that

> is part of what we think

> of, as life on this planet.

> These insider outlaws, want to own all the

> components of everyday

> life. It begins with the water, the air and all the

> earth-and then goes

> deeper-seeking to patent the entire matrix of human

> life, as well as any

> plant or living organism that could produce a

> profit. In this, they have

> over the last sixty years, coerced the lawmakers and

> the courts, into

> becoming their silent partners in this would-be

> theft of all that lives.

> This all became possible to the direct

> degree that GATT, then NAFTA,

> and now FTAA have been allowed to succeed.

> Globalization has been the

> corporate shield that has granted complete immunity

> from governmental

> interference in corporate affairs-in effect placing

> private corporations

> above national laws. By virtue of the perks granted

> by corporate charters

> worldwide, these entities enjoy immunity from

> prosecution, for all but the

> most heinous of crimes. These corporate bulwarks

> have been able to commit

> their crimes against nature and humanity, while

> protecting their profit

> margins at the expense of the world's communities.

> People, ordinary everyday, law-abiding

> people have served as the

> engines that drive these mega-giants, that are on

> their way to owning it

> all. Most of those who work for these new monopolies

> are in reality employed

> in creating the demise of their own way of life.

> This Orwellian footnote

> makes this one of the largest perversions of labor,

> in human history.

> The War on the World, now in its opening

> stages, was necessary to

> protect multinational corporations from the people

> they have destroyed or

> are planning to destroy, solely for corporate

> profits ­ worldwide.

> How did this begin? When the nation was an

> infant - corporations

> were only groups of people with very limited

> partnerships that were formed

> to accomplish specific tasks, after which they were

> dissolved. About the

> time of the Civil War, corporate attorneys began to

> feel too restricted by

> the laws governing most corporations. To enhance

> corporate profits and

> protect the partners from responsibility and

> liability, the lawyers pressed

> for greater protections. By 1886 a Supreme Court

> decision had granted

> corporations " the rights of personhood. " That

> enabled them to buy and sell

> things, and this created an artificial construct

> that had the rights of free

> speech, and all the other rights of human beings,

> except that this entity

> did not have any of the responsibilities that real

> people have. They do not

> have to die, they can continue forever without the

> need for oversight or

> renewal permissions, nor do they have to be

> responsible for the results of

> their commercial activities.

> This movement got serious after the end of

> World War I, and began to

> take shape during WWII. All US presidents since

> Truman have had a hand in

> this, to some degree, but with the theft of the

> office of the presidency,

> the way was paved for the final act, which is now

> here.

> To the multinationals there is only what is

> owned and what is

> privatized-there is no longer any need to consider

> what might be

> governmental or privately owned because all of that

> is simply waiting to be

> absorbed, as future product, for their corporate

> balance sheets. They need

> not weigh the good of the community, or the health

> risks that might flow

> directly from their efforts. They are not

> responsible for the losses their

> products might cause the general public. The only

> consideration, which the

> law requires of them, is that they must maximize

> profits for their

> respective shareholders. They can make or sell

> whatever they want, without

> regard to costs, waste, pollution or human needs.

> Basically they take all

> that has a potential monetary value and leave the

> wreckage for others to

> deal with. The costs usually become a matter for

> others to solve.

> Add to this the fact that most of their

> board members sit on many

> interlocking boards, of other mega-corporations, and

> the temptation to

> simply take over from slow and limited normal

> society becomes clear. With no

> morality, there is only private profit.

> There are many telltale signs of late, that

> the above is so. The

> desire to reduce the world's population by some four

> billion people becomes

> more understandable, if that number is seen as the

> poorest of the poor; then

> they are by definition of no use whatever to profit

> making entities. There

> is bankrupting of the US Treasury, to weaken what's

> left of the government.

> The remainder will be auctioned off at fire-sale

> prices and the unclaimed

> services will just be dumped on the trash-heap of

> history. That was part of

> the original goal of the robber barons from the

> early days, for unfettered

> commerce, zero regulation, and the near slavery of

> workers. That's where all

> this greed is leading.

> There is now almost nothing left of the US

> government except an

> empty shell. Government was created by the founders,

> to protect us from just

> such criminal behavior, but that will evaporate, if

> we allow this final act

> to reach its designated conclusion. If the

> multinationals get their way,

> there will be an amoral tidal wave that seeks the

> literal ownership of

> everything, at the expense of every private person

> still alive. Because

> ethics, religion and morality are obsolete under the

> new paradigm of

> corporate-think.

> The multinational corporate goal is to

> eventually take control of

> all resources, all the space, the light, the air and

> the water ­ that's

> every square inch of the planet ­ just to sell it.

> This is all the easier

> for them, because human rules don't apply to them.

> People have to be

> responsible for their personal waste and greed, as

> well as for spin-offs

> from what they do to earn a living. Not so the

> corporation. Corporate

> structure is amoral, as it recognizes no limitation

> on the companies need to

> earn those profits.

> What about these ill-gotten profits? They

> will simply line the

> vaults of the legal construct of their corporations,

> until they're needed to

> destabilize or seize another entity. Their officers

> will become our defacto

> political leaders-and their workers will have made

> this all possible,

> because they just wanted to keep their jobs. To the

> corporation: all

> resources, whether natural or man-made will be

> available for marketing and

> development according to plan. Anything that does

> not serve the corporate

> interest will be bought off, acquired, or destroyed.

> It is to these ends,

> that the recent wars were declared, so that the

> governments of the world

> would be reduced and their national powers

> mitigated.

> The US government is now only the

> enforcement arm for corporate

> greed and private profits, in service to their

> favorites in the running. The

> unstated goal for at least 50 years has been total

> dominance over all

> materials and resources, to achieve absolute global

> power-absolutely.

> However all is not going well in

> multinational paradise. People the

> world over are beginning to wake up. In India people

> rose in opposition to

> genetically engineered seeds, and Indians reclaimed

> their right to choose.

> In Cochabamba, Bolivia, the people rioted and

> overwhelmingly rejected the

> takeover of their water supply by foreigners. In the

> end, they drove out the

> multinationals.

> http://www.marxist.com/Latinam/bolivia400.html

> Depending on our complicity or rejection, of

> the hostile takeover

> bid here, we will either follow the example of the

> third world and reclaim

> what is ours: or we will soon no longer be able to

> resist them. The US

> government really is just us-and we've left it to

> the scavengers of industry

> that have picked that carcass nearly clean of all

> resolve. We could change

> this, but only if we take back the basics of this

> nation to ourselves:

>

 

From The US Declaration of Independence

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> " That to secure these rights, Governments

> are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers

from the consent of the governed,

>

-- That whenever any Form of Government

> becomes destructive of these ends, It is the Right

of the People to alteror to abolish it, and

> to institute new Government, Laying its

> foundation on such principles and organizing its

powers in such form, as tothem shall seem most

> likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. "

>

> " But when a long train of abuses and

> usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object

evinces a design to reduce them under absolute

Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to

> throw off such Government, and to provide new

> Guards for their future security. "

 

> Still have doubts? Find a way to see the

> film, " The Corporation " and then decide.

> kirwan

>

> Corporism: The Systemic Disease That Destroys

Civilization

>

http://www.thealliancefordemocracy.org/html/eng/1933-AA.shtml

>

> Corporate Personhood-Demeaning Our Bill of

> Rights - Reclaim Democracy.org

> http://reclaimdemocracy.org/personhood/

>

> A Proposed Constitution Amendment

>

> http://www.spiritone.com/~gdy52150/amendment.htm

>