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Les élites riches emploient les mêmes stratégies contre les pays "ennemis" et les classes "inférieures"

Publie le mercredi 17 mars 2010 par Open-Publishing
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On se souvient des sanctions qui ont été appliquées à l’Irak pendant douze années avant que les élites riches capitalistes décident de changer le régime de Saddam Hussein par la force en 2003.

Depuis quelques années des sanctions sont aussi appliquées à l’Iran. Et il y en a aussi contre Cuba et d’autres pays.

Ces sanctions font partie d’une guerre contre les pays qui ne veulent pas se soumettre au diktat de l’aristocratie financière capitaliste internationale qui domine le monde.

De même, il est remarquable que cette même aristocratie financière capitaliste internationale planifie des programmes d’austérité pour les classes socio-économiques inférieures comme elle le fait un peu partout en occident et en particulier dernièrement en Grèce.

Ceci constitue la preuve que la classe capitaliste riche dirigeante est aussi en guerre contre les classes socio-économiques inférieures et qu’elle cherche à écraser l’ennemi en lui faisant porter un fardeau de moins en moins supportable.

N’est-ce pas cela le piment du pouvoir ? Pouvoir rendre la vie misérable à autrui et pouvoir le soumettre complètement.

Le plus fâchant n’est probablement pas la souffrance imposée par le fort sur le faible mais le fait qu’on continue jusqu’à ce jour à reconnaître au fort de bonnes intentions.

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  • Le plus puissant lobby, Le club de l’elite economique dirigeante US : la table ronde du Business, qui planifie l’austerité mondiale

    Global Empire

    The Most Powerful Destructive Corporate Business Club Most Americans Have Never Heard of

    By David DeGraw. Commentary by Les Blough
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    Sunday, Mar 14, 2010

    .....In total, the Economic Elite are made up of about 0.5% of the US population. At the center of this group is the Business Roundtable, an organization representing Fortune 500 CEOs that is also interlocked with several lead elite organizations. Most Americans have never heard of the Business Roundtable. However, in my analysis, it is the most influential and powerful Economic Elite organization.

    “The Business Roundtable joined the Business Council at the heart of both the corporate community and the policy-formation network and now has the most powerful role…. The Roundtable’s interlocks with other policy groups and with think tanks are presented [below].” -

    ....For three major examples, look at healthcare and financial reform, along with the military budget. The healthcare reform bill devolved into what amounts to an insurance industry bailout and was drastically altered by Roundtable lobbyists representing interests like WellPoint, Aetna, Cigna, Pfizer, Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson. Obama and Congress are trying to please the Roundtable with a bill that supports their interests. This led to the dropping of the public-option put forth in the House bill. However, when it came to finishing the bill, Roundtable members began to walk away from the process. That’s the real reason why the reform bill has stalled. Obama met with the Roundtable on February 24th, in hopes of getting healthcare reform back on track. After that meeting, he held a bipartisan healthcare meeting with members of Congress.

    Also addressed in Obama’s meeting with the Roundtable are issues concerning financial reform. Almost every aspect of financial reform has been D.O.A. thanks to Roundtable lobbyists representing the interests of Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Bank of America, HSBC, Master Card and American Express. They even pushed to make sure Ben Bernanke was reconfirmed as the head of the Federal Reserve and they have also guided Obama into focusing on deficit reduction, now that their member companies are healthy again and making record profits after receiving trillions in government subsidies. The Roundtable played a pivotal role in the appointment of Hank Paulson, formerly the CEO of Roundtable member Goldman Sachs, who replaced Roundtable member John Snow as US Treasury Secretary. The Roundtable also strongly lobbied on behalf of current Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and White House National Economic Council Director Larry Summers. Although there has been recent talk of Geithner being replaced at the Treasury, the lead choice to replace him is Jamie Dimon, Roundtable member and CEO of JP Morgan Chase.

    The drastic rise in military spending is also a result of Roundtable lobbyists pushing the interests of large military companies like Boeing and Bechtel, along with the largest oil companies like ExxonMobil, Shell, Hess and Chevron.

    The Roundtable tells politicians what they want done, and the politicians do it. At times, Roundtable members even write the laws themselves. On financial reform alone, those representing Wall Street firms gave “$42 million to lawmakers, mostly to members of the House and Senate banking committees and House and Senate leaders.” During the 2008 election cycle, they gave $155 million : $88 million to Democrats and $67 million to Republicans. Keep in mind, this is the spending on just their financial reform initiative. When it came to health reform, they gave even more.....

    http://axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/Article_58890.shtml

    extrait de :

    Full Report : The Economic Elite Vs. The People of the United States of America

    http://ampedstatus.com/full-report-the-economic-elite-vs-the-people-of-the-united-states-of-america