Friday, December 03, 2010


J P Morgan

JPMorgan Chase is now the world's largest company. (The World's Leading Companies -

A certain Mexican is now worth $53 billion.

Meanwhile, child poverty in Sweden has increased by almost 50 percent since 2006.

(Increasing number of children in Sweden live in poverty)

The top 600,000 people in the world control 85% of the world’s wealth. (The Global Political Awakening and the New World Order)

The economy is in trouble.


And help small businesses; not greedy global corporations.

Poor children in Scandinavia, not helping the shoe trade.

Let's look back a little in time.

A minor oligarch called Robert Owen took over some textile mills at a place called New Lanark in Scotland.



His mills prospered. (Robert Owen : Biography)

London strike


The Dockers demanded a minimum wage of 6 pence an hour.

The strike was a success.

Dockers could afford to buy more in the shops.


In 1909, the UK government increased taxes on the super-rich. (The 'People's Budget': Causes & Consequences)


"Only 25,000 people earned above £3,000 and those liable for super tax numbered around 10,000."



However, the 'bad guys' then began to infiltrate the reform movements.

Today, most trade unions seem to have been infiltrated.

And there are few oligarchs who take an interest in their workers' welfare.

On 23 June 2010, we learn that in Detroit, almost half of all children live in poverty. ("Dying Detroit" - The Impacts of Globalization. Social Decay and Destruction of an Entire Urban Area)

In India, "57 per cent of GDP is being 'consumed' by about one per cent of the total population." (India is prospering but not Indians: Aiyar)



In the UK, in the top 100 companies, the average chief executive is paid more than £4m a year.(Low pay keeps even more in poverty.)


By 1997, it was 74 times.




The richest 10% of the world's adults own around for 85% of the world's wealth.

The bottom half of the world adult population own around 1% of the world's wealth.

The top 6,000 people in the world own 40% of the world’s wealth.





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From this we learn:


"Hundreds of millions of people have been pushed off their land."

Global corporations dominate much of the world economy.

1 According to the UN Conference on Trade and Development, the number of "least developed countries" has doubled over the past 40 years.

2 "Least developed countries" spent 9 billion dollars on food imports in 2002. By 2008, that number had risen to 23 billion dollars.










A distraction.












"What we have in the world today is not capitalism.

"Rather, it more closely resembles 'feudalism' than anything else...


"It turns out that the global elite have decided that they don't really need so many expensive American 'worker bees' after all and they have been moving thousands of factories and millions of jobs overseas.

"Meanwhile the American people are so distracted watching Dancing with the Stars, Lady Gaga and their favorite sports teams that they don't even realize what is going on."


1 comment:

Anonymous said...

and it should never be forgotten the untold damage the lying media have caused in this.
populated by journospooks, jews,masons,shabbaz goy and usefull idiots they continue to blythly penetrate other peoples minds with whatever they want to.
funny how they never point fingers at themselves but will cockily tell us how other people are to blame whilst cashing their pay cheque.
ironically,the more educated and intelligent they have been told they are, the more obnoxious they become as they boastfully proclaim working for a broadsheet or bbc itn, never realising the monumental delusions of granduer they suffer.
And when they trott off to the club, bar, resteraunts and casually mention their 'career' they will indeed get the praise they expect. people will gravitate, viewing them as 'succesful' and reinforce their own sense of entitlement never realising of course that this is simply the praise of men, not their creator.

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