Friday, July 9, 2010

The Theory of Corporatist Fascism - Bob Chapman

Below is a short segment from Bob Chapman's The International Forecaster explaining The Theory of Corporatist Fascism (it is only 3 paragraphs please read):

These financial and economic matters are very perplexing and social and political issues complicate them. The theory of corporatist fascism, that is so prevalent in America today, has spawned an economic policy of centralism, debt and monopoly driven by the privately owned Federal Reserve, banking and Wall Street. The tune is borrow and go deeper into debt to the bankers until America is bankrupt. This last chapter will be kicked off with more taxes and more fiscal debt. This will be accompanie4d by massive unemployment and eventually a deflationary depression. The unemployment problem is being deliberately allowed to worsen both by the administration and Congress, which won’t address the real reasons our nation is in such a state of failure. What else can you call the loss of 5 million jobs from free trade, globalization, offshoring and outsourcing, which is still going on and the loss of 8.4 million via recession/depression. That is 13.4 million jobs supposedly being filled by a birth/death model and service and retail jobs with little remuneration. Those who control our government, politicians and our economy are about to kick Americans when they are down. Those who control government and their emissaries loathe capitalism and love collectivism. The average American so disgusts our controllers that, if they could they would remove 80% from society.

Fascism, socialism and communism are different variations of the same theme in different keys. The media has been controlled from behind the scenes for years and parrots what they are commanded to write and say. This way few discover the real truth. The people who control us despise us and that is part of their motivation to enslave us.


This has nothing to do with the fabricated left, right paradigm. This is straight forward dictatorship controlled from Wall Street. The president and most of Congress are pliable socialists only intent on enriching themselves. Today we have the centrally planned fascist variety. All finance, production and quality of good will be decided by executive fiat and commercial monopoly. It will be as the Marxists said it will be, each according to their ability and each according to his means. That means centralized management of everything including people. Everything will be done in the public interest, which in fact is by corporate interest. Risk taking will cease to be, and our economy will resemble those of FDR, Juan Peron, Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Everything that was fascist in the past was an economic and financial failure. The 1930s and 40s were an experiment, a trail run for what we have today. Two stimulus packages and trillions of dollars later few new permanent jobs have been created and all the subsidized money and credit has been transferred via debt from the people to corporate America to bail it out. This is part of the world of in reality. These people count on the public’s ignorance to pull these scams and impose tyranny. You should be doing something about that!


Renaissance 2.0: Lesson 1 - Revisiting American History - Financial Empire (Each Lesson is 10 minutes long)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l37RhdFGVsM
Lesson 1 - Revisiting American History, documents the conversion of the US into a monolithic financial empire as the Federal Reserve Act created a monopolized cartel of ... See Moreprivate interests, "Wall Street," that controls all money in the system. This killed Jeffersonian ideals and allowed vertical Hamiltonian forces to have free reign to consolidate power and wealth. It explains how this is an empire system where the top Wall Street banks are analogous to feudal lords and multi-national corporations are their feudal knights out conquering territories. It rewrites American History books.

(link to lesson 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGTBkNJ8ZWI) 10 Minutes Long

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