it's called ''corporate welfare''.... both articles are really all about corporate welfare, a topic that gets a lot less coverage in the media, because the media is another corporation, lol... one can't expect the media to go into any kind of detail over something that addresses it's own character! and thus corporations mostly slip under the radar of detection... now, if you had a lot of money you could shape the narratives accordingly, buy ads in the media and even consider running for the president of the usa, but you'd have to do it with support from the same corporations who rely on sucking off the public teat.... that is corporate welfare, but it is never on display in the public as people would lose faith in the system..
speaking of which - the cult of personality is one of the main byproducts of hollywood... usually it is movie stars, but hollywood ( aka madison ave and the marketing genius's in the usa) do the same with politicians - reagan being a good example - movie star turned usa president.... this trend has continued for the past 40 years... it is no surprise that people mistakenly believe because someone has a lot of money, he has a lot of brains, but that is not in fact true... aside from the corporate welfare, there is a lot of manipulation and hanky panky going on with all these people - musk, gates, soros and etc. etc.. but like the wizard of oz, you aren't supposed to look behind the screen!!
well it is the same with kamala... just because she has gotten into this place of power, doesn't mean much of anything, especially if you want to consider the money behind who put her where she is today...
It would be great if Jill Stein became the next US president, but how likely is it? And even if that happened, I doubt that she would survive the swamp!
i don't live in the usa, but i wish the people of the usa well.. i really hope they can change the direction they are going in, but at this point - i doubt it..
Thx for sharing, Excellent post! The 'men behind the curtains': the billionaire genocide club that women strive to belong to. The allegory of Plato's Cave foreshadowed this process.
it's called ''corporate welfare''.... both articles are really all about corporate welfare, a topic that gets a lot less coverage in the media, because the media is another corporation, lol... one can't expect the media to go into any kind of detail over something that addresses it's own character! and thus corporations mostly slip under the radar of detection... now, if you had a lot of money you could shape the narratives accordingly, buy ads in the media and even consider running for the president of the usa, but you'd have to do it with support from the same corporations who rely on sucking off the public teat.... that is corporate welfare, but it is never on display in the public as people would lose faith in the system..
speaking of which - the cult of personality is one of the main byproducts of hollywood... usually it is movie stars, but hollywood ( aka madison ave and the marketing genius's in the usa) do the same with politicians - reagan being a good example - movie star turned usa president.... this trend has continued for the past 40 years... it is no surprise that people mistakenly believe because someone has a lot of money, he has a lot of brains, but that is not in fact true... aside from the corporate welfare, there is a lot of manipulation and hanky panky going on with all these people - musk, gates, soros and etc. etc.. but like the wizard of oz, you aren't supposed to look behind the screen!!
"it is no surprise that people mistakenly believe because someone has a lot of money, he has a lot of brains"
Well... just look at Trump. He, he!
well it is the same with kamala... just because she has gotten into this place of power, doesn't mean much of anything, especially if you want to consider the money behind who put her where she is today...
Yes, the US presidential race has become a dumb race. Who is the dumbest? Kamala or Trump? LOL!
the problem with this is it takes all the people in the usa to be stupid and i know that is not the case!!!
It would be great if Jill Stein became the next US president, but how likely is it? And even if that happened, I doubt that she would survive the swamp!
i don't live in the usa, but i wish the people of the usa well.. i really hope they can change the direction they are going in, but at this point - i doubt it..
Thx for sharing, Excellent post! The 'men behind the curtains': the billionaire genocide club that women strive to belong to. The allegory of Plato's Cave foreshadowed this process.