Hello, everyone,
I just read this article:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...-A628-454D-80BF-C4484CEBA7DF}&dist=TNMostRead
I found it most disturbing.
It fits imho very, very well into the "Shoch Doctrine" Thesis by Naomi Klein:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine
Last year I developed a thesis of how companies could take over whole governments. In a nutshell: By firing thousands of workers, so many that the social net system of the government gets overloaded, and the government dives so much into debts that they'll have to loan money, ideally even from the companies which have fired the workers before.
This doesn't work in all countries, of course, but in the article from above I see a glimpse of how it might work ...
I feel very disturbed right now.
Alrik
I just read this article:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...-A628-454D-80BF-C4484CEBA7DF}&dist=TNMostRead
I found it most disturbing.
It fits imho very, very well into the "Shoch Doctrine" Thesis by Naomi Klein:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine
Last year I developed a thesis of how companies could take over whole governments. In a nutshell: By firing thousands of workers, so many that the social net system of the government gets overloaded, and the government dives so much into debts that they'll have to loan money, ideally even from the companies which have fired the workers before.
This doesn't work in all countries, of course, but in the article from above I see a glimpse of how it might work ...
I feel very disturbed right now.
Alrik