Corporatism Kills Individual Freedom

General (other)
1

[Benito Mussolini the Fascist ruler of Italy during WW2, said that
fascism is the merging of corporate and government power, and defined it
as "Corporatism".

Now with supra-national corporations owning politicians, it is
EVERYWHERE.]

image

From ICIC:

In this episode of ICIC, Dr. Reiner Fuellmich and co-host and lawyer Dagmar Schoen have another conversation with Alex Thomson (former officer of the UK's GCHQ, partner agency of the NSA) and Rodney Atkinson (political and economic analyst, journalist and author) about the different faces of corporatism, which shows itself in all areas of life and business, both clear and obvious, subtle and opaque.

Through ignorance, and the allowing of us, 'the people', and through a supposed superiority of corrupt, unscrupulous abettors in politics, business and the mainstream media, as well as global, deep networking, including through NGOs, supposed philanthropic foundations and conglomerates such as the EU, an omnipotence of self-styled elites, rightly described in its vicious excesses as corporatist fascism, has been able to emerge.

Thomson and Atkinson use their own experiences and examples of victims of this kind of oppression and exclusion of dissenters to show how corporatism in its inhuman form shows itself with all its harshness, and does not shy away from depriving people of their livelihoods and isolating them socially.

But how does this powerful instrument of corporatism come about in the first place? How and by what methods can people be instrumentalized for this purpose? Are they specifically selected or does corporatism also take place latently? How far back into the past do we have to look to understand the beginnings and build-up of such constructs of infiltration and takeover of power, which are even capable of using royal houses as their puppets, instigating wars and corrupting entire legal systems to their advantage?

Is the EU a corporatist organization with potentially fascistoid and imperialist ambitions, and why is the undermining of nation-states and their legal systems important?

This corporatism goes far beyond banking and free speech. It is ultimately a form of fascism and totalitarianism. Thomson and Atkinson conclude that the EU is a first attempt at establishing a one-world government. Only we as people and as a society united and no longer divided can counter this corporatism, with the goal of allowing an authoritarian, socialist form of capitalism to emerge.

3

NAZI Schwab promotes the merging of state and corporate power (aka Fascism) at Asian Summit

image

Klaus Schwab, who does not represent any country let alone a country in Southeast Asia, made an appearance at the latest Association of Southeast Asian Nations (“ASEAN”) Summit held in Indonesia in Jakarta from 5-7 September 2023.

Schwab said that with the fusion of corporation and state, what he calls “public-private cooperation,” we would see a shift from “the era of capitalism to the era of talentism,” where innovation becomes the “key competitive factor.” He had already explained that in merging the corporations and state, “governments still provide direction but business provides the innovative power.”

Why an unelected leader of the World Economic Forum, a non-governmental organisation, is present among democratically elected officials?

The World Economic Forum, not national governments, has been the leading proponent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Talking about who would command his dystopian Fourth Industrial Revolution during an interview with India Today, Klaus Schwab said he believed that it would be a system of stakeholder capitalism:

“I believe that state capitalism in the short term. In the short term, it provides certain advantages because you can mobilise, in a concentrated way, a lot of resources to reach a specific objective. But I believe that the future is not state capitalism or shareholder capitalism, the future is what I call stakeholder capitalism which is combined with the social responsibility,” he said.

Schwab’s stakeholder capitalism system is one where companies seek long-term value creation instead of short-term profits and governments cooperate with them. In other words, the for-profit companies are in charge.

Continued at link.