The entire corpocracy, not just this triumvirate is full of conspirators looking out for the interests of each of its members. An overriding interest is to keep the corpocracy's marriage intact. Other interests to protect and expand, some more important for certain members of the corpocracy than for others, include staying for a lifetime in public office; protecting corporations' fraudulent constitutional rights, not citizen rights; ensuring legislation, regulations, and judicial verdicts that protect corporate interests, not the public's interests or the general welfare; keeping the government's plentiful and endless hand outs; privatizing public services; controlling the mass media; keeping the marketplace free, not fair; and expanding and protecting a profitable hegemony in other lands (corporations want global markets and politicians want global influence).
Any member therefore within the corpocracy but outside of
this particular triumvirate can be considered a conspiratorial supporter of it.
Prominent examples include the Business Roundtable, the Carlyle Group, the
interlocking network of CEO corporate directors, the Council of Foreign
Relations (called by historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., a "front organization
for the heart of the American Establishment"), the G8 club, the International
Monetary Fund, the Transatlantic
Business Dialogue, the Trilateral Commission, the World Economic Forum, the
World Bank, the World Trade Organization, and Bilderberg. If you have never
heard of Bilderberg, that's fine with Bilderberg. They are a top secret cabal
of the power elite who meet once a year to plot how they are going to turn the
world into one large corpocracy (their inaugural meeting was held in the Hotel
Bilderberg,
The conspirators, think tanks and front groups, incidentally are not mutually exclusive groups.
Trumped up and/or provoked foreign enemies
If there is no enemy de jour (as if that has ever happened)
this triumvirate trumps up an imaginary one or provokes a potential friend into
becoming a foe. Who can forget the WMDs that were figments of the Bush
administration's inner circle and the Defense Policy Boards' imagination and
excuse for devastating
Well, there is a case since 1949 that sticks out like yet
another war waiting to erupt, the case of
Charles Derber, a sociologist and major influence on this writer's book, The Devil's Marriage: Break Up the Corpocracy or Leave Democracy in the Lurch, contends "---today's regime "can survive only by practicing a foreign policy of bad faith that [he calls] "marry-your-enemy.'"[19] This writer offers a different metaphor, "today's regime gives birth to enemies."
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