“JFK, RFK, MLK, Jr. assassinated by their own government.” “We deny it!” “Conspiracy Theory!” “Power elite of war industry in collusion with the US government (i.e., the “corpocracy”) killing hundreds of millions of people for profit, plunder, and more power.” “We deny it!” “Conspiracy theory!!” “The power elite cause widespread poverty.” “We deny it!” “Conspiracy […]
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This article is an adaptation of one of my book reviews. I am adapting it for this venue because I want to share far and wide with readers what corporate citizenship and social responsibility are not versus what the corpocracy and its allies would have you think they are.
Is ours a government of the people, by the people, for the people, or a kakistocracy rather, for the benefit of knaves at the cost of fools?
— James Russell Lowell, 19th century American poet/critic/editor/diplomat, in a 1876 letter to Joel Benton.
The United States is in a major upheaval. Trump’s cabinet shake-up moves the country into an alarming direction.
With due respect to the citizens of Pisa and their landmark bell tower, I am using it loosely as a metaphor for the permanent tilting of America’s institutions of higher learning to the corrupting influences of America’s corpocracy ever since the beginning of those institutions.
