Comments on: Will the Corporation, as an entity eventually become obsolete? http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete Information on Shelf Corporations, Aged Corporations and Business Credit Lines Thu, 07 Apr 2011 18:55:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Raghu http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete/comment-page-1#comment-117 Raghu Wed, 23 Sep 2009 01:13:59 +0000 http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete#comment-117 I agree with "It's that Guy". Many books could be and have been written on this subject. In my opinion, international corporations already own most governments. If some leaders do something different than what their financial backers are asking of them, then by political or physical force they won't be the leaders for long. This is the centuries old shift from an honest Monarchy to so-called Democracy. The business communities have slowly bought the Kings and ruined all virtue so that they owned them. Then the Kings were removed and power to the uneducated mass of people was offered in it's place. That power was and still is not controlled by voting, but by the financial backing of the business elite. Also, Communism is just a concept which is never achieve due to the greed of those in power. They might be socialists trying for communism, but it never will work as some will always want the power and luxuries that go with the power. The world is going "global" is the popular propaganda given now by our leaders and corporations. Stop and think sometime what that really means. When we have one world government, our lives will be shaped by those who's only desire is to rape the planet for whatever they can get regardless of those they kill in the process. So, far from corporations becoming obsolete, the business elite are finally getting what they have been trying for the last few centuries, "corporate government".<br><b>References : </b><br>I paused to have a look over the cliff as everyone else was jumping and decided that maybe it was a good time to re-consider my options. I agree with "It’s that Guy". Many books could be and have been written on this subject. In my opinion, international corporations already own most governments. If some leaders do something different than what their financial backers are asking of them, then by political or physical force they won’t be the leaders for long. This is the centuries old shift from an honest Monarchy to so-called Democracy. The business communities have slowly bought the Kings and ruined all virtue so that they owned them. Then the Kings were removed and power to the uneducated mass of people was offered in it’s place. That power was and still is not controlled by voting, but by the financial backing of the business elite. Also, Communism is just a concept which is never achieve due to the greed of those in power. They might be socialists trying for communism, but it never will work as some will always want the power and luxuries that go with the power.

The world is going "global" is the popular propaganda given now by our leaders and corporations. Stop and think sometime what that really means. When we have one world government, our lives will be shaped by those who’s only desire is to rape the planet for whatever they can get regardless of those they kill in the process. So, far from corporations becoming obsolete, the business elite are finally getting what they have been trying for the last few centuries, "corporate government".
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I paused to have a look over the cliff as everyone else was jumping and decided that maybe it was a good time to re-consider my options.

]]> By: It's That Guy http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete/comment-page-1#comment-116 It's That Guy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 00:43:59 +0000 http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete#comment-116 I think it's just the opposite. Karl Marx predicted in the early 19th century that corporations would grow in power until eventually they were so big and powerful that governments could no longer regulate them. At that point they'd realize they didn't belong to or bear allegiance to any particular country, and they'd become 'global capital', wandering the globe for the cheapest labor and resources and the richest markets. So far, that's exactly what's happening. Since Ronald Reagan, the GOP has taken the attitude that it is simply wrong and immoral to regulate corporations, or to hinder them in any way in doing whatever they can to maximize their profits and return on investment in the short term. The Democrats are not much better, believing in the necessity of -some- regulation but being ineffective. The current national discussion we're having in the US about health care provides an excellent example. EVERY plan politicians of EITHER party come up with has the 'incidental' effect of subsidizing the existing handful of health insurance companies that already owns all our health care. The whole system is run for their profit; actual health care is seen as an unnecessary cost to be minimized however possible. Even that 'socialist' Obama's campaign was largely financed by health insurance companies, so he's not about to do anything to do them out of their profits or their control over the whole system of US health care. So what you really mean by your question is not 'Have corporations gone obsolete' but 'Has the original purpose of corporations gone obsolete, which used to be to provide a product or service in a free, competitive market in hopes of making a profit?' Instead corporations have subsumed our government, and are growing into global economic hegemony.<br><b>References : </b><br> I think it’s just the opposite. Karl Marx predicted in the early 19th century that corporations would grow in power until eventually they were so big and powerful that governments could no longer regulate them. At that point they’d realize they didn’t belong to or bear allegiance to any particular country, and they’d become ‘global capital’, wandering the globe for the cheapest labor and resources and the richest markets. So far, that’s exactly what’s happening.

Since Ronald Reagan, the GOP has taken the attitude that it is simply wrong and immoral to regulate corporations, or to hinder them in any way in doing whatever they can to maximize their profits and return on investment in the short term. The Democrats are not much better, believing in the necessity of -some- regulation but being ineffective.

The current national discussion we’re having in the US about health care provides an excellent example. EVERY plan politicians of EITHER party come up with has the ‘incidental’ effect of subsidizing the existing handful of health insurance companies that already owns all our health care. The whole system is run for their profit; actual health care is seen as an unnecessary cost to be minimized however possible. Even that ‘socialist’ Obama’s campaign was largely financed by health insurance companies, so he’s not about to do anything to do them out of their profits or their control over the whole system of US health care.

So what you really mean by your question is not ‘Have corporations gone obsolete’ but ‘Has the original purpose of corporations gone obsolete, which used to be to provide a product or service in a free, competitive market in hopes of making a profit?’ Instead corporations have subsumed our government, and are growing into global economic hegemony.
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]]> By: oruboris http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete/comment-page-1#comment-115 oruboris Wed, 23 Sep 2009 00:38:59 +0000 http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete#comment-115 It's a mutually beneficial relationship: the shareholders invest capital, the corporation provides a return on investment. What, they should just love each other, swear friendship forever and call it good? That's not capitalism, the economic system that's lifted more people out of poverty than all the alternatives combined.<br><b>References : </b><br> It’s a mutually beneficial relationship: the shareholders invest capital, the corporation provides a return on investment.

What, they should just love each other, swear friendship forever and call it good? That’s not capitalism, the economic system that’s lifted more people out of poverty than all the alternatives combined.
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]]> By: John W http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete/comment-page-1#comment-114 John W Wed, 23 Sep 2009 00:07:59 +0000 http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete#comment-114 Only if Socialism and Communism take over. Looks like we're well on the way to that too.<br><b>References : </b><br> Only if Socialism and Communism take over. Looks like we’re well on the way to that too.
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]]> By: Super Sexy Fly http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete/comment-page-1#comment-113 Super Sexy Fly Tue, 22 Sep 2009 23:29:59 +0000 http://www.agedcorporationsecrets.com/aged-corporation/will-the-corporation-as-an-entity-eventually-become-obsolete#comment-113 CORPORATION = Satan Leave it while you have your soul They kill and spill blood of weak just for sake of profit<br><b>References : </b><br> CORPORATION = Satan
Leave it while you have your soul

They kill and spill blood of weak just for sake of profit
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