New world order emerged from the US

Corporatocracy: The new world order emerged US
Posted: 26 Mar 2016 16:45 GMT In this episode , Max and Stacy not wonder what business can do for you but what you can do for their businesses. Discuss how multinationals and politicians increase costs for consumers and restrict competition. In the second part, the drivers continue their conversation with the anthropologist and professor at the School of Economics of London David Graeber, in talking about his latest article 'Weary of despair'.  Download video 186,173 Presenters discussed the example of US pharmaceutical company Pfizer, which announced its intention to reject US citizenship and move their offices to Ireland. According to a report in 'Americans for Tax Fairness' step would save 35,000 million dollars in taxes. "Pfizer represents Wahhabism US [...] Ireland is serving as a refuge for financial terrorists like Pfizer , " said Max Kaiser. Stacy Herbert, meanwhile, highlights the losses that US citizens suffer .: "In particular, taxpayers will be deprived of 35.000 billion dollars , " he says. Also, large groups of pressure as Pfizer drafted "practically the vast majority of the laws of this country. "PhRMA, the lobbying group representing large pharmaceutical companies in the US, including Pfizer, wrote the Medicare Part D, a law "which costs the American taxpayer between 50,000 and 70,000 million a year, while they have renounced US citizenship because they are unable to pay 2,000 million per year , "notes Stacy. " we can only understand this situation in the context of global terrorism and Wahhabism , "says Max. "Pfizer is a terrorist organization and lobby group PhRMA is like a madrassa, a school that promotes this idea that it is possible looting United States completely and then go to Ireland for not paying taxes, leaving behind the body of a country about to burst under the weight of its own financial apocalypse, for they do not care the least. they just want more money. of course, it is not the attitude of someone who thinks the good of all, but in the own benefit. "Another situation in which US companies have returned to deprive citizens of any form of freedom is the law of broadband expansion in Tennessee Municipal rejected following opposition from the aT & T company. "In theMiddle East, for example, we see how terrorists destroyed sculptures of antiquity, as part of its Wahabis objectives. In the US, AT & T, a terrorist corporation, destroys the free market and competition, the pillars of this country" Max concludes