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To: TimF who wrote (6211)	9/14/2007 12:51:28 AM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13056

You are not seeing where we have been and where we are going. How are corporations reshaping our world and could it be in ways that are not good. Corporations have already reshaped our world with globalization which is the will of corporations. Moving jobs offshore and breaking down trade barriers and national borders. These are the results of men doing the bidding of their corporate masters. Corporations and their officers are required by law to make as much profit as possible regardless of whether it's legal or not or who suffers. Psychologists have personality profiles showing that corporations are legal entities with the rights that go with it and they operate in society with the personality of a sociopath but they can't be isolated from society and treated and they can't be arrested. When people are hurt the corporate officers have only limited responsibility. Corporations operate as sociopaths and there's no cure and people just keep suffering. Where will we be in 25-50 years as the world is run by corporations with people regarded as a labor pool only and the corporations have no social responsibility. Paper money will end, the corporations demand it. Everything will be electronic banking. Master/slaves, play ball or die slowly and they don't care. If you don't believe me watch this DVD. PHD's are saying this. Corporations are changing society. thecorporation.com or...... amazon.com