"I pledge allegiance to the Corporate Totalitarian States of America and to the global oligarchs for which they stand; one nation $30 Trillion in debt with slavery and injustice for all."

Corporate Totalitarianism, aka Inverted Totalitarianism, is 100% HERE--The Billionaires OWN the politicians, the regulatory agencies, the intelligence agencies, the courts, the MSM and social media. There is no legal remedy.

The corporate coup d'etat is OVER. There will be no revolution--just a corporate boot stomping on your head. The "New Normal" will be here soon.

The Billionaires DO NOT PLAY BY THE RULES--they will find ways to stomp out any protest. They have used all types of Fuckery in the past and will continue to do so. They will have the police or intelligence agencies infiltrate your protest movement; the agencies will find out who is in the movement and steal their data, need be. They will pay militias to False Flag or make the movement look bad. In the SD oil pipeline protest a few years back--some even suspected the military made it snow by altering the weather.

The term "Inverted Totalitarianism" was coined by political philosopher Sheldon Wolin in 2003 to describe the political landscape in the USA. Unlike totalitarianism, there is no one leader--basically both parties have become one. Both parties have pushed the US debt to $30 Trillion; both parties push the Defense budget higher. (The parties only differ on domestic, push button issues which divide the country). The most important point is that the average citizen has no political power--Congress, POTUS, the MSM and the courts only represent the billionaires, the corporations and other special interest groups.

Chris Hedges has recently used the term "Corporate Totalitarianism" in place of Inverted Totalitarianism--this is a little easier for most to understand but does lose some of the impact of what Sheldon Wolin originally was describing. One of Wolin's points was that the politicians and the media constantly push the notion of "democracy" (civil rights, nationalism and freedom, etc.) while constantly allowing the moneyed-class to subvert the system. An example of this would be the insurance agencies writing a law, then giving it to Congress which approves it (with many members voting without even reading the law). It is "economics trumps politics every time" with our politicians and MSM failing to understand or analyze the long-term effects.

But Inverted Totalitarianism can be carried out without Congress--such as when schools, universities or corporations require the Covid jab for entry.

And, of course, there is also just good old corporatism--one example is the current rental housing market. The hedge funds are buying up US housing--often overpaying for properties. "Put simply, a nation of renters is not a financially secure nation, and when corporate landlords buy up houses to rent indefinitely and, in doing, so price independent buyers out of the market, they’re redistributing wealth from the middle class to the fraction of a percent at the top." RT The Billionaires are actually bragging about it. Last year, Bloomberg ran an article headlined: America Should Become a Nation of Renters”

A great place to understand the history is to watch the documentary THE CORPORATION, which follows the corporation from the 1800's to present day (and, in fact, has Chris Hedges as one of the commentators)...or watch one of Chris Hedges' interviews.

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