As I keep spouting,
this “financial crisis” is the corporate world's opportunity to
plunder all public assets, and further proof comes in the words of
committee secretary Eric Pickles, who has called on all councils to
make a list of all their public assets. Land, buildings, art
treasures, etc. and to have a look at them to see what can be sold
off to raise money to help the council through these hard times. On
the understanding that the councils are suppose to represent the
people and to look after their assets, how can selling them off to
millionaire spivs benefit the people in the long run?
This is just
another opportunity for the millionaire cabal in the Westminster
Houses of Corruption and Hypocrisy to sell off what is left of the
country to their millionaire chums in the corporate world. The know
their class and they will be loyal to their class, they know how to
fight a class war. This is a continuation of the public school thugs
1980's game of monopoly, sell sell, sell, but what they are selling
to their millionaire chums is not theirs to sell, it is ours and we
are not even invited to the game.
We are heading
rapidly to a corporate world where there will be no public spaces, no
public assets, where society will have a notice, if you can't afford
the price, then stay out. Welcome to corporate fascism. Is this what
we want to bequeath to our children and grandchildren?
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