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SEC and Nationalized Industry
All of the Oligarchy.
By: Gölök Z.L.F. Buday (III-26-07 13:00)
The Secure Extravagant Casinos (SEC), well Security and Exchange Commission is a statist organization dedicated to the establishment of semi-privately controled Nationalised industry through a system of Gambling a extra-office politics called the Stock Market. With private industry or Independent Private Non-Offerings or Sole Owned Business, not only do you get less corportate bailouts and less corportate welfare on the collective institution level; you also get every hurdle in the favour of the the SEC's Consortium of Industry or what could called the Espial Industrial Complex. You sure do have the benefit of full control, full responsibility, no dependency on wether or not someone has bought enough tickets on your horse, the actual money, no fickel stock to lean on a bank to daft to realize that it's value is unstable, way to unstable to base a loan on as colladeral. No government backing or bribe money, can't afford lobbyists and can bearly afford the accountant and/or time (or can't afford it) for the sales tax and other taxes. None the less many Randians or speudo-libertarians may love the game of chance in a real life sense and this form of Nationalized Industry and Laugh at the independent businessman who sees no value in the economy on economoligists or economisms and seek a well structured government free competetive fiscal system, Capitalism. Oligarchists however love this tangled web of bad business that can only survive through some economist eugenics plots to make the survivable incapable or less able to survive and to bail their ass out with Government Funds and Chapter 11 (more costing the people) bailouts and other means like secret handshakes and old money, possibly a trust fund to keep them in business or some business failure after failure. A Bush Jr. League of Business. I must apologize for any run on or verbose phrases, sometimes I am heated and in this day in age must get as much out with as little time used as possible due to lack of funds and a lot of projects, I myself am an individual not a Nationalized Industry and even have business names as pseudonyms more than incorporated set ups where I'd have to get a bloody GST number as it is I don't want to deal with sale tax mongers and their paper work and hope not to make too much over breaking even. Sales taxes another thing that tells people, "join us," join NASDAQ, TSE, Etc.... Ponnuru is right, bureaucrasy goes up massively when sales taxes are introduced, I am subsidising CUPE and GOvernment Employment that would be cheeper on welfare when I buy something. At least there isn't an internet tax. Well here, I rather stay out of New York. My art sold on shirts or humor and so on sounds nice, but man the donation works well enough for me, at least it gets seen. At least this gets read. At least it's not red. You know who likes stocks and the SEC; China and it's advocate the Blue Suit Communist or Maoist, Robert Novak and his Ilk. The providers of free trade beyond the borders, special trading status with tyrants. I am no fan of embargos, now that is isolationist, but a tariff is a user fee for access to domestic markets to foreign business to avoid central governments taxing it's people from a further point than a state, regional, provincial, principalitable or whatever closer form of Government there is that the centre. I am guessing a Centrist Conservative is one who is against States rights and for the rights of central government, central world government. But enough of the conversational blather, it's just plainly simple, there is no way that depending on chance, something a well thought out Libertarian thinker thought was a word void of meaning (Voltaire), or Gambling and the subtle nationalized industry of where losing money isn't a problem it's not emptying and filling inventory. A subtle one where the competition is who's CEO walks off with the most pride, the gateway sin, that's not private competitive business. True investment is buying a product with your pay, that you can get because the importation costs of your outsourcing isn't bailed out multi-nationally. I always thought in a truly capitalistic environment and fiscal system you usually need very few regulations on business, one being Anti-trust laws preventing the ownership in whole or part in more than one business that provides a redundant services to the same market aka region of consumers. Frankly one just needs to take away one obvious points todays rome is the SEC and regulatory bodies like this, and all roads lead to that. Is it not sick that one can trace some sort of ownership and influence to most things (even this and it's server and amazon and other things I try to make doe on, as little as needed) to fight it or hoist the oligarchy by it's own petard, link it from Time-Warner-Varaicom-Turner-AOL to NBC-GE to CBC/CHUM to BBC and likely some Dutch Bank? Try it, observe if you dare or can and see if you can see a link between a business and business and a business to some central consortium all selling the same thing to the same people. A primary reform would be a ban on stock market trading (since it isn't cows and other live stock shown off anymore). A final prase: "The SEC Is Francis Bacon Pork in Government."
-- Gölök Zoltán Leenderdt Franco Buday; "Theocrats killed Jesus!" -- GZLFB(.com) >:-{) )>
"So jobs dropped and stock rose. NASDAQ or Stock Exchange(s) has an economy, and a SEC semi-nationalized industry, yet the real world has an individualized fiscal reality, needing the trade and production of goods and services at least for an eventual profit. The gambling on Wall Street
may be good, but the buying, selling and making is bad. So eventually will the stock be the only thing you can buy and make? Crash after crash and they never learn." -- Gölök Z.L.F Buday
Copyright to Gölök Z Buday ©Infinite



