Capitalism's cost in terms of human death and human misery has become so unbearable that we must now abandon it and establish a life-affirming Commonwealth economic-political-social system.
With the collapse of the old style American and world capitalist economy in 2007 and the institution of a new financier-dominant capitalism that murders workers through looting (think bailouts), wars, privatization, and austerity (destruction of the "social safety net"), it's clear that we must institute a completely different economic system worldwide. The political, economic, and general social structures of world society must now be re-configured to ensure the preservation and betterment of all human beings, not just the privileged few.
"The very fact that four-and-a-half years after the crash, under conditions where there has been no recovery in the real economy, the speculative frenzy is reaching new heights, not just in one or another country, but all over the world, points to the fact that this type of parasitism is integral to the capitalist system, and not a mere blemish on an otherwise healthy organism. "All talk of reining in financial speculation while retaining the framework of capitalism, or reforming the system to make it more rational and just, is the product either of naivety, self-delusion or deliberate deception. The system cannot be reformed. It must be replaced."
Nick Beams, "The corporate buyout surge and economic parasitism," Source
In this essay, we'll use the general term "capitalism" to refer to the specific economic structures and practices of the capitalist cabal which took economic and political control of the United States in the early part of the twentieth century.Capitalism is the economic structure used throughout the world at the present time, an economic system that involves private ownership of the means of production for profit. Means of production refers to physical, non-human elements used in production: the resources, institutions, factories, machines, and tools used to produce goods and services for profit. Historically, capitalism has always been paired with the fascist political structure.
Capitalism is the current worldwide economic structure, whereas fascism is the sole political structure in use. Fascism is the political system in which the power elite, variously termed oligarchy, plutocracy, cabal, or ruling class, employ the police power of the State to enforce the political and economic domination of privately owned cartels and corporations, industrial and financial; a militaristic regime that exalts nation above the individual, the rich above the poor, uses violence and modern techniques of propaganda, surveillance, and censorship to forcibly suppress political opposition, and stands for a totalitarian government headed by a dictatorial leader.
The complete meaning of capitalism, therefore, includes its fascist political expression and its intrinsic cannibalization and destruction of the working class. Capitalist enterprises most often take the form of a corporation. Some persons like to soften the meaning of capitalism by calling it corporatism and soften the meaning of fascism by calling it plutocracy, believing erroneously, that these are more objective, "civil," and accurate terms. On the contrary, referring to capitalism and fascism without including their predatory, murderous characteristics is nothing but a falsification and a euphemistic dodge.
The destruction of human life and well-being resulting from current capitalism is that practiced by the capitalist syndicate currently dominating the American and British political, economic, and social power structures. This demonic cabal is now murdering workers throughout the modern world.
Humankind Has Outgrown Capitalism The human race is sufficiently intelligent and aware enough to take control of its own destiny, refusing to be deceived any longer by the death-dealing capitalist myths:
GE--America's Largest Corporation--Pays NO Taxes
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"General Electric, the nation's largest corporation, had a very good year in 2010. | "The company reported worldwide profits of $14.2 billion, and said $5.1 billion of the total came from its operations in the United States. "Its American tax bill? None. In fact, G.E. claimed a tax benefit of $3.2 billion."
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The Need to "Unemploy" Capitalism
The displacement of capitalism with a new social structure for the well-being of all citizens will certainly not happen overnight, but we must begin now planning and working for this pro-human framework for society. This movement toward a people-centered economic system must work in solidarity with the development of a citizen-based form of government, as outlined in an earlier essay. Our first need is to see clearly what our present situation truly is--and why we desperately need to rid ourselves of capitalism and institute a new social order.
For too long, people worldwide have been suffering under the dead hand of capitalist oppression: humans reduced to the status of mere pawns and commodities within an inhuman system of obscene privilege for the predatory capitalist class.
The capitalist ideology has become so ingrained in people's minds that they consider economic favoritism a "fact of nature," the only possible way to order society. Questioning it seems to many the rankest form of subversion of incontestable principles, an attack on the very fundaments of the American way of life.
Most people are unaware of the historical fact that capitalist oppression merely replaced earlier forms of despotism: sacerdotal religions and the tyrants and dictators at the head of empires and nation states. That capitalism helped to remove some people from earlier forms of tyranny makes no difference whatsoever, because it immediately enslaved those same persons in an equally despotic form of economic oppression.
America As a Preeminent Example
The transcendent value of our American experience is its demonstration that a people can take their destiny in their own hands and improve their life situation. The American colonists didn't merely wring their hands over their misfortune of suffering under British monarchy and colonialism. They threw off the chains of British imperialism --political and economic oppression. 
Our situation is now different--it would be foolish to oppose the cabal capitalists with violence, because they hold a monopoly on weapons and political-economic-social systems that kill masses or targeted individuals. Nonetheless, we should take courage from the example of the American colonists who won their independence and begin planning now to take back our economic and political power as a people. ;
"Out of this modern civilization economic royalists carved new dynasties. New kingdoms were built upon concentration of control over material things. Through new uses of corporations, banks and securities, new machinery of industry and agriculture, of labor and capital - all undreamed of by the Fathers - the whole structure of modern life was impressed into this royal service." Franklin Delano Roosevelt, speech in Philadelphia on June 27, 1936
In the early part of the twentieth century, when the predatory capitalist class--the robber barons, the gigantic trusts and monopolies--had seized such malignant power that it threatened the very life of our nation--as evidenced by the Stock Market Crash in 1929 and the Great Depression of the 1930s and 40s, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his administration reorganized the economic and political structure of our nation. The American economy was in part judged to be effective in terms of the plight of the American worker--not just the Rockefellers and the Morgans.
Even though in these and other instances Americans improved their circumstances only by degrees--and the lot of only some within the population improved--these were tremendous steps forward for humankind. Those and similar advances in human well-being still possess such tremendous power by their example that even the demonic cabal we currently suffer under must pay lip service to their principles of freedom and economic fairness.
Human social and spiritual evolution moves forward in starts and jumps. The American Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, the Preamble to the Constitution, the Emancipation Proclamation, civil rights legislation, Social Security, and women's right to vote were watersheds in humankind's progression toward true freedom and justice.
The fact that the American Constitution was created as a plutocratic instrument--through the coup d'etat of the Constitutional Convention--means that this document possesses fatal flaws. These defects are revealing themselves in this era when the criminal cabal maintains its iron grip on political-economic-social power, undercutting Constitutional rights and privileges.
The Necessity for New Political and Economic Structures As we've discovered, it's necessary to replace our disfunctional economic and political structures with cooperative commonwealth communities. The originally-flawed U.S. Constitution, with its Bill of Rights, has been decimated by the Patriot Act and NDAA. In the economic sphere, we must adopt an entirely new framework wholesale, ridding ourselves of the murderous capitalist economy. The cabal capitalist system contains so much that is not only wrong but positively malignant and lethal that we must adopt a totally different system of commonwealth economic principles and practices.
We learned from FDR's New Deal and Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" that when capitalism's power is threatened by pressure from the populace, it will grudgingly--and temporarily--move in the direction of providing some regulation of its cutthroat practices and some social safety nets for workers to take the worst sting out of capitalism's crises and offenses.
These steps are taken to save cabal capitalism from the rising power of the working class. In such cases, new regulations are enacted to curb the most obvious and hated aspects of capitalism and these are then trumpeted as a total and final solution to the problems. Unthinking people fall for this flim-flam and support its con artists and snake oil salesmen. The supposed "final" solutions to capitalism's "exuberances" and "irregularities" are held up as great victories by co-conspirator labor leaders and political hacks.
For thinking Americans it's important not to fall for these scams and con jobs. Propagandistic illusions of capitalism's rectification and regulation are merely fantasy solutions to the problems facing human society and our planet. While capitalists have pretended to tinker with their system, they've subjected the world to two world wars, the bestial conflagrations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, unremitting general warfare (Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq), poverty, unemployment, bailout looting, and general human misery. Fake cosmetic surgery won't solve our critical social problems. We must adopt an entirely new and different system of economic thought and practice--one based on the principle that human life is the ultimate value to be served in our personal, commercial and industrial interactions.
"Fascism conceives of the State as an absolute, in comparison with which all individuals or groups are relative, only to be conceived of in their relation to the State." Benito Mussolini
Capitalism Is Fascism
Just as the flawed U.S. constitution led inevitably to the dictatorial seizure of all branches of government--under both the John Adams administration (1796-1800) and again now under the capitalist cabal--so the unsound, defective principles of capitalism lead inexorably to fascism.
Fascism is the economic system in which a criminal cabal--termed an oligarchy, plutocracy, or ruling class--seizes and misappropriates the powers of the state to enforce the economic domination of privately owned cartels and corporations.
As militaristic imperialism is the guise capitalism assumes as it plunders other countries, fascism is capitalism's mode of ordering the entire society to maintain unequal distribution of economic and social power, substituting mechanistic for human values as the basis for civilized order.
In its early days, when capitalism faced a world of untapped human and raw material resources, it could for a time allow some amount of monetary and social reward to accrue to workers, without in the least reducing its obscene amassing of profits and power. 1 Thus, the United States experienced relative economic and social expansion after the second world war.
But the day inevitably comes when the world markets begin to dry up--due to pesky competitors, mindless waste and destruction of natural resources, and the inescapable exigency of too many goods chasing too few consumers.
At that point, the only recourse for capitalism is to adopt barbaric annihilation as its basic operating procedure, imposing dictatorial, police-state measures on the domestic population, and plunging the world into a "never-ending war" framework (read "war on terrorism").
The inevitable crisis point in the capitalist system now engulfs all nations of the earth. The various major "capitalist" competitors--the demonic cabal that rules America, China's ruthless dictatorship, Russia's fascism, the European Union, Japan, India, Israel, Saudi-Arabia--are engaged in a deadly struggle for dominance and survival. The criminal American cabal has brazenly announced its policy of attacking any nation it considers to be a threat to its economic or military power--whether that nation has carried out overt acts of aggression or not.
A Rerun of Capitalism's Inevitable "Crisis Points" Capitalism faced a similar crisis point in 1870. The cutthroat world competition for profits began to result in a change in the economic relations between the major capitalist powers. Previously a system of relatively "free trade" had dominated, but now corporations sought protection for their home markets from their international rivals. The replacement of the free trade system by tariff protection created the era of colonial acquisition.
In the face of reduced markets because of global competition, capitalists began to adopt the policy of militaristic imperialism to ensure colonial markets for their products and provide access to raw materials. Each capitalist country's security was threatened by the protectionist policies of the other capitalist nations.
By tariffs and other protectionist methods, each capitalist state tried to close its home and colonial markets against its rivals. Each found it necessary to stake out its own "sphere of influence" to protect its trade and industry, to ensure profits to its traders, manufacturers and financiers, and to prevent other predatory and hostile capitalist states from seizing reservoirs of raw materials and markets.
The inevitable result of this world capitalist struggle was World War I, followed in short order by World War II. The American capitalist cabal then imposed dollar imperialism on the rest of the world, forcing all nations to deal in American dollars in all their financial and industrial transactions. The capitalists had discovered what they considered to be a way out of their crises: perpetual war. After earlier world struggles, the victors had enjoyed a short period of profit-making from 1945 to 1955 as the defeated nations (for example, Japan, Germany and other European nations after World War II) required new outputs of goods and services.
"Although war is 'used' as an instrument of national and social policy, the fact that a society is organized for any degree of readiness for war supersedes its political and economic structure. War itself is the basic social system, within which other secondary modes of social organization conflict or conspire. It is the system which has governed most human societies of record, as it is today."
Leonard Lewin, (1967), Report From Iron Mountain on the
Possibility and Desirability of Peace
The Degenerate Capitalist Among many reasons why we can no longer tolerate capitalism is that the members of this class are becoming increasingly soulless, ruthless and murderous. There have been isolated moments in our history when a few persons within the capitalist camp have attempted to create somewhat salutary human conditions within society, because those few capitalist leaders possessed some sense of decency, propriety, and fellow feeling. But that situation no longer exists in the twenty-first century: the new breed of capitalists is composed of the most debased and corrupt persons imaginable.
When the President of the United States was the grandson of a war criminal, proven to have been complicit in the rise to power of Adolf Hitler, that's as bad as it can get. When that degenerate who seized the presidency through a coup d'etat lies to start a war that kills thousands of American soldiers, the situation has become intolerable.
When a mafia-thug-type seizes the American Presidency by stealing the election through cyberwarfare, assisted by the Russians, and when that thug-President destroys all government systems in the service of the billionaire class, that becomes intolerable for any thinking American.
Make no mistake about it, the depraved, murderous rulers we now suffer under are themselves leaders within the predatory capitalist class and have been created in their very persons by the diabolic ideology of capitalism.
The rise of the Progressive Movement during the Great Depression somewhat concerned the cabal capitalists, because it represented the working class rising up against capitalist oppression in general. So the capitalists allowed for some improvement in the lot of the workers after the second world war, as exemplified in the GI bill provision for education. But over the last century, the members of the cabal have become totally indifferent to human suffering and have no interest in justice or equality of opportunity in society.
Instead of feeling a need to improve the lot of the workers, they now consider it to be to their benefit if conditions for workers are as bad as possible--to force them into the military as cannon fodder for their imperialist wars. They are quite content to see American cities and towns devolve into devastated war-zones wracked by unemployment, drugs, and crime. They no longer see a need for them to provide workers even the bare necessities of life.
As they see it, they now have their means of amassing obscene fortunes without having to be the least concerned about workers--after all, there are billions of laborers in Asia and other parts of the world who are willing to work for the lowest possible pay--serving either as chattel or wage slaves. And it's no longer good policy, as they see it, to "reconstruct" a nation once they've attacked and plundered it--such as Afghanistan or Iraq. Their experience with helping to reconstruct Germany and Japan after World War II resulted in those countries having the impertinence to become economic competitors!
So now their practice is to leave a country like Afghanistan or Iraq to sink into a hell hole of war-lordism and drug cartels. They said they were "reconstructing" Iraq, but the millions of dollars in "misplaced" reconstruction fees that wound up in the pockets of Halliburton or other cabal-supporting corporations was moot testimony that they were lying--as usual.
The Capitalist Attack on American Citizens You may feel that none of this matters very much as long as the insane capitalists just leave you alone with your two part-time jobs, the chance to watch NFL and NBA games and sit-coms on television, and don't hassle you too much.
| That's what the German people in the 1930s thought, too. But fascist governments don't just attack foreign countries; they also beset their own people. The slaughter of Americans began with the 1992 FBI raid on the cabin of Randy Weaver in Idaho, in which Weaver's wife and son were killed. The Waco, Texas atrocity followed in 1993, with the ATF and the FBI ruthlessly killing American citizens, then the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing perpetrated by a U.S. military trained insurgency team. Beginning in 2001, Americans have experienced attacks on our Constitutional freedoms, domestic spying, betrayal of CIA agents out of spite, and the criminal rigging of the 2000, 2004, and 2016 national elections--among dozens of other outrages perpetrated by this capitalist cabal. "The open attack on the Geneva Conventions by the President of the United States and his defense of torture . . . has the most profound and ominous implications for the democratic rights of the American people. There is no iron wall between foreign and domestic policy. A regime that employs torture as part of its foreign policy will sooner or later employ the same methods against its political opponents at home." 2
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The attacks on our Constitutional freedoms and the uncontrolled corruption which besets Washington is bad enough, but we must awaken to the stark fact that cabal capitalists are systematically killing American citizens. If you stand idly by-- you're going to be murdered.
"The current junta in charge of our affairs, one not legally elected, but put in charge of us by the Supreme Court in the interests of the oil and gas and defense lobbies, have used first Oklahoma City and now September 11 to further erode things."
Gore Vidal, interview with Marc Cooper of the LA Weekly, July, 2002
If we carefully study two of the most blatant instances of the murder of American citizens--the Oklahoma City bombing and the 9/11 horror--the most reasonable hypothesis is that the criminal cabal planned and carried out these atrocities. The second most viable hypothesis is that they were complicit in their occurrence--by design or through incompetence. Either way, the capitalist cabal is killing Americans outright.
Boethius, The Emboldenment of Philosophy
What Perspective Should We Take? We certainly do not want to attack these unfortunate capitalist rogues through violence of any kind. That would undercut the very principles we're working to implement. We begin by examining our present situation in all its stark reality--no matter how disturbing the spectacle. We must not mince words and call these monsters "well-intentioned," "fearless" leaders, or bungling mafia thugs. We must see them in all their hideousness if we're to grasp the critical necessity to change our entire economic-political-social substructure.
The fact that America at present still enjoys some freedom is not because of the capitalist cabal, BUT IN SPITE OF IT.
From the beginning of our country the predatory capitalist elite has endeavored to degrade American freedom and subjugate labor.
Capitalists and their academic lap-dogs 3 pretend that American freedom has only been made possible by its "free-market" policies.
Quite the opposite is the truth. What freedom we have has been wrested from their hands through long struggle by the working class.
"These economic royalists complain that we seek to overthrow the institutions of America. What they really complain of is that we seek to take away their power. Our allegiance to American institutions requires the overthrow of this kind of power. In vain they seek to hide behind the flag and the Constitution. In their blindness they forget what the flag and the Constitution stand for."
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1936 speech
The ravages of capitalism are becoming clear for all Americans to see and feel. We either overthrow this form of economic slavery or we'll end up actual chattel slaves to a new capitalist class of criminal thugs. To regain our Constitutional freedoms, we must establish equitable economic principles. We can begin by working for the realization of the Second Bill of Rights as presented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his State of the Union Address in January, 1944.In his State of the Union Address, Roosevelt declared that the nation had come to recognize, and should now implement, a second bill of rights. Roosevelt did not argue for any change to the United States Constitution; he believed that the second bill of rights should be implemented politically, not by federal judges. Roosevelt's stated justification was that the "political rights" granted by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights had "proved inadequate to assure us equality in the pursuit of happiness." Roosevelt's remedy was to create an "economic bill of rights" which would guarantee:
- "The right to a useful and remunerative job"
- "The right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation"
- "The right of every family to a decent home"
- "The right to adequate medical care and opportunity to enjoy and achieve good health"
- "The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident, and unemployment"
- "The right to a good education"
Roosevelt stated that having these rights would guarantee American security, and that America's place in the world depended upon how far these and similar rights were carried into practice.
Our efforts toward a commonwealth social system-- involving a new economic structure and a revised governmental format--must begin with clear awareness of our present situation, as outlined above.
When it comes to the implementation of a "new society," there the Marxists, communists, and socialists trail off into vague nostrums ("withering away of the state") or propound absolutistic dogmas ("dictatorship of the proletariat") that have no real merit. Granted that socialism has never been truly implemented--certainly not in the Soviet Union or any other European countries such as Britain, France, Germany, or Italy--but its doctrines as espoused by its advocates are not viable by any account.The movement away from capitalism to a new, humanistic economic system will not occur "automatically" as the workers of the world magically unite, telling themselves they have nothing to lose but their chains.
Most of the advocates of "gradualism," such as Gar Alperovitz's America Beyond Capitalism, are largely palliatives and propaganda placebos meant to make the unthinking masses believe that capitalism is mysteriously changing its stripes and becoming beneficent. Most of the scholastic studies of capitalism, such as J. A. Schumpeter's 1911 The Theory of Economic Development or R. H. Tawney's 1922 Religion and the Rise of Capitalism, or Naomi Klein's 2007 The Shock Doctrine, offer no genuine insight or solution whatsoever.
The Public Service Economy Historically, federal, state, and local governments have managed certain businesses and industries which American citizens thought best kept in public hands: prisons, schools, forests, parks, military bases, retirement funds, utilities, etc. And American citizens have also wanted their government to regulate certain businesses and industries which the citizens felt could only be scrutinized by public agencies, not privately-owned enterprises.
"50 million abortions have been performed in this country, causing a shortage of cheap American labor. We could have used those people."
Georgia State Senator Nancy Schaefer 5 Beginning in the 1960s the capitalist cabal's front organizations--Cato, Heritage Foundation, American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Committee on the Present Danger, Free Congress Foundation, Council for Inter-American Security, Council for National Policy, etc.--began to raise a loud outcry that governmental regulatory agencies had been "captured" by the industries under regulation.
Of course, the allegations were largely true--their political puppets had made sure that the public regulatory agencies such as OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), and EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission), were either crippled or co-opted.
But many Americans, made indifferent and ignorant by the demonic cabal's subversion of American education beginning in the early decades of the twentieth century, can't see that the groups claiming to be watching out for citizens' interests are actually fronts for the American capitalist group. The mind-robots eat up the catch slogans of: "get the government off the backs of the people" and "consumer choice." So they stand still when the elite's political puppets put through legislation which creates deregulation and privatization of public institutions.
The cabal's political puppets broke up some of their large competitors, such as AT&T, IBM, savings and loan institutions, and airlines, so the cartel could increase its holdings in the telecommunication, computer, banking, and air travel industries. Then, the cabal began its deregulatory experiments with the opening of access to networks. Under this approach, the physical infrastructures of the networks (such as airports, cables, pipes) remained regulated natural monopolies, but access to these networks was opened so that the remaining elements could be submitted to competition: airline traffic, telecommunication services, gas and electricity production, etc.
Americans know that historically, the U.S. was created on the principle that citizens own public land, highways, schools, ports, airports, parks, the airwaves, government buildings and other assets. Under the present criminal regime, public assets such as energy production plants, water resources, prisons, and many others, have been seized by members of the cabal under the guise of "privatization." Americans must create a government that will serve as the protector of the citizenry, and champion their cause when confronted with the predatory greed of profit-motivated corporations and individuals. Americans don't see anyone in the federal or state government doing anything but assuring that the big corporations' profits skyrocket even more. So Americans are beginning to inform themselves--primarily through the Internet.
Our economic situation at present--a very few obscenely rich people owning companies and corporations and having illegally seized state and federal political power--is one which we can and must change. Our current economic and political circumstances are not written in stone; humans have lived under very different political and economic conditions 6 throughout our history.
We must begin to replace this present state of affairs, where most of us suffer under wage-slavery, with a commonwealth form of polity. The political system and the economic situation should be directed toward the welfare of all Americans, not just a few. Since the capitalists now rig national elections by choosing both Republican and Democratic candidates, we'll first need to make certain that our entire political system--including the election process--is reclaimed by the people.
We must act to bring about the replacement of capitalism by a commonwealth structure--not merely speculate about it as socialist theorists do:
"The only real option open to humanity under these circumstances, we are convinced, is to scrap the present failed system and to put a new, more rational, egalitarian one its place--one aimed not at the endless pursuit of monetary wealth, but at the satisfaction of genuine human needs."John Bellamy Foster and Hannah Holleman, The Financial Power Elite
We must first make all Americans aware of our present plight and then begin in all possible ways to overthrow the tyranny of cabal capitalism, producing material changes leading to political freedom and economic equality of opportunity. This will ultimately involve the public ownership of the means of production: companies, factories, businesses, institutions, etc. We can bring about these changes by joining with thinking citizens worldwide in specific initiatives such as boycotting, in citizen action groups available through progressive Internet sites, and through building cooperative commonwealth communities.
To be able to oversee publicly-held institutions effectively, workers must be sufficiently intelligent to know how to select managers with personal integrity. Intelligent administration of public enterprises will require an effectual educational system that produces efficient leaders and overseers. In today's world, the most proficient means of educating large numbers of people will be through creating progressive Internet sites not dominated and controlled by the capitalist cabal.
All thinking persons must join in this effort to throw off the lethal capitalist shackles that bind the minds and bodies of workers worldwide. Humankind has overthrown tyrannies and tyrants throughout its history. We can no longer afford not to throw off the malignancy of capitalism.
"Historical capitalism is all things to everyone, except being durable. It is but a short parenthesis in history. The fundamental questioning of capitalism--which our contemporary thinkers, in their overwhelming majority, deem neither possible nor desirable--is nonetheless the inescapable condition for the emancipation of the dominated workers and the peoples (those of the peripheries, i.e., 80 percent of humankind)."
Samir Amin, "Seize the Crisis"
Notes
1 In 2005, ExxonMobil realized a profit of $36.13 billion, the largest single profit in the history of corporate America. Shell reported profits of $23 billion for 2005. British Petroleum (BP) revealed full-year profits at $21.7 billion. Exxon CEO Lee Raymond received more than $42 million in salary, stock, and bonuses in 2005. It is estimated that the total cost for the invasion and occupation of Iraq will be $2.6 trillion.
2 Joe Kay and Barry Grey, "The Bush administration and the CIA prisons: a new campaign of lies," World Socialist Website (www.wsws.org), 9/18/20063 Such as Milton Friedman, Arthur Schlesinger, Henry Kissinger, Ayn Rand, and Alan Dershowitz
4 The Principle of Activity in Marx's Philosophy--with an English translation of Marx's doctoral dissertation, submitted as my doctoral dissertation at Yale University, 1962.
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