ABOVE THE LAW (ZIONIST V.I.P.) CORPORATIONS - WHO WINS THE GLOBAL WARFARE DEPENDS ON THE CORPORATE ARMIES

BRITISH TROOPS BEGIN TO WAKE UP TO THE TRUTH THAT THEY HAVE BEEN MERCENARIES OF THE ROTHSCHILD ZIONISTS SINCE AFTER THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO

THE SOLDIERS ARE AWARE THAT THEIR JOB IN THE MIDDLE EAST IS SIMPLY ONE OF ‘BRITISH’ STATE-SPONSORED MURDER AND LOOTING OF THE CENTRAL BANKS AND RESOURCES OF INNOCENT PEOPLES AND THEIR DELIBERATE DISPLACEMENT TO BRING THEM INTO EUROPE.

ABOVE THE LAW V.I.P's
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ABOVE THE LAW
 V.I.P. ZIONIST : EX PRIME MINISTER
TONY BLAIR
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The Rebirth of the Mercenary ...........now corporate with the likes of Blackwater ,
AIGIS & G4S . 'The Corporate Warriors'......


A mercenary[1] is a person who takes part in an armed conflict, who is not a
national or a party to the conflict and is "motivated to take part in the hostilities by
the desire for private gain

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercenary


Quote from Ex British soldier in vid below " Why would I do 5years in Iraq and earn
£ 120.00 when I can earn do 2years in Iraq and earn £ 400, 000. That's why in my
era anbody that was anygood is not in the army any more"....

Vice takes an unprecedented look into the shadowy industry of Private Military Companies. For the past two decades these private companies, like Black Water, Aegis and G4S have silently consumed military operations around the world, doing everything from back end logistics, protection of government VIP's and diplomats to actual combat duties. In this documentary we explore the origins of this industry, their rise in the war on terror and their future operations around the world.

Superpower for Hire: 

Rise of the Private Military 

 

 

Why Even the US Government is Afraid of 

Blackwater's Mercenaries | Brainwash Update

Abby Martin discusses a New York Times revelation concerning officials at
Blackwater threatening to murder State Department officials, and how this is just
the latest example of Blackwater's criminal, murderous and unaccountable legacy.

THE RED CROSS SCAM : CABAL RUN CORPORATIONS

BY BP ... STARSHIP EARTH : THE BIGGER PICTURE

http://2012thebigpicture.wordpress.com/2014/06/28/red-cross-clams-up-about-missing-300-million-post-hurricane-sandy-video/

I’ve cautioned people about hopping on the Red Cross bandwagon when sending assistance to victims of these so-called “natural” disasters—or ANY appeal of any kind, be it the Salvation Army, Breast Cancer Foundation, all of it. Many of them are fronts for theft, plain and simple.


The Red Cross executives get most of what is donated and if we really want our resources to go to victims, we have to find charities and organized groups such as churches, who actually provide aid directly rather than lining the pockets of the charity administration, et al.

Oh, the Red Cross, FEMA… all the cabal’s organizations put on a great show so the lamestream media has those wonderful, heart-warming pictures to show us on TV to illustrate just how much help is on site, but they don’t actually DO much of anything.

The purpose of these tragedies is to wreak as much destruction and misery on The People and their environs as possible.


Just as happened in Haiti during the colossal earthquake of 2010, and at the time of the 911 domestic terror attack and other calamities, Hurricane Sandy was, among other things, a prime opportunity to stuff the cabal coffers with taxpayers’ generous donations—and they don’t feel they owe us any explanations.


From BrasscheckTV… everything you never wanted to know about the American Red Cross… ~ BP

The Red Cross Screws Donors and Victims Again
Red Cross clams up about missing $300 million

I call it ‘missing’ because I was there after Hurricane Sandy.

I didn’t see anything but Red Cross photo ops—and neither did any one of the dozens of people I talked to all over the disaster zone.

Now propublica.org is asking them how they spent the $300 million they raised to ‘help’ after Hurricane Sandy and the Red Cross “prefers not to say.”

THE CORPORATION : If corporations were people they'd be sociopaths/psychopaths

 

Provoking, witty, stylish and sweepingly informative, THE CORPORATION explores the nature and spectacular rise of the dominant institution of our time. Part film and part movement, The Corporation is transforming audiences and dazzling critics with its insightful and compelling analysis. Taking its status as a legal "person" to the logical conclusion, the film puts the corporation on the psychiatrist's couch to ask "What kind of person is it?" The Corporation includes interviews with 40 corporate insiders and critics - including Noam Chomsky, Naomi Klein, Milton Friedman, Howard Zinn, Vandana Shiva and Michael Moore - plus true confessions, case studies and strategies for change.

Sociopaths/psychopaths have a very serious lack of conscience (and sense of responsibility), are driven by their absolute egoism, and are capable of manipulating and deceiving people to achieve their goals. Their main principle is: "the ends justify the means". They have no empathy and capacity for compassion, remorse and guilt.

Do you trust the corporations when their PR representatives or commercials claim that their mission is "happy and satisfied customers"? Actually, it's a manipulation of a global scale -- the method is deliberately misrepresented as the main goal. Let's face it. Their main goal is: more and more profit. Everything else is just a method/means/way of accomplishing the main goal.

Watch the documentary below for a clearer picture on the subject.

DARWIN'S THEORY : They only want Tescos

CORPORATE PSYCHOPATHS : We'll make a killing out of food crisis ... Glencore trading boss Chris Mahoney boasts

HELPING PEOPLE IS BAD FOR BUSINESS

Drought is good for business, says world's largest commodities trading company

The United Nations, aid agencies and the British Government have lined up to attack the world's largest commodities trading company, Glencore, after it described the current global food crisis and soaring world prices as a "good" business opportunity.

With the US experiencing a rerun of the drought "Dust Bowl" days of the 1930s and Russia suffering a similar food crisis that could see Vladimir Putin's government banning grain exports, the senior economist of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, Concepcion Calpe, told The Independent: "Private companies like Glencore are playing a game that will make them enormous profits."

Ms Calpe said leading international politicians and banks expecting Glencore to back away from trading in potential starvation and hunger in developing nations for "ethical reasons" would be disappointed.

"This won't happen," she said. "So now is the time to change the rules and regulations about how Glencore and other multinationals such as ADM and Monsanto operate. They know this and have been lobbying heavily around the world to water down and halt any reform."

Glencore's director of agriculture trading, Chris Mahoney, sparked the controversy when he said: "The environment is a good one. High prices, lots of volatility, a lot of dislocation, tightness, a lot of arbitrage opportunities.

"We will be able to provide the world with solutions... and that should also be good for Glencore."

Glencore announced pre-tax global profits of £1.4bn. The G20 is considering holding an emergency summit on the world food crisis.

Oxfam was scathing about Glencore's exploitation of volatile world food prices. Jodie Thorpe, from the aid agency's Grow Campaign, said: "Glencore's comment that 'high prices and lots of volatility and dislocation' was 'good' gives us a rare glimpse into the little-known world of companies that dominate the global food system."

Oxfam said companies like Glencore were "profiting from the misery and suffering of poor people who are worst hit by high and volatile food prices", adding: "If we are going to fix the ailing food system then traders must be part of the cure."

Stephen O'Brien, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development, said: "We know that food-price spikes hit the poorest hardest. Ensuring the poor can still access enough food is vital in times of food-price rises, which is why the UK is investing in safety nets that deliver food and cash to the poorest."

A Glencore spokesperson said: "Regardless of the business environment, Glencore is helping fulfil global demand by getting the commodities that are needed to the places that need them most."

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