Fear of a Red Planet, the Fake Global Recession.

There is no such thing as a “global recession”. A recession occurs when a country is having a tough time for some reason. They are loosing out to other countries in the world and have to deal with less. You know, people stopped liking our bananas for a while or something and our jerk neighbour who produces mangoes is flourishing. Or maybe we had a flood and lost a bunch of infrastructure, or a crooked government etc. . . Recession occurs when something happens and you can’t compete. But a global recession? Who the hell is earth loosing out to? Why did we invest in a spacecash deal?

No, there’s no deal. Giant corporations are just slowing the machines and wages a bit to knock out some mid sized competitors and force us out of legal ownership of our homes.

Listen. Your work tells you they need to cut pay at your government job, you agree because last week you heard that Jake lost his job at such and such manufacturing plant. Since Jake’s masters knew that recession= lower sales, they slowed operations. A service industry employer, that’s actually doing well, lets your friend Shelly go because they want to use the “recession” excuse to force a smaller staff to handle more work. Of course everyone at the small bank was let go because small banks are forced to lend to riskier clients like Jake and Shelly who just lost their jobs. When the “recession” call is made, everyone starts cutting back regardless of whether they need to or not. In turn the cutting back causes a slowdown which in turn causes a real need for cutbacks and so on.

Doesn’t anyone find it odd that we live in the most technologically advanced time in human history, but they keep telling us tougher times are ahead and that its expected more and more of humanity will lack its basic needs?

You don’t need a team of labourors for agriculture any more, most of our goods are mass made by machine; the colony no longer requires we slave away to ensure our survival. This should be the ultimate leisure time for humankind where we can sit back, let our inventions work for us, and spend our lives engaged in higher pursuits. In the same way we’ve stopped foraging for berries and spending weeks out on the hunt, its time we stopped labouring. But so long as the common man has no control, its never going to happen.

Every time we hear about a bad economic report, we make another compromise. It keeps pushing the average person further down with each move. But also, hard times are devastating for mid sized businesses and upstarts who haven’t got the capital to weather the slowdown. . . .Makes you wonder, can everyone really be feeling the pinch when the whole world is recessed?

Nope, there is no recession for the largest of corporations. They no longer exist within the domain of monetary wealth, for them the game is control. How much of the world’s things do you control? The speed at which things are being made and which people are working is irrelevant to control. It doesn’t matter if there were 10 billion bananas grown last year or 20 billion, what matters is that our company owned all the bananas so that next year we can own them all again. The span of these conglomerates over so many different aspects of humanity make a new economy consisting only of control. . . ..I’ll use my banana and strawberry monopolies to force you to sell me your smoothie retail industry.

Even if investments go down and some of the wealthiest individuals go from being billionaires to hundreds of millionaires, they would not suffer a loss of things which cost money, they would only loose control.

Think about it. A giant conglomerate has nearly limitless resources to throw around in the interest of gaining control. Undercut the competition, wait til their dead, jack up the price; its why we’re all now buying the exact same brands of socks from the exact same retail outlets everywhere. The market was dominated, the control was gained. . . ..Competition thrives within the realm of money, how is a local supplier going to start up now and try and gain a foothold in the sock market? They could be the best fucking socks ever made, Its still impossible. Its not a competition based on socks or money anymore, the currency is control.

We’ve got no currency, so we can’t even join in. Yet we suffer the worst of this competition for control as they constantly try to force us to live with less. Squeezing dry what little control we have and depositing it into the giant corporate pool. All these people loosing the ownership of their property because of the recession, well the land doesn’t just disappear, who do you think ends up owning it? The biggest players of course- sometimes that’s government, but eventually its a giant fat sucking bank. And they couldn’t care less how long it takes your home to be worth a monetary profit, they can wait, what matters is that they control it and you don’t.

Its a competition over a healthy handshake that every time remaining independents fail, the spoils of control come up for grabs. Whenever a bad economic forecast comes up, places go bankrupt, the control market experiences a boom. When its bad for us, its good for them. . . ..Conspiracy theorists; who’s benefiting from this “global recession” and who owns the media that fabricated it? . . . . . ..hmmmmm. . ..

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