Harold Meyerson: The Big Skim — How Financial Scams Suck Money from Corporations Instead of Investing in Capability and Jobs

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Harold Meyerson

Shareholders’ big skim

As a result of the shareholder revolution, the money that once went to expansion and new ventures has gone instead into shareholders’ pockets.

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Robert David Steele Vivas
Robert David Steele Vivas

ROBERT STEELE: A very fine article that is amply supported by the cited sources and many others — for example, Peter Linebaugh's STOP THIEF and Richard Wolff's Occupy the Economy: Confronting Capitalism. Matt Taibbi's GRIFTOPIA addresses the hidden planet: it has been the capture of the government by 42 billionaires, and the total marginalization of the US Constitution (Article 1, for example) that has allowed these financial atrocities to occur — along with a media that is half captive and half witless. Open Power — the book is #4 in Amazon Kindle Civics today — is the answer. FIRST, electoral reform — then a wholesale cleansing of the corporate and banking stables.

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