viernes, 3 de febrero de 2017

How corporate dark money is taking power on both sides of the Atlantic | George Monbiot | Opinion | The Guardian

How corporate dark money is taking power on both sides of the Atlantic | George Monbiot | Opinion | The Guardian

 

I
recently posted an article by Naomi Klein arguing that Trump's election
as president marked the moment when the corporations simply cut out the
politician-middleman in Washington.
George Monbiot sketches out how this direct rule by the corporations is
taking shape, using what he calls their "dark money" on either side of
the Atlantic.

Britain's
international trade minister, Liam Fox, is a pivotal figure in all this -
he even founded one of the key organisations set up with this "dark
money" called Atlantic Bridge. Its aims included driving a wedge between
Britain and Europe, both as a divide-and-rule to weaken Europe and as a
way to reattach the UK more firmly to its poodle status with the US.
With Brexit, it's now full steam ahead.

(Monbiot doesn't mention Fox's additional strong ties to Israel and the Mossad - for that read my article http://www.jonathan-cook.net/…/matthew-gould-the-missing-l…/ -  and former ambassador Craig Murray's blog.)

 Illustration by Nate Kitch.

 










Illustration by Nate Kitch.