hypocritexposer
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Bare with me, we're going to connect some dots Corporatism (some call it fascism) at it's best, with a bit of meddling to boot. Did they really think that there were not going to be unintended consequences.
And NO, I'm not a commie, I just detest any type of extreme socialism, whether it is corporate, nationalist, or communist.
There are consequences, which we will find out about in the next few years...
FIRST: to qualify the first source
The Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) is a boutique investigative research and reporting group with a demonstrated capacity to break major news stories and highlight the work of advocates. Located in Madison, Wisconsin, it is a national, non-profit watchdog organization, founded in 1993. CMD's niche is investigating and exposing the undue influence of corporations and front groups on public policy, including PR campaigns, lobbying, and electioneering. CMD's original reporting helps educate the public and aids grassroots action about policies affecting people’s lives—their rights and the health of our democracy.
A little about NED, who/which has been deeply involved with the "Arab Springs" the past few years and Ukraine...
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/06/business/international/chevron-and-ukraine-sign-deal-on-shale-gas.html?_r=0
did everyone google Nuland
http://ranchers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=646026&highlight=nuland#646026
Here's a picture and video of her boasting about all the money being "invested" in the Ukraine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y0y-JUsPTU
And NO, I'm not a commie, I just detest any type of extreme socialism, whether it is corporate, nationalist, or communist.
There are consequences, which we will find out about in the next few years...
FIRST: to qualify the first source
The Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) is a boutique investigative research and reporting group with a demonstrated capacity to break major news stories and highlight the work of advocates. Located in Madison, Wisconsin, it is a national, non-profit watchdog organization, founded in 1993. CMD's niche is investigating and exposing the undue influence of corporations and front groups on public policy, including PR campaigns, lobbying, and electioneering. CMD's original reporting helps educate the public and aids grassroots action about policies affecting people’s lives—their rights and the health of our democracy.
A little about NED, who/which has been deeply involved with the "Arab Springs" the past few years and Ukraine...
The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is a Washington D.C-based quasi-governmental organization funded by the U.S. which boasts that it is "supporting freedom around the world."[1]
Alan Weinstein, one of the founders of the NED, explained in 1991:
A lot of what we [NED] do was done 25 years ago covertly by the CIA[2]
Most of the NED, and its affiliated organizations, deals with influencing political processes abroad. The means employed range from influencing civil society, media, fostering business groups, lending support to preferred politicians/political parties, election monitoring, and fostering human rights groups. Depending on the level of development of the political system and the sophistication of politicians, different strategies are applied. In underdeveloped countries (e.g., Haiti), it involves developing the civil infrastructure/civil society groups, human right monitoring groups, and especially, bonding with the country's business elite. In more advanced countries, with a civil society base, the focus is on fostering politicians/elite who favor the neo-liberal economic/political model. From the NED's website it is evident that the principal regions where it seeks to influence political outcomes are the Middle East, the former Soviet republics, some countries in Latin America, and Africa.[3]
NED has principally supported candidates with strong ties to the military and who support the rights of U.S. corporations to invest in those countries with minimal restriction. The NED has not supported candidates who oppose investments by U.S. corporations or who promise restrictions on investment rights of U.S. corporations.
On Tuesday, Chevron signed a 50-year agreement with the Ukrainian government to develop oil and gas in western Ukraine. The government said that Chevron would spend $350 million on the exploratory phase of the project and that the total investment could reach $10 billion.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/06/business/international/chevron-and-ukraine-sign-deal-on-shale-gas.html?_r=0
did everyone google Nuland
http://ranchers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=646026&highlight=nuland#646026
Here's a picture and video of her boasting about all the money being "invested" in the Ukraine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y0y-JUsPTU