Taking care of business

Citizenship and the Charter of Incorporation


Preface

Corporations cause harm every day. Why do their harms go unchecked? How can they dictate what we produce, how we work, what we eat, drink and breathe? How did a self-governing people let this come to pass?

Corporations were not supposed to reign in the United States.

When we look at the history of our states, we learn that citizens intentionally defined corporations through charters -- the certificates of incorporation.

In exchange for the charter, a corporation was obligated to obey all laws, to serve the common good, and to cause no harm. Early state legislators wrote charter laws and actual charters to limit corporate authority, and to ensure that when a corporation caused harm, they could revoke its charter.

During the late 19th century, corporations subverted state governments, taking our power to put charters of incorporation to the uses originally intended.

Corporations may have taken our political power but they have not taken our Constitutional sovereignty. Citizens are guaranteed sovereign authority over government officeholders. Every state still has legal authority to grant and to revoke corporate charters. Corporations, large or small, still must obey all laws, serve the common good, and cause no harm.

To exercise our sovereign authority over corporations, we must take back our political authority over our state governments.

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WARNING!

Read no further if you love serving the global corporate borg. It'll just give ya a headache. :smilewinkgrin:

 

Nope, I was just taking a little break from your fourth grade mentality.

You might want to bail out now Targus because this thread will probably require reading a few articles and doing some fact checking. I don't have any urge to try and teach you something you don't want to learn.

If you want to keep acting like a fourth grader thumbing his nose that's fine too. Fourth grade brats can be ignored and sooner or later they lose interest and go nappy bye.

For the rest of you folks I'll try and map it out for you. After I get some things taken care of. There is life outside of BB ya know.

 

You cannot be enlightened my friend. You haven't the will or capacity.

You only believe what the corporations themselves tell you it's alright to believe.

Besides I'm in no hurry. I've already posted enough information on this subject over the years that no one including you can honestly claim ignorance. Well, I suppose you could rightly claim willful ignorance because in the face of what has been going on in this country for the last several years it would take alot of willpower (and underhanded avoidence tactics worthy only of children) to remain ignorant.

I'll just take my time. Oh BTW mods if we have mods. Why is Targus allowed to keep breaking the rules like this?

 

According to new a study there are just 147 corporations that make up a "super-entity". This is from the New Scientist. Not a "conspiracy site".

Which corporations control what we eat? Let's start with the most hated corporation on earth. From Daily Paul. I suppose some would consider this a "conspiracy site". Mostly those who admire Mitt Romney or some other corporate insider candidate.

It seems the people of the state of Vermont want GMO foods to be labeled as such. Monsanto's response? Sue the State of Vermont if it dares pass a labeling bill.

That goes along with what SN is saying. Corporations have to much influence over our public servants and the government on the whole. If one corporation like Monsanto can bully a State legislature into "abandoning the public interest" it has too much power. Imho.

That's enough for today. Nope wait a minute I just remembered another Monsanto deal. If you haven't heard yet the bee population has been falling off and scientists have been looking into why. Now I don't have to tell you what this planet would be like without our freind the honey bee right?

Anyway Monsanto's pesticides have been linked to the declining bee population so what does Monsanto do? It's buys up the the research facility that made the link.

If ya can't bully em or beat em buy em would seem to be Monsanto's motto. If the State of Vermont were to pass such a labeling bill what would happen to Monsanto? Would other states follow in Vermont's footsteps? It seems likely they would. And here's the multimillion dollar question, would people stop purchasing foods that contain GMO products if they kew GMO products were in them?

And for you "conspiracy" debunkers . . .

The global GMO conspiracy is no longer a theory​

Need we say anything more? This cable proves, once and for all, that there is a global GMO conspiracy where government operatives work in secret to push Monsanto's GMO agenda while punishing opponents of GMOs and adding them to a "target retaliation list."​

This cable also proves that NaturalNews has been right all along about the GMO conspiracy, and that GMO opponents such as Jeffrey Smith are battling what can only be called an evil conspiracy to control the world's food supply. It also proves that when Alex Jones talks about the global conspiracy to control the world food supply, he's not just ranting. He's warning about the reality of the world in which we now live.​

As Jeffery Smith said today in a Democracy Now interview:​

"We’ve been saying for years that the United States government is joined at the hip with Monsanto and pushing GMOs as part of Monsanto’s agenda on the rest of the world. This lays bare the mechanics of that effort. We have Craig Stapleton, the former ambassador to France, specifically asking the U.S. government to retaliate and cause some harm throughout the European Union." SOURCE​

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Not for me. Maybe for you. It might help if you open your eyes and read more and typed less. I know you now Targus. I know you can look at something and not see it.

That's not something I can be faulted with though I know you'll keep right on trying. That's all on you man.