blood money
without further aidieu, i bring you...
The Robotech UN PSA mashup with the Smurfs Unicef PSA (with all due respect to the original creators, and "Darkwater" from youtube):
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U.N. Landmine Removal Commercial, which saw no air time because of its 'contraversial' content:
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Do we need cartoon characters and tear-jerker scenarios pandering to soccer moms for people wake up & recognize what caused this economic crisis?
House Representative Henry A. Waxman (D. CA) interviewing Alan Greenspan during 10/28/08 Congressional hearing:
Greenspan’s Mea Culpa, by David Leonhardt
The Corporate Fallacy, by Noel Pearson
"Since the nineteenth century, when corporations were first anthropomorphised and granted the legal personality of human beings, we have come to assume that they possess the kind of self-interest that Alan Greenspan was banking on, the kind that would ensure they would not risk their own extinction as corporate entities. But a corporation is merely a collection of contracts between humans, whose individual interests are the true self-interests within the corporation. And in recent times, the decisive interests of the managers have become disconnected from the interests of the company and its shareholders."
The Robotech UN PSA mashup with the Smurfs Unicef PSA (with all due respect to the original creators, and "Darkwater" from youtube):
Click to view--
U.N. Landmine Removal Commercial, which saw no air time because of its 'contraversial' content:
--
Do we need cartoon characters and tear-jerker scenarios pandering to soccer moms for people wake up & recognize what caused this economic crisis?
House Representative Henry A. Waxman (D. CA) interviewing Alan Greenspan during 10/28/08 Congressional hearing:
Greenspan’s Mea Culpa, by David Leonhardt
The Corporate Fallacy, by Noel Pearson
"Since the nineteenth century, when corporations were first anthropomorphised and granted the legal personality of human beings, we have come to assume that they possess the kind of self-interest that Alan Greenspan was banking on, the kind that would ensure they would not risk their own extinction as corporate entities. But a corporation is merely a collection of contracts between humans, whose individual interests are the true self-interests within the corporation. And in recent times, the decisive interests of the managers have become disconnected from the interests of the company and its shareholders."