September 26, 2005 journal, here is a special message on target describing ills of America.

"It's now all about brands, they are the new stars of the economy. If you have the perfect brand, you can sell anything. Churches were the First Brands, Now Corporations rule the world. One percent of the populous owns 50% of the corporate stock. 80% of stock is owned by 20% of the populace. Corporations are designed to be amoral, profits are their true sacrament. IBM leased and serviced punch card machines to the Nazis for tabulating their death camp killing. Fanta was Coca Cola for the Nazi state. PR firms are their make-up artist. Bechtel was granted ownership of all water and rainfall in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Bechtel daily charges the people 25¢, one quarter of their days pay, for water. It was a-gainst the law to collect rainwater. Greed proceeds privatization. "Free trade" means free for corporate plunder. Stock traders cheer Iraq bombing as their clients oil stock soars 5 fold. Nine1one paid off as well. Devastation is corporate opportunity. You are a dispos-able resource for the corporation, others can patent your blood. but "Cool Hunters" find the newest personal fashion expression and sell it back to you. Psychologists gurus are honing marketing to your baby, for a cradle to grave brand awareness. They smile while you say they really don't know if it’s immoral to market to an undeveloped brain. Frogs have 5 legs and children are born without eyes. Corporations are the death of birth. Pol-lution costs are externalized to the public. Adams Smith was actually a social liberal. No markets are free, all have restrictions: but for whose benefit are the law made-citizens or corporations? This is the best horror movie of all times. But it's just a movie. Go back to sleep dear, everything will be fine. I pledge allegiance to the Carlyle Group, and Monsan-to, Halliburton, and to the cartel for which they stand, massive juggernaut, unrepentant, dispensing justice to those who can pay and to those they favor. The sheeple’s pledge. An absolutely wonderful documentary, June 28, 2005 reviewer. Yarby "Yarby" Medina, Oh., United States, see all my reviews. If you are still one of the blind sheep that still thinks that corporations are good for the world, maybe this movie will wake you up. Our water, our health, our future. Anything is for sale in this corporate world, and this movie brings some of the most appalling examples to the forefront. Monsanto has always been one of the most corrupt, manipulative companies in the world, this section of this movie on rgbH is a fine example of why. I can always wish the subject of genetically altered food and patent-ed seeds had been addressed more thoroughly, as, outside of water, there is no more im-portant product under the control of corporations. And once the food supply is contami-nated by genetic reversion, we can not go back. I would also recommend that the viewer of this movie take the time to view the additional materials. The interview with Janeane Garofolo, the deleted scenes, and the additional interviews on disc 2 are every bit as inte- resting as a movie. I cannot recommend this movie enough especially for those that have not been paying attention up to now. Brilliant, May 11, 2005-reviewer: Alex Pfeiffer "yogaman” Madison Wisconsin-see all my reviews-This film takes on an incredible vast subject matter and wraps it all into plain understandable and entertaining video. The film is very clear in its explanation and conclusion without being absolutist or ideological. Capit-alism is not bad, but capitalism for the sake of capitalism is insanity. Furthermore, those benefiting from the insanity, must use more and more aggressive means to keep distracting those who are catching on. All of this insanity is rooted in the simple little definition of a corporation, which give it rights without responsibility or accountability to the common good. The system is by definition, immoral; inhuman-and disconnected from human souls”