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Originally posted by Disaster_Boy
I think it has less to do with terrorism, and more to do with the fact that we have sucked all the oil out of the ground and the earth has become unstable.
Originally posted by soficrow
So why don't we think of corporations as major powers, or as wargame players? Are we conditioned not to?
Originally posted by soficrow
Just a quick thought before I log off -
Why don't we talk about major corporate powers when we talk about war? Historically, corporations fronted colonial wars - still do. Corporations are most likely to use population control and destabilization bioweapons. Corporations have the most to gain economically in any fray - and have more resources than most nations, including "security."
So why don't we think of corporations as major powers, or as wargame players? Are we conditioned not to?
Originally posted by Netchicken
I'm not either, it goes against my sceptical grain. but both storms are so environmentally and economocally devestating, and to both happen so close together, it does start to make you wonder.
Once is chance, twice is coincidence, but three times is enemy action (a quote from somewhere)