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[Romain / rXg]

Indeed, but then  when you are aware of it ...
You just need to find a (virus)structure to act in/on it,but this is a
tricky 'technical' part  ...


On Sat, Oct 22, 2011 at 10:48 AM, The Dong <dong at f2s.com> wrote:

> On 22/10/2011 09:29, The Dong wrote:
>
>> Who funds Amnesty International?
>>
>
> It's not even really a funding matter.
> All organisations are infiltrated and controlled.
> All organisations are subject to the rules and laws created to control
> them. I have first hand experience of this interference. So does anyone else
> who can see beyond 'the box' and isn't of a child mentality.
>
> It is like we all have aspirations to create business, a company, or an
> organisation, which may in turn make us wealthy, or at least sustain us, but
> in reality, we merely end up following the reams of regulations, taxation,
> direct interference, threats and laws that limit and attempt to steer us
> away from the original goals, which may have initially been for purely
> charitable reasons, or to try and do some good in the world. Don't be naive.
> If you go against your funding source stipulations, don't expect any future
> funding. As the largest sources of funding are government controlled, or
> proffered from the multitude of banking demons, even though they were never
> meant to be so, there you have it in a nutshell.
>
> In the end, it's either follow those routes and throw away your compassion
> and empathy, be a stooge of your masters, or lower your expectations and
> make do with getting by, whether that be by being 'poor' through choice
> (that's me for 20 years, though I am very content), limiting the size of
> your business (less or zero external funding means little direct
> interference, but limits expansion capability) or utilising the many holes
> in regulations to divert monies via those methods one can only learn by
> experience and the, mostly diffuse, deeds of those who govern us and do
> exactly this.
>
> Just my learn'ed opinion ;)
>
>
>
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Romain
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