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Dr Harriet Fraad – Capitalism Hits Home: Listen Up Leftists, There’s a Class Revolution in the Household – Part 1

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An excellent summery of how it all went wrong in the US. It tackles everything from unions, feminism, to race relations, and how the CIA infiltrated these groups to divide and rule.After the New Deal, the industrialists decided to destroy the unions, and during the Mccarthy period the unions were made to throw out their socialists and communists believing the propaganda that the best way out of poverty was the American Dream. As a result, the elite were able to keep wages low and offshore most of the jobs.But in Europe, unions remained strong and no company could offshore jobs without consulting the unions or the local communities, and with all the regulations it meant the cost of offshoring became too expensive. Recently in Germany, steal workers won a 22 hour week with full time wages

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An excellent summery of how it all went wrong in the US. It tackles everything from unions, feminism, to race relations, and how the CIA infiltrated these groups to divide and rule.

After the New Deal, the industrialists decided to destroy the unions, and during the Mccarthy period the unions were made to throw out their socialists and communists believing the propaganda that the best way out of poverty was the American Dream. As a result, the elite were able to keep wages low and offshore most of the jobs.

But in Europe, unions remained strong and no company could offshore jobs without consulting the unions or the local communities, and with all the regulations it meant the cost of offshoring became too expensive. Recently in Germany, steal workers won a 22 hour week with full time wages to improve their 'work /lifestyle balance'.

During the 1970's, American men lost their jobs and good wages and so women had to go to work as well to get the much needed extra income, but they didn't like coming come and doing all the housework as well, so they demanded more from their men, and along with more demands for equality at work, the women's movement began. But the CIA infiltrated it to ensure it became a women's only movement, to divide and rule, setting men against women, and driving its future extremes.

And race equality groups started up too, but the CIA also infiltrated those to again divide and rule, black against white.

But men didn't take on too many household chores and so 30% of American women today have no interest in marriage.

I'm just skimming it here as the video is far more detailed. In the comments section underneath someone said you can speed it up to  x 1.25 and it's okay as Dr Harriet Fraad is a slow talker, but I preferred it at the regular speed.

I consider this essential viewing if you want to understand modern American politics and how it all went wrong. The CIA messed up race relations, women's movements, and the unions, creating the harsh American society of today, while the elite were able to offshore all the jobs.

Along with neoliberal turbo capitalism keeping the third world in desperate poverty causing the mass immigration, the whole picture of the modern world falls into shape.

You see, the thing is, the faults of modern society are usually blamed on the liberals and the left, but it is really the result of the aristocracy's policies.

When Part 2 comes out I will post it.

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Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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