by Philip Geraldi says he's a conservative, but listen to him talk and he doesn't sound any different to me.He says that 'trickle down' doesn't work because the money goes offshore and not into the local economy, and he says how the elites have captured our governments and don't pay their taxes.He says how George Soros has taken over western governments, and how his NGO's have changed the governments in Eastern Europe too so they do as he wants.Many politicians are not interested in democracy anymore, says Philip Geraldi, but instead work to please the corporations hoping to get well paid jobs with them when they leave politics. [embedded content] Herland Report TV: This is the end of democracy. "Globalism, as it is exercised by the elite establishment in many countries, have transferred
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He says that 'trickle down' doesn't work because the money goes offshore and not into the local economy, and he says how the elites have captured our governments and don't pay their taxes.
He says how George Soros has taken over western governments, and how his NGO's have changed the governments in Eastern Europe too so they do as he wants.
Many politicians are not interested in democracy anymore, says Philip Geraldi, but instead work to please the corporations hoping to get well paid jobs with them when they leave politics.