capitalizm

Submitted by havas (Turkey), Oct 10, 2012 at 10:29

some companies in the world became too rich and powerful that they started to control the world. especially in banking, war industry and energy sector they are bigger, stronger than many countries. they create wars, they destroy the nature in order to continue to suck our bloods. i dont believe that real rich people and those giant monster companies pay big taxes. and those not so much taxes paid are not sent to poor countries anyways. if you think this is the same thing as selling something and making profit, you are wrong. this is american propaganda. they want us to believe that we believe to a satan , pedophille. they want us to hate our culture. they want people to think that islam is terrorizm. why? because peace in the world is not profitable. they must control all the energy, there must be wars to sell billions of weapons. also no other country other than them must develop too much to be a economic rival. we hate them not because we want them to be muslims but because of what they do to the world.

the very best example of their ugly hypocrisy is so called armenian genocide. they never talk about the millions of muslims disappeared in europe. they dont consider them as humans. also they never talk about the invaded lands and murdered tens of thousand azeris in very near future. also they bomb eagerly libya who has oil but they dont care syria who has no energy. when afghan guerillas fight for their country they are called islamist terrorists.their soldiers killed hundreds of ıraqi children women for fun raped hundreds of women and this is islamist propaganda. also they think civilization means the ugly cities and life they created, ı strongly think real owners of america was much more civilised culture comparing todays immoral wild capitalists.

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