There is only one corporation in the world, and always has been. The idea that "big business" likes things one way or another has nothing to do with reality. They own everything. They make the rules for, and the rules that appear to be against them. They are always both sides in every conflict, including the making of laws.
For example, all laws that promote "regulations" designed to "limit" big business were written by them. For a couple rather important examples of this, see the Clayton Anti-Trust Act, which is America's "most important anti-big business legislation." It was written by John W. Davis, who was the personal lawyer of Rockefeller, Morgan, and Rothschild (among about a thousand other things, like Woodrow Wilson's Solicitor General, founding President of the CFR, etc., etc.). The Federal Reserve Act, the greatest piece of economic fuckery ever, was written for Woodrow Wilson and crew by Carter Glass, who, 20 years later, also happened to write the act that created the Securities and Exchange Commission, which was designed to ensure that the Stock Market wouldn't be manipulated because of what happened when it was manipulated all to hell to kick off The Great Depression. The SEC, rather than perform this function, insures fuckery in the Stock Market because of how it actually works, through Centralization of Authority using almost the exact same set up as the Federal Reserve does to achieve similar goals with the money supply.
What if that was the intended plan by the WHs?
High Tax High Spend Big Government provides many opportunities for certain big business's. Just like all the money pouring into Ukraine.
The Crashing of the economy was mostly fearmongering - just like covid jabs etc.
The conservative party didn't elect the right person so try again, try try try again until to elect the person we want you to.
There is only one corporation in the world, and always has been. The idea that "big business" likes things one way or another has nothing to do with reality. They own everything. They make the rules for, and the rules that appear to be against them. They are always both sides in every conflict, including the making of laws.
For example, all laws that promote "regulations" designed to "limit" big business were written by them. For a couple rather important examples of this, see the Clayton Anti-Trust Act, which is America's "most important anti-big business legislation." It was written by John W. Davis, who was the personal lawyer of Rockefeller, Morgan, and Rothschild (among about a thousand other things, like Woodrow Wilson's Solicitor General, founding President of the CFR, etc., etc.). The Federal Reserve Act, the greatest piece of economic fuckery ever, was written for Woodrow Wilson and crew by Carter Glass, who, 20 years later, also happened to write the act that created the Securities and Exchange Commission, which was designed to ensure that the Stock Market wouldn't be manipulated because of what happened when it was manipulated all to hell to kick off The Great Depression. The SEC, rather than perform this function, insures fuckery in the Stock Market because of how it actually works, through Centralization of Authority using almost the exact same set up as the Federal Reserve does to achieve similar goals with the money supply.