Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Lenin said, "The Soviet Union must carefully save its
gold. When living with the wolves, howl like the wolves."
One of the first orders issued by the new regime was,
"The banking business is declared a state monopoly."
Signed: Lenin, Krylenko, Podvolsky, Gorbunov.
Marx's philosophy of history claims that the world
operates solely through the economic organization of
society, based on the production and exchange of
goods. However, this is the world view of the parasite,
who is concerned only with obtaining his sustenance
from the host. The materialist reduction of life to the
obtaining of food at someone else's expense eliminates
first, man's spiritual life; second, all ideas, because the
materialist idea explicitly excludes all other ideas; and
third, the long term view, the concept of investing over a
period of time for a return which will not be available for
years or perhaps never.
The parasitic view is limited to the next meal, or to
creating a situation in which he cannot be dislodged
before obtaining his next meal. This Marxist short term
view has become the standard doctrine in American
graduate schools of business, particularly Harvard, which
was financed by George F. Baker and J.P. Morgan. The
result is that American industry, limited by the short term
view, has steadily declined for twenty-five years. The
high interest rates imposed by the international bankers
also force industry to concentrate on short term gains
merely to pay interest on their loans.