Capitalist Swine

Capitalist Swine Want Illegal Immigrants As Cheap Labour  [ 22 October 2017 ]
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Nearly two dozen major companies in technology and other industries are planning to launch a coalition to demand legislation that would allow young, illegal immigrants a path to permanent residency, according to documents seen by Reuters.

The Coalition for the American Dream intends to ask Congress to pass bipartisan legislation this year that would allow these immigrants, often referred to as "Dreamers," to continue working in the United States, the documents said.

Alphabet's Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Intel, Uber Technologies, IBM, Marriott International, and other top U.S. companies are listed as members, one of the documents shows...............

"Dreamers are part of our society, defend our country, and support our economy," said one of the coalition documents [ It lies blatantly - Editor ], which is being shared by the group to recruit additional companies..............

Trump campaigned for president on a pledge to toughen immigration policies and build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico. He has left the fate of DACA up to Congress.
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Capitalist Swine are driven by unlimited greed. Illegal Immigrants are also greedy. A decent man explains - see The Big Myth About Dirty Jobs, Minimum Wage, and Illegal Immigration.

 

Fat Capitalist Swine Wants His Snout In The Trough, Just Like Johnson's Mates  [ 26 May 2021 ]
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The head of one of the UK's largest PPE firms lashed out today at the Government's 'VIP lane' for handing out massive contracts at the height of the pandemic, saying he was unaware it existed. Thomas Martin, the chairman of distributor Arco, told MPs that the company had been 'frustrated' in attempts to supply the Government with equipment despite more than a decade of experience in the field.

He told how the family-owned firm had around £40million of stock sitting in warehouses when the pandemic broke but had eventually been forced to deal with individual hospitals to get equipment out to front-line staff.

MPs on the Public Accounts Committee are investigating the VIP lane which gave business leaders  access to the Government's procurement scheme.

Questions have been raised over the 'fast track'  way massive contracts were handed to firms,  sometime with little to no experience of PPE procurement, and whether minsters were right to intervene on behalf of firms run by people they knew.

Mr Martin told the PAC MPs the firm tried ministers, individual MPs, civil service officials in an attempt to dish out its stock. He even wrote to Lord Deighton, who ran the PPE procurement scheme but received no reply.
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Mr Martin didn't go to Eton so he is a loser.

 

Pat Buchanan Explains Capitalist Swine
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“There are few ways in which a man can be more innocently employed than in getting money,” is an insight the famed biographer James Boswell attributed to Samuel Johnson.

Clients of the late Bernie Madoff, however, might take issue.

Over four decades, Madoff, acclaimed as the greatest fraudster of them all, ran a Ponzi scheme that swindled 40,000 people, including his closest friends, out of $65 billion. But if “getting money” is among the most innocent of callings, America has more than its fair share of the goodly people who excel at it.

According to Forbes’s 35th annual ranking of billionaires, last year witnessed a population explosion. Some 660 new billionaires were added to the number for a total of 2,755.

And more than one in every four billionaires is an American [ or a Jew but Pat does not say that - Editor ].

According to Forbes, the richest man in the world is Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, with $177 billion.

Last year was the fourth in a row that Bezos led the list. His wealth exceeds the entire GDP of almost 150 nations.
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The answer to staying rich is bribe "Liberals", what Americans call the Hard Left

 

Workers Are £11 Thousand A Year Poorer Due To Inflation [ 21 March 2023 ]
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Britain's workers are £11,000 worse off per year due to 15 years of wage stagnation, a think-tank has concluded in a damning report.

The Resolution Foundation made the calculations based on whether wages had continued to grow at the pace seen before the 2008 financial crash.

The think-tank said if this had happened, the average worker would have made £11,000 more per year than they do now, taking rising prices into account.

It also found that average UK household incomes have dropped behind those in Germany - with the gap now at £4,000 a year, having been over £500 in 2008.

In new figures shared with BBC Panorama, which airs on BBC One tonight at 8pm, the think-tank studied how 'real wages' have not had sustained growth for 15 years.
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But notice that the BBC can pay little Mr Lineker over  £1 million a year, inter alia because he is an Anti-White Racist. He's not going short.