Companies that run well are increasingly being bought out by larger companies. Over time extremely large companies arose and still arise. It has become very difficult to figure out what the parent company of a certain company is. Original Dutch companies such as Shell, Esso, Aegon, Randstad, Hema, ABN, AMRO, ING, Nationale Nederlanden, Grolsch, etc. are now often in the hands of foreign companies. It is ever more unclear who is at the helm of a company and from what country the major shareholders come. It might be that the company overnight becomes owned by shareholders from Africa, U.S.A. or China. Yes, and then they control the company.
In fact, it is too silly for words that shareholders determine how the business should take place. It is also too silly for words that MBA’ ers act similar, as they lack product knowledge or lack awareness of the company. They only know how to control the money. It is not about the people working in such a company, it is not about the product they produce, it is not about the clients. No, it is just about excessive money making. As soon as such a company has money they start to buy another company in order to expand. Often the newly purchased company has much good knowledge. Buy up such a company often happens because the knowledge of such a new company is a threat to their market, because they have a better product, a product that last longer, is healthier, such a company considers social wellbeing for their employees, the product is healthier or better for people and the planet. And with this kind of affairs deal many large international companies only very limited.
They would rather have a large network of daughter companies that with their money buy up more companies, so they create a network of companies and invite the customer in their web.
Ordinary man but often Governments become increasingly dependent on the lobby and capital flow of such large companies. One religion, that dominates another religion.
Meanwhile people in Europe are extradited to our former “liberator” that bought up many companies in Europe and took away the capital and knowledge. Entire industries have been lost for the short-term profit. Governments fall for the lobby of large companies with a lot of money. Meanwhile we know that many just know how to dance for the devil.
Every Euro you as an unsuspecting citizen spend at large international companies such as McDonalds, Burger King, Starbucks, while you put in gasoline, buy a computer and/or use software from companies like Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook etc. means that they expand, have more influence and have you trapped in their web. The U.S.A. and U.K. in particular have a great web with which they constantly trample personal freedom as they have insight in our computers, data traffic, bank accounts, know where we are and with whom we interact, what we write and say.
Our computers and software come from a source, which itself or one of their daughter companies causing bugs, making you in need of safety programs and updates to feel secure. So you buy this stuff from one of their companies. In fact you are caught in their web.
Likewise actions happen to the nutrition of humans and animals, with our energy supply, and even with our training courses. But the worst is the fact that banks prefer to go into business with mainly large international companies than to spend money on highly innovative companies that can make a good product.
Banks have with their lobby convinced Governments that every citizen needs to have a bank account. It allows the bank to act with your money how they like, and gives the Government insight in your doings. Now we know that they actually have squandered all the money. There is now mainly fictional money in circulation. Money is no longer based on gold or goods. In fact, the social system worldwide has been brought down by this conduct of large companies. Unfortunately that’s not the only thing…
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