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Belief is the anime is the enemy of knowing. All right now welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio this is episode

243 Jason Lingran and I alone today we're gonna go through the history of corporations in a lot of ways

corporation is an illusion it is a thing that exists in our imagination which

means everything that has to do with it for the most part, is imaginary.

The rules that bind it, the on and on and on. So as we get in, you're going to see, I don't know,

Jason will define it better

1400s maybe by the time it's really becoming a thing this proceeds the

ability of news that isn't accurate or other things to sway the way of mine thinks but nonetheless it is a system and when people begin to

interact with the system they would say things like oh well the East India Company owns this well no they don. The East India company doesn't exist. It can't own anything.

It's an idea. It's an imagined name of a thing that has no life. So anyhow, welcome Jason.. Well it's the end of a very hot

Louisiana morning. Rose and I just came back from the farmers market and you know

even way back when these early corporations, the big ones as you just mentioned, were acting

kind of like how they do today, almost like their countries where they're laying claim to things.

And it just shows you that they were doing this nonsense however long ago hundreds of years ago

It's not always obvious to me when we look at these things to what degree the supposed crowns

We're in control and to what degree the actual corporations at a certain point

it becomes clear that they were being directed but they were in fact the colonization mechanism.

Whereas most people would think of it,

a government or a crown or someone has an army,

we go in and colonize this place.

Canada is case in point, a version of the East India

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