and create a beautiful place there to instead of making license plates they could make

generics and drop the bottom out of the pharmaceutical industry they could then why don't

why don't they in fact create ten we could call them complexes where they had biochemists and physiologists and geneticists

and they got together and whatever they produced was for the people

well let me play the devil's advocate with you for a second all right

the argument would be oh but these wonderful drugs that we get,

state-of-the-art drugs that are developed, come because the pharmaceutical companies have all this money

to do all this R&D to find them.

That would be the argument.

Well, if people actually went behind the scenes and looked at the politics and economics

of pharmaceutical companies, they would hate what they see, we don't need these pharmaceutical companies. Again, if we decided to

turn our society towards one of compassion and generosity instead of power over and money,

which now rules the world, in that world, we would be bragging about how little we made.

We would be saying how no one in this town has seen violence in 50 years.

And do you think we would still brag as a nation that we come up with the best new drugs for whatever?

No, first of all, nations have gone anyway. We're through with nations.

Think so?

Oh yeah, multinational corporations are the power now.

It used to be nations and they just use nations in whatever way they want to.

That's what the WTO, IM.MF, these are about eliminating

nations. Nations are at best a nuisance to the corporate world. Do you think that's a direction

that things eventually will go in any way that nation states will give way to something larger ultimately?

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