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Simon argues that America no longer acts as a sovereign power but as a vehicle for corporate and especially financial interests that subordinate military and technical sectors.
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Corporate power
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"Yeah. So, I follow financial flows and then financial flows are allowed to access strategic choke points and resolve strategic choke points and give..."
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"One is military, which used to dominate American foreign policy. But military became public companies and became subordinate to financial power, because it needed..."
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"...using Congress to get votes. And all politicians are subordinate to corporate power in this structure. And so then you can take the resources,..."
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