Andrea Muhrrteyn
Why We Are White Refugees
Many eon's ago, the father of modern warfare, Sun Tzu wrote in The Art of War, “Know thine enemy better than one knows thyself”.Read more »
It appears clear to me that the conspiratorial parasitic Political Class, frothing at the mouth like dogs with rabies by Assange/Wikileaks disclosure of their gutless cowardly ecosystem of corruption not only don't know their enemy, but they don't know themselves.
For a start it is totally clear that most do not share Assange's intentions about how leaking and transparency can benefit honest businessmen and companies; which is probably one of the greatest factors that contribute to the job of a statesman: to nurture an ecosystem of peaceful sustainability.
In Andy Greenberg's Forbes Interview of Assange, he asks Assange: What do you think WikiLeaks mean for business? How do businesses need to adjust to a world where WikiLeaks exists?WikiLeaks means it’s easier to run a good business and harder to run a bad business, and all CEOs should be encouraged by this. I think about the case in China where milk powder companies started cutting the protein in milk powder with plastics. That happened at a number of separate manufacturers.
Let’s say you want to run a good company. It’s nice to have an ethical workplace. Your employees are much less likely to screw you over if they’re not screwing other people over.
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