One day I’m going to co-author a book with Noam Chomsky, Naomi Klein or William Blum (or all of them together) titled, “Democracy: Kapitalocratic Fascism in Disguise”.

Kapitalocratic Fascism is a term I coined to describe the unmentioned but overarching ideology that inspires United States foreign policy for the past few decades.

What is Kapitalocracy?

It comes from the words Capital and -cracy combined.

It means a form of rule dominated only by those with capital, acting in their interests of yielding increasing profits to said capital of theirs, with no regard or consideration for social justice, human rights, political freedom, ecological sustainability or democracy (as democracy should be, not the farce that the kapitalocrats have been staging for almost a century).

Recommended Reading That Might Give You The Idea That There Is Such A Thing As Kapitalocratic Fascism:

• Rogue State
• The Shock Doctrine
• Hegemony or Survival

Noam Chomsky, Naomi Klein, William Blum, Kapitalocratic, Fascism, United States, foreign policy

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