[iwar] Re: Information Warfare Explained ;-)
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Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2000 06:15:31 -0000
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Subject: [iwar] Re: Information Warfare Explained ;-)
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> They may be interested, but they may not distinguish IWAR from
"crime",
> in that their central concerns are monetary and not (we assume)
political.
>
> ___tony___
You may be very wrong here tony to make that assumption about
concerns of Corporations being Monetary. Have you noticed that in the
last meeting of IMF (on which there was a demonstration outside the
meeting venue) 70% of the people representing IMF were
representatvies of commercial banks. G-7 conference had a similar
representation from the companies, post war analysis of Gulf war
indicates a marked difference from your assumption. All these
incidents are very real and very live. To choose to turn a blind eye
to them is like brushing the dirt under the carpet and one day it may
come out with full force.
Corporations (also included are the illegitimate ones) have as much
political objectives as monetary for it is taken as granted that
without political stability there can be no returns, however looking
at the dark side, some organizations (corporations) therive on chaos
and political instability. I thereby conclude that politics is as
much an concern of Corporation as is money.
Regards,
Ozair
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