America
Incorporated

            A simple study of the actual events that led up to the War for Independence, The Revolutionary War by the original 13 Colonies, will show that it was the first protest against the largest global corporation of the time, the East India Company.  The East India Company had received permission from the Crown to import massive amounts of surplus tea from Ceylon into the Colonies, without tariffs.  At the time, some 10,000 individuals, growers, and merchants were involved in the colonial tea market, making it the largest force in the economy.  This action, if allowed to succeed, would have had a devastating impact on the social structure, caused widespread unemployment, and given British corporations a stranglehold on the fledgling economy.  It was not, as Americans have been taught, a protest against "taxation without representation" by the British government.  It was a protest against an aggressive and powerful global corporation, which was attempting to control an entire section of a social structure.  The war occurred, when the British government attempted to back the corporate take-over with military force.
            In the 230 years since the "Boston Tea Party:" global corporations have gradually taken almost complete control of the United States government and its citizens. The very action the first Americans fought against and, that gave us our valued freedom has been allowed to occur in almost every sector of our modern society.  We are the nation our founders fought to prevent us from becoming.  This has resulted in the most corporate-controlled Administration, Senate and House of Representatives in our history. 
            It will not change by simply shuffling the political parties in control of the federal and state administrations and the legislatures.  It will only occur, when the system is reformed to reverse and prevent corporate control over any sector of our society.   

Nothing less than the freedom and principles that are the foundation
of this nation are at stake.

            Presented here, are just a few of the more important documents, which are being eroded and, may soon be completely void of purpose or effect if corporations are not stopped:  

The Constitution
of the United States

The Bill of Rights
of the United States

The Constitutional
Amendments

The Declaration of Independence
of the United States