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In reply to the discussion: Nicholas Mockford, ExxonMobil Executive, Shot And Killed In Belgium [View all]firehorse
(755 posts)15. I'm more surprised this doesn't happen all the time...
Corporate power is taking over the world and diminishing the power of regular people. I remember in the 70's and 80's executives would get kidnapped and held for ransom in places like Italy and Mexico. Anywhere there is a big wealth disparity things like this will happen.
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Nicholas Mockford, ExxonMobil Executive, Shot And Killed In Belgium [View all]
Jumping John
Oct 2012
OP
The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions of men (Iraq and
coalition_unwilling
Oct 2012
#14
Yes, unfortunately every American bears a huge karmic debt to the rest of the
coalition_unwilling
Oct 2012
#37
Twain wrote that what we disregard often illustrates our character more so than what we do regard
LanternWaste
Oct 2012
#45