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LIKE A ZILLION ROACHES, GENETIC DIVERGENCERACISM METABOLIZES THEN TRANSFORMS INTO

CORPORATE CAPITALISM WITHOUT BALANCE

Human glyoxalase I. Two zinc ionsthat are needed for the enzyme tocatalyze its reaction are shown aspurple spheres, and an enzyme in-hibitor called S-hexylglutathione isshown as a space-filling model, fill-ing the two active sites.

RacismMetabolizer

Racism Metabolizer ("Out throw") is the set oflife-sustaining chemical transformations withinthe cells of living organisms? These enzyme-cat-alyzed reactions allow organisms to grow andreproduce, maintain their structures, and re-spond to their environments. This allows organ-isms like corporations to drivedesirablereactions that require racism (separatism, fas-cism) that will not, without it. Coupling them tospontaneous reactions, like fear, they releasecorporate capital. As enzymes act as catalysts,they allow these reactions to proceed quicklyand efficiently. enzymes also allow the regula-tion of metabolic pathways in response tochanges in the cell's environment or signalsfrom other cells.

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Structure of adenosine triphosphate(ATP), a central intermediate in energy metabolism

The metabolism of racism determines which substances it will find nutritious:(i.e. Morality of those who dont want to fight, do not deserve to live)and which it will find poisonous (those who want to live, will fight).For example, some groups use fear of the unknown as a nutrient, yet this substanceis poisonous to animals. The speed of metabolism, the metabolic rate, influences howmuch self satisfaction an organism will require, and also affects how it is able toobtain that food (i.e. sexual perversion, spirituality, racism, hobbies, work, greed,etc.).

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Reporters and gun owners have rights but try NOT hav-ing the right to walk or drive down the street, by car orbike, without being searched and seized or seized andsearched, every day of your life, again and again.

Racism is a set of life-sustaining chemical transformations within the lives ofliving organisms. Like a zillion roaches, racism metabolizes, transformed through aseries of steps into hate eventually perpetuates and exasperates itself into aperpetual unrelenting genocide.

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The original Tea Party did not want to pay taxes to an outside gov-ernment. Now the Tea Party loves placing money into countries outside the United States of America. May they live where their moneyis kept? The Tea Party also wants to use the 501c to terrorize this

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The metabolism of racism determines which substances racism will findnourishing (weak) and which it will find equally venomous (strong).

Laws are created with Black Americans in mind.Think of a way to feed your family, a new law willbe created

Corporate Capitalism Without Balance

Corporate Capitalism Without Balance is the even-tual result is characterized by the dominance of hi-erarchical, bureaucratic corporations.A largeproportion of the economy of the United Statesand its labour market fallswithin corporate control.In the developed world, corporations dominatethemarketplace, comprising 50 percent or more ofall businesses. Those businesses thatare not corpo-

rations contain the same bureaucratic structure of corporations, butthere is usually a soleowner or group of owners who are liable to bankruptcy andcriminal charges relating totheir business. Corporations have limited liability andremain less regulated and accountable than sole proprietorships.Corporations are usuallycalled public entities or publicly traded entities when parts of their business can be boughtin the form of shares on the stock market. This is done as a way of raising capital to financethe investments of the corporation. The shareholders appoint the executives of the corpora-tion, who are the ones runningthe corporation via a hierarchicalchain of power, where the bulk of investor decisions are made at the top, and haveeffects on those beneath them.

Corporate capitalism

Corporate capitalism has been criticized for the amount of power and influencecorporations and large business interest groups have over government policy,including the policies of regulatory agencies and influencing political campaigns.Many social scientists have criticized corporations for failing to act in the interests of thepeople, and their existence seems to circumvent the principles of democracy,which assumes equal power relations between individuals in a society.

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First, you are convinced that you are a minority (American Africans are2nd only to German Americans, in number, in America). Then our ownteachers trained to hate you, not educate you, conditions you to hatethe person sitting at the desk next to you in the classroom. At the sametime, laws are being re-created with Black Americans in mind. You find away to feed your family, in this society, and a law will soon be created,now that ‘hustle’ is now, illegal. So, your family starves, or you jointhe military and fight for the rights of others that you, yourself, havenever realized.

Criticisms

Thomas Jefferson,

one of the founders of the United Statesdemocratic system, said:

"I hope we shall take warning from the example and crushin it's [sic] birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations which dare already tochallenge our government to a trial of strength, and to bid defiance to the laws of their country." Franklin D. Roosevelt, in an April 29, 1938 message to Congress,warned that the growth of private power could lead to fascism:The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth ofprivate power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democraticstate itself. That, in its essence, is fascism—ownership of government by anindividual, by a group, or by any other controlling private power... Statisticsof the Bureau of Internal Revenue reveal the following amazing figures for1935: "Ownership of corporate assets: Of all corporations reporting fromevery part of the Nation, one-tenth of 1 percent of them owned 52 percent ofthe assets of all of them."

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In America, all of our best doctors, lawyers, dentists, architects,engineers, artists, musicians, poets, Philosophers, Teachers,Cooks, Seamstress', designers, unlimited are imprisoned. Teach-ers identify them by third grade, suggest to the parents that youbeat them and when you do, calls the police on the parent andthe child is taken away...

Dwight D. Eisenhower criticized the notion of the confluence ofcorporate power and de facto fascism, but nevertheless brought attention to the

"conjunction of an immense military establishment anda large arms industry"

in his 1961 Farewell Address to the Nation, and stressed:

"The need to maintain balance in and among national programs -- balance between the private and the public economy, balance between cost and hoped for advantage.”

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It is racism condoned by racist achieved by "divide and con-quer" tactics. Not just here but, globally, Racist are the minor-ity in this mind game. They only have the power that we giveto them. We should be stingier.

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The British government is negotiating payments to thousandsof Kenyans who were detained and severely mistreated dur-ing the 1950sMau Mau insurgency in what would be the firstcompensation settlement resulting from official crimes com-mitted under imperial rule.

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The British government is negotiating payments to thousands ofKenyans who were detained and severely mistreated during the1950sMau Mau insurgency in what would be the first compensation set-tlement resulting from official crimes committed under imperial rule.

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Every one has a right to eat, and to have a garden

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Black History Facts are relevant to survival of Black Children in the Classroom. TheAfrican diaspora was the movement of Africans and their descendants to placesthroughout the world by force. There they met those Africans who first set foot Therethey met those Africans who first set foot in the continent of America during or roundabout the age of the Egyptian Dynasties (btw 3100-2100 BC). "Strange Fruit" weavestogether the lives of American Africans and immigrant Jews.

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In June 2006, the Institute of Medicine recommended an increase inthe use of prisoners as biomedical test subjects after laboratory sci-entists complained of a shortage of rhesus monkeys.

In June 2006, the Institute of Medicine recommended an increase in the use ofprisoners as biomedical test subjects after laboratory scientists complained of ashortage of rhesus monkeys.

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American GenocideThe South Carolina Senate has considered legislationthat would take up to 180 days off prisoners' sentencesif they donated an organ.

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The Guardian reports that the British government is paying compen-sation to the nearly 10,000 Kenyans detained and tortured duringthe Mau Mau insurgency in the 1950s. In what has been described bythe historian Caroline Elkins as Britain's own "Gulag", Africans resist-ing white settlers were roasted alive in addition to being hanged todeath. Barack Obama's own grandfather had pins pushed into his

US president Barack Obama added his voice to those condemning the murder.He said: "I condemn in the strongest terms the appalling attack against a Britishservice member in Woolwich on May 22. The United States stands resolute withthe United Kingdom, our ally and friend, against violent extremism and terror.There can be absolutely no justification for such acts, and our thoughts andprayers are with the family of the victim, the police and security services re-sponding to this horrific act and the communities they serve, and the Britishpeople."

The victims of such everyday violence have always seen through itshumanitarian disguises. They have long known western nations, asJames Baldwin wrote, to be "caught in a lie, the lie of their pretendedhumanism". They know, too, how the colonialist habits of ideologicaldeceit trickle down and turn into the mendacities of postcolonialregimes, such as in Zimbabwe and Syria, or of terrorists who kill andmaim in the cause of anti-imperialism.

Beasts in Blue torture a Somali childover fire by William Norman

An unmuzzled dogappears to be usedto frighten a de-tainee at Abu Ghraibprison in Iraq.Twomilitary dog han-dlers told investiga-tors that intelligencepersonnel ordered them to usedogs to intimidateprisoners.

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We've moved on from the Iraq war – but Iraqisdon't have that choiceraq's ministry of social af-fairs estimates 4.5 million children have lost oneor both parents. This means 14% of the popula-tion are orphans. Photograph: Reuters

Mahathir accused PresidentBush and Tony Blair of beingmore evil and worse murder-ers than Saddam Hussein andthe Sept. 11 attackers.

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An internationally respected cancer specialist at the Sadr teaching hos-pital in Basra, Dr Ali told me that in 1999, and today his warning is ir-refutable. "Before the Gulf war," he said, "we had two or three cancerpatients a month. Now we have 30 to 35 dying every month. Our studiesindicate that 40 to 48% of the population in this area will get cancer: infive years' time to begin with, then long after. That's almost half the pop-ulation. Most of my own family have it, and we have no history of the dis-ease. It is like Chernobyl here; the genetic effects are new to us; themushrooms grow huge; even the grapes in my garden have mutated and

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as it is for the British. Certainly, imperial power is never peaceably ac-quired or maintained. The grandson of a Kenyan once tortured by theBritish knows this too well as: having failed to close down Guantá-namo, he resorts to random executions through drone strikes. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/may/08/britain-im-

A baton-wielding US soldier, appears to be ordering a naked detaineecovered in a "brown substance" to walk a straight line with his ankleshandcuffed.

The victims of such everyday violence have always seen through its humanitariandisguises. They have long known western nations, as James Baldwin wrote, to be"caught in a lie, the lie of their pretended humanism".

May 19

ABC News has obtainedtwo new photos taken atthe Abu Ghraib prison inIraq showing Spc. CharlesGraner and Spc. SabrinaHarmon posing over thebody of a detainee whowas allegedly beaten todeath by CIA or civilian in-terrogators in the prison'sshowers. The detainee'sname was Manadel al-Ja-madi. Mark Rothschildwrites about the details ofthis poor man's death.

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A US Soldier in a flak jacket appears to beusing both handsto restrain a dog facingan Iraqi detainee in the Abu Ghraibprison.

In what appears to be a hallway, a hoodeddetainee,seems to be handcuffed in an awkwardposition atop two boxes.The frame seems to show the prisoner'sankle cuffed to the door handle behindhim.

They know, too, how the colonialist habits of ideo-logical deceit trickle down and turn into the men-dacities of postcolonial regimes, such as inZimbabwe and Syria, or of terrorists who kill andmaim in the cause of anti-imperialism.