Milton Friedman teaches NWO elite-sympathizer Phil Donahue a few things about freedom and Free Enterprise.
In this video, Phil Donahue sets up a strawman argument and a very misleading question intended to demonize capitalism (a.k.a.: The "Free Enterprise" system).
First, the system we live under right now barely resembles capitalism, so people - like Donahue - point out the problems with the current system and then blame capitalism. This is a debate technique (lie) called a strawman argument (basing an argument on a false premise).
Second, capitalism ("Free Enterprise") rose up in just 200 years and rapidly became the most prosperous and powerful country in the world. It's amazing that any believe that it's ineffective.
Those attempting to demonize Free Enterprise often use the current state of corruption as a basis for discrediting the system. This argument is fundamentally flawed because ANY political system cannot ensure complete corruption and continue to prosper. Today, all nations of the world suffer under corruption. Ironically, this corruption is induced by the very same people who demonize capitalism.
So why do the elites want to demonize capitalism?
The fact is, the demonization of capitalism was planned decades ago and exposed in the elite's own literature. The global-elite want to eliminate free enterprise because it slows down the propagation of their own corruption and it blocks their plans to take the world into a global economic failure leading to new-world-order socialism.
The global elite don't like freedom in the hands of people because it hinders their ability to profit and attain more power.
Please listen to the recordings of radio talk show legend William Cooper to learn more about the elite's plan to destroy both America and the idea of capitalism forever.
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