Kondratieff Winter Will See The Rise Of Combined State Corporate Rule
Thursday, 4. September 2008, 18:13:40
State corporatism will replace capitalism: here framework agreements, such as the Security and Prosperity Partnership, the SPP, replace traditional and constitutional law. Stakeholders are appoined to govern in global governance principles of civil security, and the decrees of working groups and councils such as the North American Competitiveness Council, the NACC. The stakeholders will oversee the factors of production and direct the use of natural resources for the purposes of the homeland.
Militarism and patriotism be synomous; and will be a cultural more.
Businesses will be tightly entertwined with government as we see from the Military.com and AdvertisingAge article Sears to Sell Army-Approved Clothing which announced that Soldier Chic isn't a new fashion trend, but now consumers will be able to buy officially endorsed military merchandise at their local department store.
The U.S. Army has officially licensed its First Infantry Division marks and insignias to Sears. Sears, Roebuck & Co. has signed a deal with the U.S. Army to launch the All American Army Brand's First Infantry Division clothing collection. It marks the first time the U.S. Army has officially licensed its marks and insignias; licensing fees will be used to support military programs for troops and their families.
Coming to Fashion Week
The president of Sears Apparel said the brand will be prominently featured during the retailer's Fall Forward fashion. The line will also be included in future marketing campaigns, including those slated for the holiday season. "Over the years, military-inspired clothing has played a distinct role in shaping fashion trends," Mr. Israel said. "We are now able to exclusively offer a line that is pure to the origins of that inspiration."
Military booster
The collection aims to simultaneously raise the profile of the U.S. Army and round out Sears' military program. The collection dovetails with Sears' "Heroes at Home" program, which provides home renovations to military families and has been promoted through twice-a-year marketing campaigns. Sears also has an extensive military-support program that includes community outreach and employee assistance, among other things.
Militarism and patriotism be synomous; and will be a cultural more.
Businesses will be tightly entertwined with government as we see from the Military.com and AdvertisingAge article Sears to Sell Army-Approved Clothing which announced that Soldier Chic isn't a new fashion trend, but now consumers will be able to buy officially endorsed military merchandise at their local department store.
The U.S. Army has officially licensed its First Infantry Division marks and insignias to Sears. Sears, Roebuck & Co. has signed a deal with the U.S. Army to launch the All American Army Brand's First Infantry Division clothing collection. It marks the first time the U.S. Army has officially licensed its marks and insignias; licensing fees will be used to support military programs for troops and their families.
Coming to Fashion Week
The president of Sears Apparel said the brand will be prominently featured during the retailer's Fall Forward fashion. The line will also be included in future marketing campaigns, including those slated for the holiday season. "Over the years, military-inspired clothing has played a distinct role in shaping fashion trends," Mr. Israel said. "We are now able to exclusively offer a line that is pure to the origins of that inspiration."
Military booster
The collection aims to simultaneously raise the profile of the U.S. Army and round out Sears' military program. The collection dovetails with Sears' "Heroes at Home" program, which provides home renovations to military families and has been promoted through twice-a-year marketing campaigns. Sears also has an extensive military-support program that includes community outreach and employee assistance, among other things.
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