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About Public Private Relationships and the New Owners of the Means of Production:

n 1979 The Maine legislature deemed central management of the state economy to be an essential government function, declaring that such a function can be achieved through public private relationships. Governor Longley invited the heads of Maine’s most powerful industries to lead the legislature in chartering a corporate state by special act of legislation. 

Article IV Part Third Sections 13 & 14 of the Maine Constitution forbids the Legislature from chartering corporations by special act of legislation, excepting corporations for municipal purposes and in a case where in the object of the corporation cannot be achieved by any other means. Soon after establishing the corporate state, the Maine Legislature passed a statute declaring that state corporations are not corporations but continued none the less to charter corporations serving as instrumentalists of the state.

From 1979,forward inflation shot up nationally like a steep and imposing wall dividing the wealthy from the lower classes as the rich got richer and the poor got poorer- a fact which is documented with statistics and quotes from erudite sources.

Under the leadership of Maine’s wealthiest industries Maine became a state in which taxpayers subsidize the upper end of the economy and public money is used to capitalize privately owned industry.

The founding fathers of Maine’s corporate state listed two fundamental goals in their report to Governor Longley.

It was written in the report that public bond referendums must be eliminated. In 1979 public bond referendums were newly constitutional but only at the municipal level. Courts had previously ruled that the use of general obligation bonds resulting in a particular industry receiving tax revenue in the form of aid, constitutes an unequal tax rate and a derogation of section Article IX Section 8 of the Maine Constitution which says that all taxes must be apportioned equally. The founding fathers of Maine state corporatism wrote that since there exist people in Maine who cannot survive without state assistance it is “appropriate” for capitalists to appropriate public funding for their purposes. The founding fathers recommended that a private investment corporation be chartered by special act of legislation authorized to use tax credits to sell its stock.

The system created was a refundable tax credit, which came into use nationally in the late 70’s. Refundable tax credits are used prolifically today in Maine’s economic development policies, which are usually referred to in the media simply as “tax credits” . Refundable tax credits and tax exemptions are written as separate acts of legislation but a comprehensive examination of the systemic policies embedded in the Maine statutes makes a documented case that tax credits and tax exemptions are designed to work together as a single system which reverses the role of taxation within the public private relationship from one in which the private corporation owes public taxes to one in which the public is taxed by the private corporation.

The system that the heads of industry created is accurately described in Mussolini’s Doctrine of Fascism and the method used to entrench that system is the same as was used in Italy- simply over writing the Maine Constitution with statutory law.

The say as Maine goes, so goes the nation. Public private relationships have become embedded in the USA and around the world, sometimes going by the name of Agenda 21. Public Private Relationships and the New Owners of the Means of Production takes an in-depth look at how the corporate state has become aggressively and progressively entrenched in the State of Maine replacing governance by constitutional law with governance by corporate boards and bylaws.

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