from State Of The Nation:

Just like Walmart was used to take over the American retail industry after it was incorporated in October of 1969, Amazon was actually established to completely dominate the Internet-based retail industry, which it has successfully done.

As of January 31, 2019, Walmart has 11,348 stores and clubs in 27 countries, operating under 55 different names.[1]

Not only did Walmart put hundreds of thousands of “mom and pops” out of business across America, the retail giant greatly diminished both access and choice for the shopper in the pre-Internet Age

Amazon

Do you really think that the very name — A M A Z O N  — wasn’t chosen with purposeful design?

Not only is this joint C.I.A.-Corporate venture a stone-cold black operation, it’s also a massive psyop that only gets bigger by the day.

How so?

Well, once again, the American retail sector has been collapsed with stores and malls closing around the country at breakneck speed.

Where Walmart effectively functioned as an F5 tornado for small rural communities everywhere, Amazon is rapidly morphing into a Cat 5 mega-hurricane—NATIONWIDE.

Amazon went from a company that did not make a cent for many years and literally operated at a loss, to becoming “the most valuable public company in the world after passing Microsoft” in 2019.

In point of fact, the Amazon River is the longest river in the world as well as the largest by discharge volume of water.  Its tributary system of rivers and streams and rivulets is the most complex and convoluted on the planet.  It’s pervasive and profound impacts on South America is greater than any of the other major rivers on any other continent.

Not only that, but Amazon’s business model was set up and structured from the get-go as an octopus innervating and interpenetrating every segment of the corporate sector.  This is how Amazon is being used to monitor and control much of Corporate America.  Just like the gargantuan Amazon River snakes through the northern half of South America as it numerous tributaries profoundly affect everything in their path, the enormous Amazon.com platform exerts influence far beyond Internet commerce.

The bottom line here is that Amazon can act like the 800-pound gorilla, who sits anywhere it wants to, because it was made that way.  Just watch the drama being acted out in New York City with the withdrawal of Amazon’s proposition to set up shop there.  What a complete joke… on everyone except Deep State.

Kabuki theater

The hidden back story to that AOC debacle in NYC is that it’s all Kabuki theater being deliberately staged so that every community in United States is aware that Amazon is very serious … and not to be messed with…by anyone.  They will always get what they want because it’s a full-blown government-corporate operation.

Now see stage right and the melodramatic Jeff Bezos–Lauren Sanchez “Peyton Place” being staged with maximum effect.  In this case, the wife is the real covert CIA operative who everyone is missing.  Not only was she the real brains behind Amazon, she’s also the handler—Bezos’ handler.  See exactly how this is done at the link below.

PEDOGATE: Women Operatives In Very High Places

Anyone who thinks that MacKenzie S. Bezos is just an innocent girl being pushed out of her marriage to billionaire Bezos ought to consider the true MO behind every major start-up that is born in a DARPA lab.

By the way, how does a guy like Jeff Bezos come to own the primary organ of the CIA’s Mockingbird Media … … … except by purposeful design—EXTREMELY PURPOSEFUL?!

Likewise, how does Amazon come to take over the cloud computing market in a day and a night?  Talk about a major Big Brother move to lock down the cloud space!  Now Amazon is going after logistics: Amazon took over the $176 billion market for cloud computing. Now it’s using the same playbook in logistics.

All of these enormous moves throughout Corporate America reflect the covert scheme to significantly concentrate corporate power and influence in the hands of just a few corporations as well as a few company CEOs /presidents / business magnates.

Even the main metrics gauging the success of the markets indicate that, in 2019, it all comes down to the AAAA — Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, AT&T — as well as Walmart, Microsoft, Facebook, Exxon Mobil, and a few other corporate behemoths that were also set up as government-corporate enterprises from the very beginning.

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