Criminal Corporate Entities

2005's most reviled

These corporate criminals have reneged on all responsibilities.

Caterpillar
Chevron
Coca-Cola
Dow Chemicals
Dyncorp/CSC
Ford Motor Company
KBR (Kellogg, Brown & Root - subsidiary of Halliburton)
Lockheed Martin
Monsanto
Nestle USA
Philip Morris (Altria)
Pfizer
Suez-Lyonnaise des Eaux
Wal-Mart

Notice how boldly Ford, Nestle, Altria and Wal-Mart earn their place in Pluto's favour.

Pluto's collection Plate

Corporation	Chief Industry
General Motors	automobile manufacturer
Wal-Mart	retailer
Exxon Mobil	energy
Ford Motor	automobile manufacturer
Daimler Chrysler	automobile manufacturer
Mitsui	energy, et al
Mitsubishi	energy, et al
Toyota Motor	automobile manufacturer
General Electric	electronics
Itochu	finance
Royal Dutch - Shell	energy
Sumimoto	energy
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone	telecommunications
Marubeni	finance
AXA	Insurance
IBM	electronics
BP - Amoco	energy
Citigroup	finance
Volkswagen	automobile manufacturer
Nippon Life Insurance	insurance
Siemens	energy, telecommunications
Allianz	insurance
Hitachi	electronics
Matsushita Electric Industries	electronics
Nissha Iwai	mining
ING Group	finance
AT & T	telecommunications
Altria (Philip Morris )	food, beverage, tobacco
Sony	electronics, finance, media
Deutsche Bank	finance
Boeing	aircraft manufacturer
Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Insurance	insurance
Honda Motor	automobile manufacturer
E. On	energy
Toshiba	electronics & engineering
Bank of America	finance
Fiat	automobile manufacturer & finance
Nestle	food & beverage
SBC Communications	telecommunications
Credit Suisse	finance
Hewlett-Packard	electronics
Fujitsu	electronics
Metro	retailer
Sumimoto Life Insurance	insurance
Tokyo Electric Power	energy
Kroger	retailer
Total Fina Elf	energy
NEC	electronics
State Farm Insurance	insurance

turning the corporate tables

or, are these clowns serious?

PentWhistle's Pent Whistle is sliding ever upwards in mobility, as he learns whom are the kings and queens of Pluto's hierarchy of Corporate Temples, and whom of them require a Fool for their court, to lay bare the follies of the Herald - Marketing, the Town Crier - Media Outlet, the Soldiers - Armies.

to begin with, this:
they rule

to continue...

...to be continued

--PentWhistle