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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Ruling class (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In Marxian political economics, the ruling class refers to that segment or class of society that has the most economic and political power.
		Under capitalism, the ruling class -- the capitalists or bourgeoisie -- consists of those who own and control the means of production and thus are able to dominate and exploit the working class, getting them to labor enough to produce surplus-value, the basis for profits, interest, and rent (property income).
		The economic power of the ruling class gives it extraordinary political power, so that state or government policies almost always reflect the perceived interests of that class.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Ruling_class (274 words)

	Working class - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The concept of the working class is important in Marxist, Anarchist and Socialist thought, there is a great deal of political interest in the precise definition of who the working class is. Key points of commonality amongst various ideas include the idea that there is one working class, even though it may be internally divided.
		Karl Marx defined the "working class" or proletariat as the multitude of individuals who sell their labor power for wages and do not own the means of production, and he believed them responsible for creating the wealth of a society.
		Identification of a person as a member of the working class is often based on the nature of the work performed (Blue collar/White collar) by the person, the income of the person, or the extent of formal education that the person has completed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Working_class (1283 words)

	Ruling Class Encyclopedia Articles @ CompleteIdiotsGuide.com (Complete Idiots Guide) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In Marxian political economics, the ruling class refers to that segment or class of society that has the most economic and -- only in second line -- political power.
		The economic power of a class gives it extraordinary political power, so that state or government policies almost always reflect the perceived interests of that class.
		Wright Mills">C. Wright Mills argued that the ruling class differs from the power elite.
	www.completeidiotsguide.com /encyclopedia/Ruling_class (387 words)

	SecretSocieties.net - The Secret History of the World by Uri Dowbenko
		Jim Marrs' "Rule by Secrecy" is a challenging and provocative history of the world framed by the realities of secret societies.
		They miss the hidden interconnections which reveal the power struggles of realpolitik and vouchsafe the reputations of the Ruling Class Criminals.
		"Rule By Secrecy" is a fascinating history of insider world politics.
	www.secretsocieties.net (1289 words)

	The Ruling Class-Sponsored Race War and the Balkanization of America \| Paul and Phillip Collins
		Among one of the racist ideologies disseminated by the ruling class is the racial myth of Aztlan.
		They allow the ruling class a channel for the dissemination of racist ideologies.
		White supremacist efforts to co-opt the Minutemen could represent a ruling class conspiracy in promulgating racial dialectics.
	www.conspiracyarchive.com /Commentary/RaceWar.htm (7841 words)

	Global strategy
		This Awareness indicates the super-rich are the most fearful of those who are close to their level in terms of wealth.
		That the upper class is the greatest threat to the super-rich and the international banking powers; that these entities do indeed need to be given this information for they would be the most responsive with this information.
		This Awareness suggests this also be given to entities of political and diplomatic responsibility in other nations who would relate unto U.N. activities of this nature.
	members.iimetro.com.au /~hubbca/illuminati5.htm (4869 words)

	Accessibility - WHITEHOUSE.ORG
		White Backgrounds: All pages on WHITEHOUSE.ORG have been carefully programmed to simulate the appearance of the printed word on white paper.
		This simulation not only makes individual letters and words much easier to read than they would be on say, simulated alabaster or papyrus-hued paper, but it also serves as a subtle and persistent reminder of the pigmentation of the rightful and deserving ruling class of these United States.
		Non-Gratuitous Verbiage: In keeping with President Bush’s determined effort to differentiate his administration from that of the privileged Ivy League intelligentsia who made up previous administrations, WHITEHOUSE.ORG will employ language characterized by a strict adherence to a 6th Grade reading level (or below).
	www.whitehouse.org /accessibility.asp (281 words)

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