10 Worst Corporations
Top 10 List of World’s Worst Corporation in 2010 according to their impact on the environment and people
1. World Govt., Inc. (It encompasses the U.S. Administration, Israel, Japan, Germany, France, UK, Australia, New Zealand and all other OECD countries, as well as the puppet regimes in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt … Dishonorable Mention: China)
2. Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), BP Plc.
3. The Internet Mafia, Inc. Headed by Google [including all other Internet porn, online gambling, advertising and corporate news media]
4. Goldman Sachs and all other major investment firms and banks.
5. Haliburton, Transocean and other companies involved in the Gulf of Mexico Oil Disaster/All other multinational oil companies.
6. Arms Manufacturers
7. Toyota Motor Company, GM and all other multinational car manufacturers. There are an estimated 1 billion cars, light trucks and other types of road vehicles polluting the world. Between them, Toyota and GM put an additional 16.81 million cars on the global traffic maze in the past 12 months [to Dec 2010]. It’s NO consolation that most of their cars will turn up to be defective, as recent history suggests. [Lead by Toyota and others, major Japanese corporations seem to be "down-sizing" their quality control for established brand names to boost their profit margins.]
8. The Airlines.
9. Companies mentioned in The Suckers List of ‘Ethical Companies’ as well as Dell (the company from Hell), and Apple.
10. All other multinationals that have not been mentioned above
Dishonorable Mention:
Category: World’s most hygienically challenged chain of fast-food joints [sent by a contributor in Japan]
I. Sukiya. A ‘fat-food’ chain operating in Japan, with branches in China [unsurprisingly] and Brazil, Sukiya is the least hygienically-aware chain of fast food joints in the world. To send comments/compliments to the owners go to company website at Zensho, Co., Ltd.
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Zzozze said
Bill M. said
Japan’s Akatsuki probe, hit by TOYOTA SYNDROME, fails to enter Venus orbit
Incompetence by Japanese scientists caused their module to fail its mission.
Their previous interplanetary probe, which was launched in 1998 to orbit Mars, was also a complete failure.
feww said
It must have set back the Japanese taxpayers a cool 100-200 billion yen!
Such willful and wanton waste of public funds is criminal, especially in a country where many newly-delivered mothers are forced to flee the antenatal clinics in the middle of the night because they can’t afford to pay the bills…
Alex said
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Japan has some serious issues!
feww said
Japan’s biggest problem is that of living way beyond her means [look up her energy and food dependency figures on the Net--the figures closer to 94 percent for energy and 63 percent for food dependency are about right.] In an “ever-shrinking” world, she would pay a high price for her potentially deadly “dependency habits.”
science-guy said
What is it with the incompetent Japanese scientific community?
Japanese Satellite Declared Dead in Orbit!!!
http://www.space.com/11653-japanese-satellite-declared-dead-daichi.html
Gsr said
feww said
People are buried up to their eyeballs in disinformation and pseudoscience. We know for a fact what you are saying is UNTRUE.
If there was a significant relation between Earth’s reflectivity (planetary albedo) and the cosmic ray flux, any warming that would occur as a result of decreasing reflectivity would necessarily require a corresponding drop in the flux.
Although the cosmic ray flux oscillates during the 11-year solar cycle, there hasn’t been any net change in the flux over the past 60 or so years.