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Viagra maker Pfizer pays virtually no corporation tax in UK despite £1.8bn turnover

Pfizer, one of the largest suppliers of drugs to the NHS, avoided paying any corporation tax in the UK last year.

UK Water companies pay little or no tax on huge profits

Three of Britain's biggest water companies paid little or no tax on their profits last year while generously rewarding their executives and investors, the Observer can reveal. Thames Water and Anglian Water paid no corporation tax on the profits made from their utility businesses while Yorkshire Water kept its payments to the Revenue in the low millions.

How Democracies Die

"Picture a country at the height of its international power and prestige. It has military forces stationed around the globe. It is an intellectual leader...." It's not the one you're thinking of.

Countering the Corporate-Insurgency: A guide to how the war for control is waged upon us, and how to fight back

The terms insurgency and counterinsurgency can quickly become confusing in a politically motivated context. However, generally speaking, an insurgency seeks to overthrow an established institution or political order, while a counterinsurgency seeks to maintain that order.

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