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That's essentially what we're heading toward, as Assange echoes: The world is not sliding, but galloping into a new transnational dystopia.

Right now, the biggest problem is the unlimited invasion of privacy done by transnational companies accountable to nobody.

Yeah, you could date it from any time from the end of WW2 onwards, with the establishment of transnational institutions.

In this view, it is the fact that manufacturing is transnational that prevents it, not trade in the traditional sense.

In addition, there is the issue of large transnational groups (conservatives and socialists) constantly struggling between national priorities and traditional party discipline.

This concious process by a transnational elite to do away with sovereignty has been going on for at least a hundred years.

Katre left out a key word: per their About page, it's the first transnational digital identity available to anyone in the world.

We appreciate your interest in the world's first transnational government-backed digital identity, and hope to continue this level of quick feedback and support.

Anti-forensics seem like a good idea if you're running a transnational drug empire.

That's the main point of $2^N analysis: if Alice's Transnational Inc.

Both in the treaties themselves, and their transnational private courts.

It seems like various currency-issuing governments are small-to-medium players in this arena with large transnational companies being the only ones to capture the economies of scale.

For a "bank bank", "playing with people's life savings", the lower level transnational stuff, yeah.

Evoking HeartBleed and "I told you so" and Snowden and digs on BSD and "big transnational, and therefore law-less, companies." Well, that makes you look a little wacky.