add examples for privately owned companies

stateistheenemy/index.md

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 independently of the value they bring to society, very much like a local mom'n
 pop shop has to comply with the mob demands or face escalating violence.
 
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+## **How does it play out**
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+Let's review some history of such forced (or not) collaboration:
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+### Cambridge Analytica and Governments (UK/US, 2010s)
+Cambridge Analytica, a UK private firm legally obtained access to a first layer of facebook users, then, leveraging the broken (perhaps on purpose) privacy model of facebook obtained data from all those users friends and contacts.
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+This data was then used by US and UK politicians for political campaigns.
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+### AT&T and the NSA (Room 641A – USA, early 2000s)
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+As revealed by Mark Klein, AT&T had installed a secret room (Room 641A) in one of its buildings where the NSA tapped into global internet communications.
+
+### IBM and Nazi Germany (1930s–1940s)
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+IBM, through its German subsidiary Dehomag, provided punch-card technology that was used by the Nazi regime to identify and track Jews and other persecuted groups.
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+### Fiat and the fascist government of Italy (1920s-1940s)
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+In exchange for outlawing unions, steering investment towards companies owned by friends of the regime and constricting the workers negociating power, Mussolini obtained support from industrialists and companies (such as Fiat)
+This support was through the media, the forced indoctrination of workers, privately funded government propaganda and militaristic developments those organizations wouldn't have undertaken without such influence.
+
 # **Why Do People Mistakenly Trust the State?**
 
 Here's a valid question: Why do people trust the state? There isn't just one