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What he discovers is that the shares of the world's largest corporations belong to the same institutional investors. They all own each other. This means that "competing" brands, such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi, are not really competitors at all, as their shares belong to exactly the same investment companies, investment funds, insurance companies, banks and, in some cases, governments. This is the case in all industries. As she says:
"Smaller investors are owned by larger investors. They are owned by even larger investors. The visible top of this pyramid shows only two companies whose names we've often seen ... are Vanguard and BlackRock.
The power of these two companies is beyond your imagination. They not only own a large share of the shares of almost all large companies, but also of the shares of investors in those companies. This gives them a complete monopoly. A Bloomberg report states that both companies in 2028 together will have investments in the amount of 20 trillion dollars. That means they'll own almost everything. Bloomberg calls BlackRock "the fourth branch of government," because it is the only private agency that works closely with central banks.
BlackRock lends money to the central bank, but is also the advisor. It also develops the software used by the central bank. Many BlackRock employees were in the White House with Bush and Obama. Its CEO, Larry Fink, can count on a warm welcome from leaders and politicians. It's not so strange, if you know he's the leader of the ruling company, but Larry Fink doesn't pull the strings himself. BlackRock, itself, is also owned by shareholders. Who are those shareholders? We came to a strange conclusion.
The largest shareholder is Vanguard. But now it's getting murky. Vanguard is a private company and we can't see who the shareholders are. The elite that owns Vanguard apparently does not like to be in the spotlight but, of course, they can not hide from who is willing to dig. Oxfam and Bloomberg reports say that 1% of the world, taken together, owns more money than the other 99%. Worse yet, Oxfam says that 82% of all the money earned in 2017 went to this 1%.
In other words, these two investment companies, Vanguard and BlackRock have a monopoly on all industries in the world and, in turn, are owned by the richest families in the world, some of whom are royalty and have been very wealthy since before the Industrial Revolution. Why doesn't everyone know this? Why aren't there movies and documentaries about this? Why isn't it on the news? Because 90% of international media is owned by nine media conglomerates. So who sponsors the organization and the news agencies that produce our news? With Project Syndicate, we see the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Open Society Foundation and the European Center for Journalism.
The organizations that bring the news are paid for by non-profit organizations, of the same elite that also owns all the media but also a part of the taxpayers ' money is used to pay them. ”Or, as George Carlin said, " it's a small club and you're not in it. "So when Lynn Forester of Rothschild wants the United States to be a one-party country (like China) and doesn't want voter ID laws passed in the United States, so that more electoral fraud can be perpetrated to that end, what does she do? do?
She holds a conference call with the world's top 100 CEOs and tells them to publicly denounce as "Jim Crow" the passage of Georgia's anti-corruption law and orders its obedient CEOs to boycott the state of Georgia, as we saw with Coca-Cola. and Major League Baseball and even Hollywood star Will Smith. In this conference call, we see shadows of the Great Restart, the 2030 Agenda, the New World Order.
The UN wants to make sure, like Schwab, that by 2030, poverty, hunger, pollution and disease no longer plague the Earth. To achieve this, the UN wants Western countries ' taxes to be divided by elite mega corporations to create a whole new society. For this project, the UN says that we need a world government, that is, the UN itself. And it is clear that the "pandemic" was orchestrated to achieve it. This video does an amazing job of explaining how everything is being done.
OVERVIEW:
As you watch millions fall into poverty because of last year's corona measures, even if the biggest economic crisis in history has not yet affected you, it will only be a matter of time before the rippling effects also affect you. This does not generate fear, but it is a harsh reality. I also believe that we could mitigate the damage and even improve, provided we are properly informed about our situation.
That is why I would like to show you some data that you can easily check and that are of crucial importance. Fewer than a handful of large corporations dominate every aspect of our lives. That may seem exaggerated, but from the breakfast we eat to the mattress we sleep on and everything we use and consume depends largely on these corporations. It is large investment firms that determine the course of the flow of money. They are the protagonists of the work we are witnessing. I know your time is valuable, so I summarize the most important facts. How does it work?
THE FOOD INDUSTRY:
Take PepsiCo as an example. It is the parent company of many soft drink and snack companies. So-called competitive brands come from factories of a few corporations that monopolize the entire industry. In the packaged food industry, there are some large companies, such as Unilever, Coca-Cola Company, Mondelez and Nestlé.
In the picture, you can see that most of the brands in the food industry belong to one of these corporations. Large companies are on the stock exchange and have large shareholders on the board of directors. In sources like Yahoo Finance, we can see detailed information about the company, such as who the biggest shareholders really are. Take PepsiCo again, as an example. We see that around 72% of the shares belong to no less than 3,155 institutional investors.
These include investment companies, investment funds, insurance companies, banks and, in some cases, governments. Who are PepsiCo's largest institutional investors? As you can see, only 10 of the investors together own nearly a third of the shares. The top 10 investors together are worth $ 59 billion, but of those ten, only three hold more shares than the other seven. Let's remember them and find out who owns the most shares in Coca-Cola Company, Pepsi's biggest competitor. Most of the shares are again owned by institutional investors. Let's look at the first ten and start with the last six. Four of these institutional investors we also saw in the last six of PepsiCo.
These are Northern Trust, JPMorgan-Chase, Geode Capital Management and Wellington Management. Now, let's take a look at the four most important stock owners. It's BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street. These are the largest investment firms in the world, so PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are no competitors at all. The other large companies that own a wide variety of brands, such as Unilever, Mondelez and Nestlé, belong to the same small group of investors. But it is not only in the food industry that their names emerge. Let's find out on Wikipedia, which are the largest technology companies.
TECHNOLOGY:
Facebook Instagram is the owner of WhatsApp and Instagram. Together with Twitter, they form the most popular social media platforms. Alphabet is the parent company of all Google companies, such as YouTube and Gmail, but it is also the largest investor in Android, one of the two operating systems for almost all smartphones and tablets. The other operating system is Apple's IOS. If we add Microsoft, we see four companies that manufacture the software for almost every computer, tablet, and smartphone in the world. Let's see who the biggest shareholders of these companies are.
Take Facebook: we see that 80% of the shares are owned by institutional investors. These are the same names that emerged in the food industry; the same investors are in the top three. Then there's Twitter. Instagram Facebook and form the first three. Surprisingly, this company is also in the hands of the same investors. We see them again, with Apple and even with its biggest competitor, Microsoft. Also, if we look at other big companies in the technology industry that develop and manufacture our computers, televisions, phones and appliances, we see the same big investors, who together own the majority of the shares. It's true for all industries. I'm not exaggerating.
THE TRAVEL, ENERGY AND MINING INDUSTRY:
One last example, let's book a vacation on a computer or smartphone. We're looking for a flight to a sunny country on Skyscanner or Expedia. Both belong to the same small group of investors.
We flew with one of the many airlines. Many of which are in the hands of the same investors and governments, as is the case of Air France, KLM. The plane we board is, in most cases, a Boeing or an Airbus, also owned by the same name. Book through Booking.com or Airbnb and when we arrived we went out to dinner and left a comment on Tripadvisor. The same big investors appear in every aspect of our journey and their power is even greater, because kerosene is from their oil companies or refineries. The steel from which the aircraft is made comes from its mining companies.
This small group of investment firms, funds and banks are also the largest investors in the industry looking for raw materials. Wikipedia shows that the biggest mining companies have the same big investors that we see everywhere. In addition, the large agricultural companies, on which the entire food industry depends; they own Bayer, the parent company of Monsanto, the largest seed producer in the world, but they are also the shareholders of the large textile industry.
And even many popular fashion brands that make clothes from cotton are owned by the same investors. Whether we look at the world's largest solar panel companies or oil refineries, the shares are in the hands of the same companies. They own the tobacco companies that produce all popular tobacco brands, but they also own all the big pharmaceutical companies and scientific institutions that produce medicines. They own the companies that produce our metals and also the entire automobile, aircraft and weapons industry, where a large amount of metals and raw materials are used.
They own the companies that manufacture our electronics, they own the department stores and online markets and even the means of payment we use to buy their products. To make this video as short as possible, I just showed you the tip of the iceberg. If you decide to investigate this with the sources I just showed you, you will see that the most popular insurance companies, banks, construction companies, telephone companies, restaurant chains and cosmetics are owned by the same institutional investors that we have just seen.
BLACKROCK AND VANGUARD:
These institutional investors are mainly investment firms, banks and insurance companies. In turn, they themselves are owned by shareholders and the most surprising thing is that they own the shares of others. Together, they form an immense network comparable to a pyramid. Smaller investors are owned by larger investors. They are owned by even larger investors. The visible top of this pyramid shows only two companies whose names we have often seen so far.
Son BlackRock and Vanguard:
The power of these two companies is beyond your imagination. They not only own a large share of the shares of almost all large companies, but also of the shares of investors in those companies. This gives them a complete monopoly. A Bloomberg report states that both companies in 2028 together will have investments in the amount of 20 trillion dollars. That means they will own almost anything Bloomberg calls BlackRock "The fourth branch of government," because it is the only private agency that works closely with central banks.
BlackRock lends money to the central bank, but is also the advisor. It also develops the software used by the central bank. Many BlackRock employees were in the White House with Bush and Obama.
Its CEO, Larry Fink, can count on a warm welcome from leaders and politicians. It's not so strange, if you know he's the front man of the ruling company. But Larry Fink doesn't pull the strings himself. BlackRock, itself, is also owned by shareholders.
Who are those shareholders?:
We came to a strange conclusion. The largest shareholder is Vanguard. But now it's getting murky. Vanguard is a private company and we can't see who the shareholders are. The elite that owns Vanguard apparently does not like to be in the spotlight but, of course, they can not hide from who is willing to dig.
Oxfam and Bloomberg reports say that 1% of the world, taken together, owns more money than the other 99%. Worse yet, Oxfam says that 82% of all the money earned in 2017 went to this 1%. Forbes, the most famous business magazine says that in March 2020, there were 2,095 billionaires in the world. This means Vanguard belongs to the richest families in the world. If we investigate their history, we see that they have always been the richest. Some of them, even before the start of the Industrial Revolution, because their history is so interesting and extensive, I will make a sequel.
For now, I just want to say that these families of which many are in royalty are the founders of our banking system and of all the industries of the world, these families have never lost power, but because of the increase in population, they had to hide behind. companies, such as Vanguard, whose shareholders are private funds and non-profit organizations of these families.
NGOS AND FOUNDATIONS AND THEIR OWNERSHIP OF BIG PHARMA:
To clear the picture, I need to briefly explain what nonprofits really are. These seem to be the link between business, politics and the media. This conceals a little conflicts of interest. Nonprofits, also called "foundations," rely on donations. They don't have to reveal who their donors are. They can invest the money in any way they see fit and do not pay taxes as long as the profits are reinvested in new projects.
In this way, non-profit organizations keep hundreds of billions of dollars between each other according to the Australian government, non-profit organizations are an ideal way to finance terrorists and mass money laundering. The foundations and funds of the wealthiest families are in the background as much as possible.
For issues that attract a lot of attention, we use the base of philanthropists who are of lesser rank but very rich. I want to be brief, so I'll show you the three most important ones that connect all the industries in the world. These are the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Open Society Foundation of controversial billionaire Soros and the Clinton Foundation.
I'll give you a brief introduction to show you its power. According to the World Economic Forum website, the Gates Foundation is the largest sponsor of WHO. That was after Donald Trump gave up US financial support to the WHO in 2020.
That is why the Gates Foundation is one of the most influential entities in everything that concerns our health. Johnson & Johnson, BioNTech AstraZeneca, Bayer, and Pfizer are among the major pharmaceutical companies that the Gates Foundation works closely with. And we just saw who its biggest shareholders are.
Bill Gates was not some poor computer nerd who miraculously got very rich. He's from a family of philanthropists who work for the absolute elite. Its Microsoft is owned by Vanguard, BlackRock and Berkshire Hathaway. But the Gates Foundation, after BlackRock and Vanguard, is the largest shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway. He was even a board member there. It would take hours if we wanted to find out everything Gates, the Open Society Foundation of Soros and the Clinton Foundation are involved in. They form a bridge to the current situation, so I had to introduce them.
MAIN MEDIA
We need to start the next topic with a question. Someone like me, who never makes videos, can, with an old laptop, objectively show that only two companies have a monopoly on all the industries of the world. My question is, why is this never talked about in the media? Daily we can choose from all kinds of documentaries and TV shows but none covers this topic. Isn't it interesting enough or are there other interests at stake?
Wikipedia, again gives us the answer. They say about 90% of international media is owned by nine media conglomerates. Whether we take the monopolist Netflix and Amazon Prime or the huge concerns that many subsidiary companies possess, such as Time-Warner, Walt Disney Company, Comcast, Fox Corporation, Bertelsmann and Viacom, CBS, we see that the same names own shares.
These corporations not only make all the shows, films and documentaries, but they also own the channels on which they are broadcast. So not only industries, but also information is owned by the elite. I will briefly show you how this works in the Netherlands. To begin with, all major Dutch media outlets belong to three companies. The first is From PersGroep [DPG Media], the parent company of the following brands.
In addition to the numerous newspapers and magazines, they also own Sanoma, the parent company of some of the large Dutch commercial channels. Many foreign media outlets, such as VTM, are also owned by De PersGroep. The second is Mediahuis, one of Europe's biggest media concerns. In the Netherlands, Mediahuis owns the following brands. Until 2017, Sky Radio and Radio Veronica were also owned by Mediahuis, as were Radio 538 and radio 10.
And then there's Bertelsmann, which is one of the 9 largest media firms. The company owns RTL, which owns 45 television stations and 32 radio stations in 11 countries. But Bertelsmann is also co-owner of the world's largest book publisher, Penguin Random House. The shares of these companies belong to private funds of three families. They are the Belgian Van Thillo family, the Belgian Leysen family and the German Bertelsmann-Mohn family. The three families sided with the Nazis in the war. According to Wikipedia, for this reason, the Telegraaf, the Leysen newspaper was temporarily banned in the Netherlands after the war.
FAKE NEWS
To complete this overview, look at where the news comes from. The daily news of all these media the various media do not produce news. They use information and footage from press agencies, ANP and Reuters. These agencies are not independent. ANP is owned by Talpa, John de Mol. Thomson-Reuters is owned by the powerful Canadian Thomson family.
The most important journalists and editors working for these agencies are members of a journalism agency, such as the European Journalism Centre. It is one of the largest European sponsors of media-related projects. They educate journalists, publish study books, provide training spaces and press agencies, and work closely with large corporations, Google and Facebook.
For journalistic analysis and opinions, major media outlets use Project Syndicate. This is the most powerful organization in the field. Project Syndicate and organizations like the ones I mentioned are together with the press agencies.
The link between all the media around the world when news presenters harvest their autocues [teleprompters], it is likely that the text comes from one of these organizations. That's why the world media shows synchronicity in their reporting. And look at the European journalism centre itself.
Again, the Gates Foundation and the Open Society Foundation. They are also heavily sponsored by Facebook, Google, the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Who sponsors the organization and press agencies that produce our news? With Project Syndicate, we see the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Open Society Foundation and the European Center for Journalism.
The organizations that carry the news are paid for by non-profit organizations, of the same elite that also owns all the media but also a part of the taxpayers ' money is used to pay for them. In Belgium, there are protests on a regular basis, as Mediahuis and De Persgroep receive millions of euros from the government, while many are abroad …
THE DANGER WE ARE IN NOW
Well, this was a lot to chew on and I tried to make it as short as I could. I only used examples that I thought were necessary to create a clear description. This helps to better understand our current situation, which can shed new light on past events. There will be enough time to dive into the past, but now let's talk about today, but my goal is to inform you about the danger we are in now.
The elite rule every aspect of our lives, too, the information we get and they depend on a coordination, cooperation to connect all the industries of the world to serve their interests. This is done through the World Economic Forum, among others, a very important organization.
Each year in Davos, CEOs from large corporations meet with national leaders, politicians and other influential parties, such as UNICEF and Greenpeace. On the WEF supervisory board are former vice president Al Gore, our own minister Sigrid Kaag, Feike Sybesma, president of Royal Dutch State Mines and commissioner of the Dutch bank Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank. In addition, the son of politician Ferdinand Grapperhaus works for the WEF.
Wikipedia says that the annual fee for members is 35,000 euros "but more than half of our budget comes from partners who pay the cost of politicians who would otherwise not be able to pay for membership."
According to critics, the WEF is for wealthy companies to do business with other companies or politicians. For most members, the WEF would support personal gain rather than be a means to solve the world's problems. Why would there be so many global problems if industry leaders, bankers and politicians from 1971 onwards have come together every year to solve the world's problems?. Isn't it illogical that after 50 years of meetings between environmentalists and CEOs of the most polluting companies, nature is gradually getting worse, not better? That those critics are right, it is clear, when we look at the main partners who together represent more than half of the WEF budget.
Because it's BlackRock, the Open Society Foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and a lot of big companies, where Vanguard and BlackRock own the shares. The president and founder of WEF is Klaus Schwab, a Swiss professor and entrepreneur. In his book, The Great Reset, he writes about his organization's plans. The coronavirus is, according to him, a great “opportunity” to restart our societies. He calls it " Rebuild better." The slogan is now on the lips of all globalist politicians in the world. Our old society must change to a new one, Schwab says. People have nothing but to work for the state to meet their primary needs.
The WEF says it is necessary that the consumer society that the elite imposed on us is no longer sustainable. Schwab says in his book that we will never return to normal and the WEF published a video recently to make it clear that by 2030, we will not own anything but we will be happy.
THE GREAT RESET = THE NEW WORLD ORDER
You've probably heard of the New World Order. The media wants us to believe that this is a conspiracy theory, but the leaders have talked about it for decades. Not only George Bush Sr., Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela, but also world-famous philanthropists such as Cecil Rhodes, David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger and even George Soros. The UN presented its controversial 2030 Agenda in 2015. It is almost identical to the Great Restoration of Klaus Schwab. The UN wants to make sure, like Schwab, that by 2030, poverty, hunger, pollution and disease no longer plague the Earth. Sounds good, but wait until you read the fine print. The plan is for the 2030 Agenda to be paid for by us citizens. Just as they now ask us to cede our rights to public health, they will ask us to cede our wealth to fight poverty. These are not conspiracy theories. They are real events that are happening now.
It's on their official website. It all comes down to this: the UN wants Western countries ' taxes to be split by elite mega corporations to create a whole new society. The new infrastructure, because fossil fuels will run out by 2030. (They run out of the minita of gold that they have exploited for years)
For this project, the UN says that we need a world government, that is, the UN itself. The UN agrees with Schwab that a pandemic is a golden opportunity to accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. It is worrisome that the WEF and the UN openly admit that pandemics and other catastrophes can be used to reshape society.
We should not think lightly about this and do a thorough investigation. People who want to find out more, research and find out and open their eyes.
Alejandro O. Asharabed Trucido
