idk what's at the bottom of it, but a fucker in a fund management told his clients to notice that oil and gas companies in bolivia didn't get the same problems over there, that the cashflow was safe basically, implying this is only a story between .gov and that particular german private enity trying to get some lithium
So I assume it was a shit deal for .gov over national resources, where a couple of .gov employees got "forced" into, with poor business ethics/practices on the "german" private side of things
Hm
In the end you get what you paid for I guess, one way or the other
It's pretty much always the case for 99% of the troops/employees involved in the operation
Now for the top 1%, the owners, the share holders, yes it's for the money, but also for more money, ie, futur control/monopoly over mines in that particular instance, because it's better like that, we're talking maximization of profit
Share holders have a more long term/strategic vision than most employees, who in the end are only mercenaries in this game
And then share holders can hold multiple shares across many companies, and it's still the same game
We're playing world monopoly/domination
And the end game is a monopoly on life, from craddle to grave, from water to air, everything
"There can be only one"
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