Today, the world is dominated by large corporations. They control what we eat and watch on TV. They own the agricultural corporations that produce the products and the stores where we buy them. They provide the supply of energy that we use.
Tens of millions of people make a living serving these colossal structures. Some of the largest corporations own much larger assets than many small countries.
Every corporation has owners. These masters have created three giant financial companies, through which the global elite controls 88 % of the corporations currently listed on the S&P 500.
We are talking about the financial companies BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street.
According to CNN, the combined assets of these companies are about $ 15 trillion. This amount exceeds 75 % of the size of the American economy.
However, these are not quite correct figures. In reality, the three corporations manage even more assets, and the sum of $ 15 trillion is designed to hide the true state of affairs.
Even Wikipedia gives out other big numbers.
BlackRock manages nearly $ 8.67 trillion in assets;
Vanguard - almost $ 6.2 trillion;
State Street - almost $ 3.1 trillion.
The sum of the numbers gives a result of about $ 18 trillion. By now, this figure is almost certainly already higher.
This is a huge amount of money that is almost impossible to imagine. If a person had been born with Jesus and had spent a million dollars every day up to now, he would not have spent one trillion dollars.
Collectively, the Big Three have the largest ownership stakes of 88 % of all companies currently listed on the S&P 500, including Apple (AAPL), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Pfizer (PFE), among others.
Of course, the owner of the company can't do whatever he wants. However, he has great power.
For example, last month, BlackRock and Vanguard, being the majority shareholders, pushed through the appointment of two new members to the board of directors of ExxonMobil. The company didn't need these people, but there was nothing it could do.
The new members of the board of directors will promote changes in the company's work in accordance with the climate agenda of the global elite at ExxonMobil.
It is much easier for members of the global elite to use corporate structures to achieve their goals than various government bodies around the world.
There is a perception that in 2021, corporations will have a much greater impact on our daily lives than any government agencies.
Unfortunately, we cannot seriously change the behavior of these corporations, because they are subject to their owners.
The management structure of the controlled companies is similar as the appearance of the twins. The reason is the control of these companies by the same persons. It's easier for them to manage a lot of corporations without changing the scheme.
If you want to work in one of these corporations, but do not meet the requirements - the path is closed to you there. But, if you do get a job, you are unlikely to be able to climb the corporate ladder very high. Every person in the corporation is one of the many cogs in the system, which is discarded as it becomes unusable. And a cog in the mechanism will never become an engine or a transmission.
Today, we need to cover the situation of "corporate tyranny"as much as possible. At least because the state structures strictly regulate the work of corporations and prevent attempts to subjugate the state and society.
It is also true that those people who disagree and reject the politics and immoral culture imposed by the global elite will increasingly be pushed to the periphery of society.
The founders of America were very suspicious of any large concentration of power. Today, wealth and power are more concentrated in American society than ever before, and this is not a good thing.
In fact, this is a real threat to our way of life. But, not everyone pays attention to this.
Don't expect politicians in Washington to do anything.
They want to continue to receive huge donations for their election campaigns. Therefore, very few of them are interested in opposing the large monetary interests of Wall Street and their owners, - says the author.
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