Topic: Shareholders

Pascal Najadi characterizes the WEF's ideology as "neo-fascism" focused on squeezing the workforce to increase shareholder value. He claims to have witnessed meetings where the world was treated like a "Monopoly" board and population figures were managed via spreadsheets. Najadi asserts that the organization has zero interest in national constitutions or human rights.

The lack of transparency regarding the ownership of X Corp is discussed, with Icke noting that the list of 95 shareholders in X Holdings remains redacted. He argues that the alternative media must decentralize and maintain independent platforms like Banned.Video rather than relying solely on X. Icke calls for Musk to reveal the true owners of the platform to prove his commitment to transparency.

Alex Jones mentions that anti-globalists are being invited to the Global Government Summit, which David Icke interprets as an attempt to co-opt the alternative media. Icke also highlights a court case involving X Holdings Corporation where the names of 95 shareholders were redacted. He argues that this lack of transparency contradicts Musk's public image as a champion of open information.

The ownership of Twitter, now absorbed into X Corporation and X Holdings Corporation, is questioned despite Elon Musk's public role. A recent court case involving a fired employee led to a judge reviewing a list of 95 secret shareholders under a non-disclosure agreement. The involvement of the "Deep State" and investment firms like BlackRock and Vanguard in the Twitter acquisition is suggested as a method of controlled opposition.

Bob Barnes suggests the next wave of litigation against Pfizer and Moderna will involve shareholder fraud, as the companies allegedly lied to investors about product efficacy. He traces the origins of the False Claims Act to the Civil War, where it was used to stop contractors from selling faulty products to the military—a direct parallel to the current vaccine situation.

Carlos from Canada suggests that citizens should use their rights as corporate shareholders to pressure companies to stop following globalist agendas. The discussion touches on the exit of billions of dollars from BlackRock due to its ESG policies. Jones agrees that shareholder resistance is a primary solution to stopping the implementation of the "New World Order" through the private sector.

As the April 18th deadline approaches, Tyler Bennett urges listeners to file correctly to avoid supporting the "regime." He debunks the myth of "double taxation" for C-Corporations, explaining that it is easily avoided with proper knowledge of shareholder loans and dividend structures.

Pfizer released a quiet warning to shareholders on February 8, 2022, stating that unfavorable clinical safety data could negatively impact its business. Claims are made that Pfizer and the CDC were aware of risks regarding blood clots, heart attacks, and myocarditis as early as October 2020. The discussion asserts that the spike protein used in the injections has historically shown high mortality rates in animal studies.