https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heiko_von_der_Leyen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursula_von_der_Leyen
= EUvjet + Big Pharma = a conspiracy FACT!
https://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/a-new-controversy-erupts-around-ursula-von-der-leyen-s-text-messages-a-6510951f-e8dc-4468-a0af-2ecd60e77ed9
Lets dive deeper..
This is what I have done for two decades.. TWENTY YEARS!! connecting the dots and name dropped the psychos.
This is what I did in a few minutes to give an example on how easy it is to expose the N4Z!C0MM_N|5M 2.o
it includes the U.N., WHO, Gavi, Gates, Elon Musk, the current “White House, Boris Johnson, Sanna Marin + THL, and of course; the EU parliament!
= EUvjet + Big Pharma = a conspiracy FACT!
– why did she have an invested interest in the wars?
wikipedia her husband and link to:
” Philip May has built a career as a banker. “
come CNBC! you should know better; so lets get real on these “journalists” behalf;
” Things are not always as uncomplicated as they are painted, at least in some people’s eyes. Consider Philip’s employment – as a ‘senior executive’ – at Capital Group. This investment fund is one of the largest and most potent of extant global finanancial institutions. It controls $1.4 trillion in assets. Los Angeles based Capital Group’s portfolio apparently owns significant stakes in a heterogeneous assortment of companies, including investment bank JP Morgan Chase, defence giant Lockheed Martin, tobacco company Philip Morris International, the pharmaceutical sector’s Merck & Co, and Ryanair. “
– there you have it once again; there are real journalists out there! but they are NOT found on BBC, CNN, and other operation Mockingbird 2.0 media (the News “normal people” get hypnotized by!)
Theresa May was the Prime Minister for the U.K. (before Boris Johnson).. so lets read more about her husband;
” Philip works out of the company’s office in Mayfair. He is, to reiterate (this from an interview with The Independent): ‘a client relationship manager who stays in contact with organisations and institutions in the UK to ensure they are happy with the service being delivered by Capital Group and that we understand their goals. Philip is not involved with our investment research or portfolio management activities.’ So that’s ok.
A complication arose however when it was revealed in 2016 that Capital Group’s portfolio included $20 billion of shares in Amazon and Starbucks, both of which were cited – actually by PM-designate Theresa – in her pledge to crack down on tax avoidance. She said: ‘we need to talk about tax. It doesn’t matter to me whether you’re Amazon, Google or Starbucks: you have a duty to put something back, you have a debt to your fellow citizens, you have a responsibility to pay your taxes. So as Prime Minister, I will crack down on individual and corporate tax avoidance and evasion.’ Maybe she was unaware that her husband’s company was such a significant investor in Amazon and Starbucks (in fact, in March of 2016, Capital Group, through its various divisions and funds, including Capital World Investors and Capital Research Global Investors – these things can get very complicated – owned at least 32 million shares in Amazon, worth about $20 billion: its 6% stake made it one of Amazon’s biggest shareholders). It also owned about $2 billion of Starbucks shares. Other shareholdings included at least $7 billion in JP Morgan Chase, $9 billion in Philip Morris International, $5 billion in McDonald’s, $6.6 billion in Lockhead Martin, and $1.5 billion in Rynair.
When the ‘Paradise Papers’ hit the headlines, Capital Group was among the companies accused of arranging investments in tax havens (scores of the UK’s super-rich were exposed as investing their money abroad to avoid paying their tax bills). Maybe, as Peston once hypothesised, they thought society’s social infrastructure – security, welfare, health care, housing, schooling, policing etc – were delivered ‘by the fairies’? The Labour Party, via Jeremy Corbyn and Jon Trickett, queried (a) Theresa’s commitment and policy intent, and (b) Philip’s role with Capital Group. Private Eye suggested that Capital Group uses the offshore law firm, Appleby, to arrange investments in tax havens. It is claimed that Capital Group’s Cayman Island funds and Bermuda investments are channeled through a South American agricultural company; both are offshore jurisdictions, known for zero rates of tax. When asked to comment, Theresa May’s spokesperson said: ‘Neither the Prime Minister nor Mr May have any direct offshore investments … Their investments have been declared to the Cabinet Office and are held in a blind trust.’ So that’s ok. Or is it? The key words here are ‘direct’ and ‘blind’. Their investments are carried out through third-party companies. Blind investments are truly unseen, but politicians, it is often said, place their personal assets in blind trusts to avoid public scrutiny and accusations of conflicts of interest.
It might, and has, also been noted that Theresa May’s military policies have indirectly enriched her husband and herself. Capital Group is the second largest shareholder in Lockheed Martin – which, a reminder, is a US military arms firm that supplies weapons systems, aircraft and logistical support. Its shares ‘rocketed’ in the wake of the air strikes on Syria. It has also been reported that BAE Systems, a British multinational defence, security and aerospace company, did very well out of the UK-US-France allied airstrikes during the Syrian conflict. Theresa May sanctioned the UK’s military strikes, leading to the firing of eight ‘Storm-Shadow’ missiles at an alleged chemical weapons facility, each of which cost £790,000 (totaling £6.2 million). The missiles were manufactured by BAE Systems. The Conservative-BAE links are deep. It is not just that Philip May’s company, Capital Group, is the largest shareholder in BAE Systems. George Osborne, former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer and current editor-in-chief at the Evening Standard, is also employed by Black Rock, which is the fifth largest shareholder in BAE Systems.
Note that it is not necessary to write about ‘conspiracies’ here. Rather, what American sociologist C W Mills called a ‘tacit understanding’ rooted in common patterns of class and elite socialisation generally gets the job done. Most greedy bastards are of course capable of conspiring. They just need to do so less frequently than is commonly assumed. “
Lets end right here – this was a lot of reading and only the intelligent and diligent are these days able to go this far. And further..
One more;
https://www.sludge.online/the-story-of-the-u-s-and-u-k-in-afghanistan
” Let’s think bigger than Derbyshire now. Former Prime Minister Theresa May’s husband Philip May worked as an investment relationship manager for the Capital Group. Capital Group is the largest shareholder in arms manufacturer BAE Systems. Their share price soared after airstrikes in Syria that Theresa May’s sanctioned as Prime Minister. According to The Express, Capital Group is also the second-largest shareholder in Lockheed Martin, a US military arms firm that supplies weapons systems, aircraft and logistical support. It is perhaps no surprise then, that she answered an unequivocal “yes” when asked if she would be willing to push a nuclear button killing 100’000 men women and children during a parliamentary debate in 2016. The Guardian reports that U.K. weapons exports reached £11 billion in 2019. With this in mind, it becomes clear why politicians would advocate for whatever foreign policy tactic requires the manufacturing of weapons. Regardless of whether they eventually achieve any of the aims outlined to get the public on board in the first place. Which in the case of Afghanistan they clearly didn’t.
So what now?
By no means do I proclaim to be a military strategist, my proficiency at Call of Duty is as far into that murky realm as I am willing to tread. I do feel however, that as an electorate, we need to understand our nation’s role in global conflict. We can no longer naively accept that foreign invasions are done in “good faith” when it is abundantly clear that there is massive financial gain to be had, whether invading makes the situation better or worse. “
” It is almost 90 years on from their conception, and Capital Groups ties with the American global aerospace, defence, security, and advanced technologies company, now called Lockheed Martin, are as strong as ever. Currently, Capital Group owns around 10.39 percent of Lockheed Martin. So, while UK Prime Minister Theresa May supports Trump and Macron’s military action in Syria, she is also helping her husband’s investment firm to make a killing. “
Make a killing on killings! Nice! Did anyone actually vote for these war mongers?
– they have “purged” all the good guys for ages.. and “sold their souls to the Devil”
..why? for a position in the hierachy on TheDarkSide..!?
on December 16, 2021
