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Rasmussen Global is quite open about their commitment in Ukraine but 'forgot' to be transparent about financing sources.
But hey, here is the hint: "(...) a dynamic firm with a strong commitment to democratic values, advising democratic governments and multinational companies on some of the most consequential challenges facing our societies."
@netflix Make a documentary about the entire filthy and corrupt ecosystem where show business meets mainstream media, big business and politics. This gonna be YUGE
@XStrangeHistory I started to pay more attention to Russell Brand more or less 5 years ago and it is hard not to notice where this current chain of events started and why.
Orwellian reality broadens
Rare video. Brutal video. White liberal woman in Spain handing out passes to illegal aliens so they can reach mainland Europe from the Canary Islands. All men, clearly. Absurd. If you arrive in another country without documents, you must be sent back. This is not immigration. This is a planned invasion. Pedro Sanchez is a real criminal.
It was just a proper mix of good decisions and some good luck.
I’m sure Norway wouldn’t have achieved the same level if it had been in EU and left it or it hadn’t discovered oil and gas reserves. In the latter situation it would surely have joined EU.
EU is a purely political, not economic organisation.
Here are the main subjects Russell Brand was investigating and speaking out about: 👊🏻
1. COVID-19 and pharmaceutical companies – Pfizer and Moderna's profits, vaccine contracts, government mandates, lockdowns, vaccine injuries and potential conflicts of interest.
2. The World Economic Forum (WEF) – Klaus Schwab, the Great Reset, global governance and concerns about unelected organisations influencing national policies.
3. Bill Gates and global influence – His foundation's involvement in public health, vaccination programmes, agriculture and relationships with international institutions.
4. Government censorship – Alleged pressure on social media companies to remove or suppress information, particularly during the pandemic.
5. Mainstream media manipulation – Corporate ownership, selective reporting, political bias and financial relationships between media organisations, governments and advertisers.
6. The military-industrial complex – Weapons manufacturers benefiting financially from conflicts, particularly the Russia–Ukraine war.
7. BlackRock and Vanguard – The enormous influence of major investment companies over corporations, financial markets and political decisions.
8. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) – Concerns about financial surveillance, programmable money and the potential for governments to exercise greater control over people's spending.
9. Digital identification and surveillance – Digital IDs, facial recognition, data collection and the possible erosion of individual privacy.
10. The Epstein scandal and powerful elites – Questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's connections with wealthy and influential individuals and the wider issue of accountability for powerful people.
11. Corporate influence over democracy – Political donations, lobbying, revolving-door appointments and the influence of multinational corporations on government decisions.
12. The Great Reset and globalisation – Claims that international crises were being used to accelerate economic and political changes without sufficient democratic scrutiny.
13. Food and agriculture – Corporate concentration in food production, agricultural policies and the influence of wealthy investors.
14. Freedom of speech – Whether governments and technology companies should determine which opinions and information people are allowed to discuss.
Here are the main subjects Russell Brand was investigating and speaking out about: 👊🏻
1. COVID-19 and pharmaceutical companies – Pfizer and Moderna's profits, vaccine contracts, government mandates, lockdowns, vaccine injuries and potential conflicts of interest.
2. The World Economic Forum (WEF) – Klaus Schwab, the Great Reset, global governance and concerns about unelected organisations influencing national policies.
3. Bill Gates and global influence – His foundation's involvement in public health, vaccination programmes, agriculture and relationships with international institutions.
4. Government censorship – Alleged pressure on social media companies to remove or suppress information, particularly during the pandemic.
5. Mainstream media manipulation – Corporate ownership, selective reporting, political bias and financial relationships between media organisations, governments and advertisers.
6. The military-industrial complex – Weapons manufacturers benefiting financially from conflicts, particularly the Russia–Ukraine war.
7. BlackRock and Vanguard – The enormous influence of major investment companies over corporations, financial markets and political decisions.
8. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) – Concerns about financial surveillance, programmable money and the potential for governments to exercise greater control over people's spending.
9. Digital identification and surveillance – Digital IDs, facial recognition, data collection and the possible erosion of individual privacy.
10. The Epstein scandal and powerful elites – Questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's connections with wealthy and influential individuals and the wider issue of accountability for powerful people.
11. Corporate influence over democracy – Political donations, lobbying, revolving-door appointments and the influence of multinational corporations on government decisions.
12. The Great Reset and globalisation – Claims that international crises were being used to accelerate economic and political changes without sufficient democratic scrutiny.
13. Food and agriculture – Corporate concentration in food production, agricultural policies and the influence of wealthy investors.
14. Freedom of speech – Whether governments and technology companies should determine which opinions and information people are allowed to discuss.