In 2011, a Swiss study on the global corporate control network found that 147 companies in Europe controlled 40% of the world’s wealth. A large portion of that control flows into a small, tightly-knit core of financial institutions. The most concentrated control emanated from the British financial multinational Barclays. To put this study into a broader context, we also briefly describe the network of people and organisations responsible for the covid scam, the climate scam and the handful of corporations controlling the world’s food supply.
In 2021, the German Club Der Klaren Worte (Club of Clear Words) published their deep dive into the network of people and organisations responsible for the covid scam (in Germany?). Their 170-page document detailed more than 7,200 links between 6,500 entities and objects, including payment flows and investments. The document is mostly in English. It’s incredibly comprehensive in scope, detailing a global network that is working behind the scenes to influence global health, finance and governance. According to the anonymous IT specialist who created the document, the core of this covid criminal network, around whom most everything revolves, is no larger than 20 or 30 people.
Key organisations, whose networking connections are detailed, include: The Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation (“BMGF”); World Health Organisation; World Bank Group; GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance founded by BMGF; The Global Fund; FIND, the global alliance for diagnostics; Johns Hopkins University; Robert Koch Institute; UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (“MHRA”); The German Global Health Hub; Wellcome Trust; Rockefeller Foundation; World Economic Forum (“WEF”); Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations; WEF’s Forum of Young Global Leaders; Big Pharma; Charité, Universitäts medizin Berlin; European Commission; and, Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products.
In 2012, Mark Carney was appointed the first non-British Governor of the Bank of England. He has been on WEF’s Foundation Board, head of Canada’s central bank, United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance, chair of the Group of Thirty, chair of Bloomberg’s board of directors and chair of Brookfield Asset Management. As the Edmonton Journal noted: “Carney has become a key player at the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, Brookfield and Bloomberg because he’s brilliant at one thing– getting governments and private businesses to fall in line with [the] climate change agenda.” Shortly after he became Canada’s Prime Minister, Dan Fournier noted that Carney’s involvement with the Rothschild and Rockefeller families and organisations, such as the Group of Thirty, suggests there will be a push for the globalist climate agenda that will benefit the elite at the expense of the middle class. “Carney’s ties and obsequious subservience to global banking elites, headed by the secretive Bank for International Settlements, should leave little doubt as to the dire economic plight of Canada.”
In 2022, the ETC Group published their report ‘Food Barons 2022 – Crisis Profiteering, Digitalisation and Shifting Power’. Their findings showed that “many agrifood sectors are now so ‘top heavy’ they are controlled by just four to six dominant firms, enabling these companies to wield enormous influence over markets, agricultural research and policy development, which undermines food sovereignty.” We also bring attention to three critical, multi-sectoral trends that increase the ability of the Food Barons – Big Ag, together with Big Tech and Big Finance – to maintain control over the Industrial Food Chain.
The first of these is the digitalisation of food and agriculture across the chain. The second is the rising power of Asian (especially Chinese) Food Barons. The third is horizontal integration, including the increasing involvement of asset management companies in food and agriculture sectors – which creates the semblance of competition, but diminishes actual competition. Food Barons 2022 – Crisis Profiteering, Digitalisation and Shifting Power, ETC Group, 7 September 2022.1
