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To come at this from a contemporary perspective, this excellent documentary, MONOPOLY: AN OVERVIEW OF THE GREAT RESET – FOLLOW THE MONEY, demonstrates how the private investment firm, The Vanguard Group is the wealthiest and most influential investor in the world.
They own the majority of shares in the companies of every industry imaginable, and that's no exaggeration. You may be thinking Blackrock is the biggest company in the world, but actually Vanguard is the largest shareholder in Blackrock.
Vanguard is a private company, and as such it's shareholders are not public knowledge. It was established by John Bogle and in his bio we get our first clue as to Vanguard's owners in the form of his mentor, Walter L. Morgan. The article on him on wiki is only a stub, but it's very likely he is related to the Morgan Banking Dynasty.
In the documentary they briefly show some other wealthy families they suspect of being shareholders in Vanguard:
Orsini, Bush, Windsor, Rothschild, Rockefeller, du Pont, Vanderbilt
The Orsinis are a family of the Black Nobility. Other such families were/are:
Este, Chigi, Aldobradini, Colonna, Conti di Segni, Medici, Barberini, Somaglia, Caetani, Farnese, Borghes, Doria, Borja, Sforza, Gaetani
TBH it's unclear to me whether all of families of the Black Nobility are still as wealthy and powerful as they were originally. Some certainly are. The Italian Government convenes in the Aldobradini's old second hand mansion house in Rome, for example, and there was a marriage connecting them with the Rothschilds.
Knowing the exact in-and-outs there would require some more detailed research, and there are more names than just these.
Getting back to Vanguard, it's name and logo are interesting. The logo would indicate the company is named for the Vanguard class of ship or perhaps even a specific ship named vanguard:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Vanguard_(1787)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguard_(1799_ship)
Bogle himself said it was named after the specific ship that defeated Napoleon in Egypt. Other ships called Vanguard were involved in the slave trade, and Vanguard has encountered some woke-mafia attention over that, which they dismissed.
Because of course, Vanguard is extremely "woke" itself:
Vanguard to Push Companies on Racial Diversity Next Year
Anyway, that just for starters, but I think Vanguard is key for a contemporary understanding of who the real and current PsTSB are. As you can see from the above article, their focus is, as expected, completely in-line with "social justice warriors" and useful idiots. Or rather, the SJW and useful idiots are doing Vanguard's bidding, without the faintest clue they are serving the agenda of the wealthiest people in existence.
"when your "rebellion" and woke agenda is completely in line with the satanic elite's desires".jpg
This is fascinating. Do you have a specific link where they talked about this? I've never listened to them before.
Looking at the daily/weekly/monthly leaders, rarely are any of the names mentioned by the retail sector there.
Good stuff very interesting thx
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There is no shareholder breakdown for Vanguard publicly available, AFAIK. The list of names of familes above is speculative based on who are the wealthiest families/ancestral family funds. The logic being that the wealthiest must own it. Those (first list) names are flashed briefly during the documentary I linked (during the first half), when talking about the possible identity of Vanguard's shareholders; and then I listed the Black Nobility because there is speculation many of those families still wield untold wealth and power.
I wonder about how hidden wealth is used to control things, but the Vanguard stuff was just about what's visible and actively engaging in the markets currently - and still that ownership is hidden.
This seems like a good one