100 largest public companies in the world

This year has been shaped by uncomfortable macroeconomic headwinds.

Trillions of dollars were erased in public company market capitalizations, investor confidence waned, and cost pressures squeezed consumer pocketbooks.

Taken together, many of the world’s largest companies experienced sharp declines in market share. Still, a few companies in key sectors had positive growth over the year.

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Europe imports record levels of Russian LNG

The European Union has seen imports of liquid natural gas from Russia rise to record levels this year, sending billions to Moscow.

Though shipments of natural gas sent via pipelines from Russia to Europe have fallen sharply since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February, Europe has turned to Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), a chilled form of the gas that can be shipped in sea tankers, to make up the difference.

According to research conducted by the energy market analysis firm ICIS for the German business newspaper Handelsblatt found that imports of LNG from Russia rose by 21 per cent over pre-war levels to the EU states and Great Britain. The analysis found that between January and November of this year, the EU plus the UK paid Moscow nearly 27 billion euros ($28.4/£23.5 billion) in exchange for the record flows of liquid natural gas.

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Drowning death of crypto ‘visionary’ Nikolai Mushegian proves conspiracy theories

A brilliant young cryptocurrency pioneer named Nikolai Mushegian tweeted on Oct. 28 that intelligence agencies were going to murder him — and was found dead on a Puerto Rico beach hours later.

“CIA and Mossad and pedo elite are running some kind of sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring out of Puerto Rico and Caribbean islands,” Mushegian, a developer of blockchain-based decentralized finance platforms who wanted to end global banking corruption, tweeted at 4:57 a.m. “They are going to frame me with a laptop planted by my ex [girlfriend] who was a spy. They will torture me to death.”

The 29-year-old then left his $6 million beach house in the luxe Condado area of San Juan, Puerto Rico, for a walk. A little after 9 a.m., a surfer off Ashford Beach, a spot considered so rife with riptides that local hotels warn against ocean swimming, discovered Mushegian’s body in the waves. He was wearing his clothes and had his wallet on him, sources told The Post.

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The chaos among Twitter’s employees isn’t nearly as chaotic as it seems

Elon Musk knows how to run a business.

We’ve looked closely at what’s going on with everyone’s favorite social media site to see what his strategy really is.

And the chaos among Twitter’s employees isn’t nearly as chaotic as it seems.

Here's why 🧵👇

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As soon as Musk took over Twitter, he purged the C-suite. Then he turned his eyes to the rank and file.

“Print out 50 pages of code you’ve done in the last 30 days,” an internal message read.

Engineers were told their work would be reviewed by senior Tesla staff.

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REVEALED: Biden ordered Trudeau to END freedom convoy over fears US car plants would close within hours – before the Canadian PM invoked emergency powers to quash it

  • President Biden demanded Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stop the ‘freedom convoy’ that protested at the border against vaccine mandates 
  • Trudeau is set to testify Friday regarding his decision to clear out the convoy as part of a Canadian government investigation
  • The trucker protest grew until it closed vital trade routes along the Canada-U.S. border and shut down key parts of the capital for more than three weeks 
  • Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland previously testified that Washington was ‘very, very, very worried’ about the blockades
  • The minister emailed staff on February 10 saying Washington feared ‘all of their northeastern car plants will shut down’ if the convoy was not stopped in 12 hours
  • Trudeau, according to texts between Clow and Freeland, talked to Biden about ‘money, people and political/media support’ from America
  • Three days after speaking with Biden, on February 14, Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act to clear out the protesters 
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The FTX story keeps getting crazier. Here are new details that have come out in the last 24 hours:

The FTX story keeps getting crazier.

Here are new details that have come out in the last 24 hours:

Sam Bankman-Fried’s parents own a $16.4 million vacation home in the Bahamas

And FTX purchased at least $121 million in luxury real estate for the use of executives and employees, including 7 condos in the Albany resort

By the way, SBF’s parents are both professors at Stanford.

They’re successful, but hard to imagine they didn’t get some help from their former billionaire son in affording a $16.4 million home.

But did FTX deposits pay for that home?

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The Richest Man in the World

The purpose of this essay is threefold: (1) to bring to the attention of readers the existence of a long-standing conspiracy about the identification of “The Richest Man in the World”, (2) to dismiss from contention the current list of candidates, and (3) to document that a small number of Jewish banking families operating out of the City of London have for generations held these wealth records with fortunes that are orders of magnitude above anything we might have imagined. I will address these points in reverse order, and deal with the current crop of wunderkind at the end.

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If this true, there is no need to worry about a one-world government because it already exists and will do what it wants. The author of this article answers a reader’s question thusly: Q: “I’d love to read something on how to counter this phenomenal concentration of wealth, and some successful examples from the past (Reconquista Spain, Eastern Roman Empire, Tsarist Russia…?).” A: I don’t think it can be countered. I think it is already too total. The only solutions from the past that I am aware of, are the total expulsions. I doubt that is possible today. ABN

A Grand Unified Theory of the FTX Disaster

There is no simple preview, but here are some of the topics we hit:

  • A giant cryptocurrency exchange, FTX, and its companion quant trading/investment firm, Alameda Research, have collapsed in what appears to be a leveraged Ponzi-esque event that poisoned many other businesses in the nascent crypto-finance ecosystem. This isn’t exactly the right story, and I am to clarify.
  • FTX was likely one of several available attempts by the Globalist Elite to establish the intended new global financial network and currency.
  • A second attempt to control digital currencies is likely planned to take place through the regulatory system, using the FTX debacle as the excuse.
  • The flood of information about the first point seems meant to obscure the second, third, and other points.
  • The pandemic is the fog of war intended to create the opportunity and obscure the activities behind this plan.
  • This plan connects a lot of stories, including the activities of Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein. It weaves through MIT Media Labs along the way, but goes to the heart of the powers who ultimately control the military-intelligence-banking complex—and that include the pedophile elite. Whitney Webb has done us great favors tunneling toward much of this, but hasn’t yet reached the core (an overly tall task for any one person).
  • The endgame is conceived as an intellectually (genetically) superior human race, but that may be merely a conceptual construct of an insane network of situationally brilliant, if overconfident psychopathic elites. The mass gathering of genetic data and gene-drive technology likely play a role.

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Long article by Mathew Crawford. I have not read any more than the above, which sounds like what many of us fear. Bold, ruthless people are making big moves leading to an end state they desire. I suspect part of their game is knowing we can figure lots of it out, as Mathew is doing, and that this then acts on us as predictive programming. Klaus Schwab is a James Bond cartoon who tells us where this is headed. We tell our normie friends and families that digital slavery is coming, thus preprogramming them. ABN