stacks



slave drivers

Evolution of Capitalism,
Escalation of Imperialism



Three International Corporations

for the Elven-Kings under the Silken Sky,

Seven for the Dwarf-Lords in Halls of LodeStone,

Nine for Mortal Men Doomed to Die,

One for the Dark Lord on his Dark Throne


In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.

One Supreme International Corporation
illumnicorp
to rule them all,

One Supreme International Corporation
illumnicorp
to find them,

One Supreme International Corporation,
illumnicorp,
to bring them into the Darkness and bind them

In the Land of Mordor where

the Shadow Governments lie to us all.




Doomsday Prep for the Super-Rich


"In the past the man has been first;
in the future the system must be first."

Frederick Winslow Taylor
Principles of Scientific Management



work buy consume die

ILLUMICORP - Illuminati Secret Training Video Reveiled

Super Rich of Silicon Valley Have a Doomsday Escape Plan

Billionaire elite are preparing for Armageddon in nuclear bunkers

45 photos of 'billionaire bunkers' apocalypse shelters




Mothering Under Capitalism

Secret Group of Scientists and Billionaires
Pushing a Manhattan Project for COVID-19

Google and Facebook are using aggregated
location data to track lockdown effectiveness

Amazon Censors COVID-19 and the Agendas to Come, Red-Pilled

Coronavirus: brand new problem, same old reaction


"Accumulated wealth is not a reward for any tangible

contribution to society made by the possessor
."

Ferdinand Lundberg 1937



"We should not forget even for a moment that this whole animate world is a large family in which nature has not assigned any property to any individual.

Individual ownership of more than one needs is a concept forwarded by selfish opportunists who grow fatter in a parasitic way.

The aspiration to become rich by exploiting others is a mental malady." - Shrii Prabhat R. Sarkar

"Corporate libertarianism" - a totally different animal than individual libertarianism - has emerged placing corporations above individuals.

This influence led to cultural ideologies known by numerous names such as neoliberal, neolibertarian economics, market capitalism, market liberalism etc which in truth is nothing other than neofeudalism in disguise.

The guiding principles of corporatism include:

Sustained corporate growth as the way to human progress.

Free markets without government "interference" as the most efficient and socially optimal allocation of resources.

Corporate globalization as beneficial to everyone.

Privatization removes inefficiencies of public sector.

The only function of government is to provide infrastructure and to advance the rule of law with respect to property rights and contracts.

"The idea that some areas of society and life are too precious, vulnerable, sacred, or important for the public interest to be subject to commercial exploitation seems to be losing its influence." - Joe Balkan



15 Billionaires Own America's News Media Companies

Plutocracy Now!

77 billionaires ~ 2005, about 1 in 4, started out with a huge inheritance.

Forbes 400 2005


The wealthy need winners and losers in order to increase wealth parasitically stolen and, to keep it, they need only bet on the winning side - themselves.

"Why should men leave great fortunes to their children?

If this is done from affection, is it not misguided affection?

Observation teaches children should not be so burdened.

Men who continue hoarding great sums all their lives, the proper use of which for public ends work good to the community, should be made to feel that the community, in the form of the State, cannot be deprived of its proper share.

By taxing estates heavily at death the State marks its condemnation of the selfish billionaire's unworthy life." - Andrew Carnegie



Patrician

$$$

Abode

market
capture

Petroleum, natural gas & electricity
Charles De Ganahl Koch 12 billion Wichita, KS petroleum inheritance
David Hamilton Koch* 12 billion New York, NY petroleum inheritance
William Ingraham Koch* 1.3 billion Palm Beach, FL inheritance petroleum
Robert Muse Bass 5.5 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance petroleum,
Lee Marshall Bass 3 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance petroleum,
Sid Richardson Bass 3 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance petroleum,
Edward Perry Bass 2.5 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance petroleum,
Anne Windfohr Marion 1.3 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance, petroleum
William Alvin Moncrief Jr 1 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance petroleum
Richard Edward Rainwater 2.5 billion Fort Worth, TX real estate, energy, insurance
Robert Rowling 5.2 billion Dallas, TX inheritance petroleum & gas
Ray Lee Hunt 3.2 billion Dallas, TX inheritance, real estate
T Boone Pickens, Jr 2.7 billion Dallas, TX petroleum & gas, hedge funds
Trevor Rees-Jones 1.5 billion Dallas, TX petroleum
Timothy Headington 1.1 billion Dallas, TX petroleum
Billy Joe "Red" McCombs 1.3 billion San Antonio, TX radio, petroleum, real estate
Jeffrey Hildebrand 1 billion Houston, TX petroleum
Tracy W Krohn 1.4 billion Houston, TX petroleum
Dan L Duncan 7.5 billion Houston, TX petroleum, gas pipelines
Richard Kinder 2.8 billion Houston, TX gas pipelines
George Phydias Mitchell 2.5 billion The Woodlands, TX petroleum
David Rockefeller Sr 2.6 billion New York, NY petroleum, banking
Gordon Peter Getty 2.3 billion San Francisco, CA petroleum inheritance
George B Kaiser 8.5 billion Tulsa, OK petroleum inheritance, banking
Aubrey K McClendon 1.6 billion Oklahoma City, OK petroleum
Marguerite Harbert 1.5 billion Birmingham, AL petroleum inheritance
Richard Mellon Scaife 1.2 billion Pittsburgh, PA ipetroleum, banking, publishing
Philip Frederick Anschutz* 7.8 billion Denver, CO petroleum, gas, fiber optics
Phyllis Miller Taylor 1.6 billion New Orleans, LA petroleum, gas
Tom L Ward 1.6 billion Edmond, OK gas
Robert Earl Holding 4.2 billion Sun Valley, ID energy, resorts, ranching
Robert C McNair 1.5 billion Houston, TX energy, sports


Hedge funds
George Soros* 8.5 billion Westchester, NY hedge funds
Edward S Lampert
(Skull & Crossbones)
protege: Robert Rubin*
4.7 billion Greenwich, CT consumer products,hedge funds
James H Simons 4 billion East Setauket, NY hedge funds
Steven A Cohen* 3 billion Greenwich, CT hedge funds
Paul Tudor Jones II 2.5 billion Greenwich, CT hedge funds
Bruce Kovner * 3 billion New York, NY hedge funds
Stanley Druckenmiller * 2 billion New York, NY hedge funds
Israel Englander * 1.2 billion New York, NY hedge funds
David E Shaw 1 billion New York, NY hedge funds
Louis Moore Bacon 1 billion London hedge funds
Kenneth C Griffin* 1.7 billion Chicago, IL hedge funds
David Tepper* 1.5 billion Chatham, NJ hedge funds
Samuel Wyly* 1.1 billion Dallas, TX stock trader, hedge funds
Daniel Morton Ziff* 1.5 billion New York, NY inheritance, hedge funds
Dirk Edward Ziff* 1.5 billion New York, NY inheritance, hedge funds
Robert David Ziff* 1.5 billion New York, NY inheritance, hedge funds


Leveraged buyouts
or hostile takeovers
Carl Icahn * 9.7 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
Ronald Owen Perelman * 7 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
Henry R Kravis * 2.6 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
Leon Black * 2 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
Thomas Haskell Lee * 1.4 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
George R Roberts 2.6 billion San Francisco, CA leveraged buyouts
Tom T Gores * 2 billion Beverly Hills, CA leveraged buyouts
Alec Gores * 1.2 billion Beverly Hills, CA leveraged buyouts
Nelson Peltz * 1.3 billion Bedford, NY leveraged buyouts
Jerome Spiegel Kohlberg Jr * 1.2 billion Mt Kisco, NY leveraged buyouts
Wilbur L Ross Jr 1.2 billion Palm Beach, FL leveraged buyouts
David Howard Murdock* 4.2 billion Los Angeles, CA leveraged buyouts
Harold Clark Simmons* 4.1 billion Dallas, TX leveraged buyouts
Stephen A Schwarzman *
(Skull & Crossbones)
3.5 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
J Christopher Flowers 1.2 billion New York, NY leveraged buyouts
Michael Robert Milken * 2.1 billion Los Angeles, CA junk bonds, leveraged buyouts


Money management
Fayez Shalaby Sarofim* 1.5 billion Houston, TX money managment
Michael F Price 1.4 billion Far Hills, NJ money managment
Robert Addison Day 1.3 billion Los Angeles, CA money managment
(Superior petroleum inheritence)
Kenneth L Fisher* 1.3 billion Woodside, CA money managment
Julian H Robertson Jr 1 billion New York, NY money management, wine
Alfred P West Jr 1.2 billion Paoli, PA money management
Eli Broad* 5.8 billion Los Angeles, CA mutual funds
Charles H Brandes 2 billion San Diego, CA money management
Evgeny (Eugene) Markovich Shvidler (partner Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich*) 2.2 billion London, United Kingdom money management
Abigail Johnson 13 billion Boston, MA mutual funds
Edward Crosby Johnson III 7.5 billion Boston, MA money management
Charles Bartlett Johnson 4.3 billion San Mateo, CA mutual funds
Rupert Harris Johnson Jr 3.7 billion San Mateo, CA mutual funds
John P Calamos 2 billion Naperville, IL mutual funds
Thomas Bailey 1.2 billion Aspen, CO mutual funds
Joseph D Mansueto 1.2 billion Chicago, IL mutual funds
Jonathan Lovelace Jr 1.1 billion Los Angeles, CA mutual funds
Elizabeth S Wiskemann 1.1 billion San Rafael, CA mutual funds
Charles R Schwab* 4.6 billion Atherton, CA discount stock brokerage
J Joseph Ricketts 2.3 billion Omaha, NE discount stock brokerage
William H Gross 1.2 billion Laguna Beach, CA bond broker
Peter R Kellogg 2.5 billion Short Hills, NJ inheritance, stock trader


Insurance and banking
Warren Edward Buffett 46 billion Omaha, NE insurance
Franklin Otis Booth Jr 1.9 billion Los Angeles, CA insurance
Charles T Munger 1.6 billion Los Angeles, CA insurance
Joan H Tisch * 3.4 billion New York, NY hotels, insurance, tobacco, gas
Wilma Stein Tisch* 1.9 billion New York, NY hotels, insurance, tobacco, gas
Maurice Raymond Greenberg* 2.8 billion Ocean Reef, FL insurance
Ernest S Rady 2.2 billion San Diego, CA insurance, banking
Ernest E Stempel* 1.7 billion Haton, Bermuda insurance
Arthur L Williams Jr 1.7 billion Palm Beach, FL insurance
Sanford Weill * 1.5 billion New York, NY insurance, banking
Peter Benjamin Lewis* 1.4 billion Coconut Grove, FL insurance
William W McGuire 1.2 billion Wayzata, MN insurance
George Joseph 1 billion Los Angeles, CA insurance
Carl Henry Lindner Jr 2.3 billion Cincinnati, OH insurance, banking
Clemmie Dixon Spangler Jr* 2.5 billion Charlotte, NC banking
John Edward Anderson 1.9 billion Bel Air, CA beer, banks, insurance, cars
Roland E. Arnall* 3 billion Holmby Hills, CA mortgage banking*
Carl Pohlad 2.6 billion Minneapolis, MN banking
T Denny Sanford* 2.5 billion Sioux Falls, SD banking, credit cards
Herbert Anthony Allen Jr* 2 billion New York, NY investment banking
Bernard Francis Saul II 1.8 billion Chevy Chase, MD banking, real estate
Gerald Ford 1.6 billion Dallas, TX banking
James Cayne 1.1 billion New York, NY investment banking
Richard S Fuld Jr* 1 billion Greenwich, CT investment banking
Leslie Alexander 1.2 billion Houston, TX student loans
Daniel Gilbert 1.1 billion Livonia, MI mortgage banking
Kenneth G Langone 1 billion Sands Point, NY investment banking, building supplies
L John Doerr 1 billion Woodside, CA venture capital


Publishing inheritance
Donald Edward Newhouse* 7.3 billion Somerset County, NJ publishing inheritance
Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr * 7.3 billion New York, NY publishing inheritance
Pauline MacMillan Keinath 1.6 billion St Louis, MO publishing inheritance
Cargill MacMillan Jr 1.6 billion Wayzata, MN publishing inheritance
W Duncan MacMillan 1.6 billion Wayzata, MN publishing inheritance
Whitney MacMillan 1.6 billion Minneapolis, MN publishing inheritance
John Hugh MacMillan III 1.6 billion Hillsboro Beach, FL publishing inheritance
Marion MacMillan Pictet 1.6 billion Haton, Bermuda publishing inheritance
Leonore Annenberg* 2 billion Wynnewood, PA publishing inheritance


Media amalgamation inheritance
Cox 12 billion Honolulu, HI inheritance, media amalgamation
Anne Cox Chambers 12 billion Atlanta, GA inheritance, media amalgamation
William Randolph Hearst III 2.1 billion San Francisco, CA inheritance, media amalgamation
Phoebe Hearst Cooke 2 billion San Francisco, CA inheritance, media amalgamation
Austin Hearst 2 billion New York, NY inheritance, media amalgamation
David Whitmire Hearst Jr 2 billion Los Angeles, CA inheritance, media amalgamation
George Randolph Hearst Jr 2 billion Los Angeles, CA inheritance, media amalgamation


Walmart inheritance
Alice L Walton 15 billion Fort Worth, TX inheritance consumer products
Helen R Walton 15 billion Bentonville, AR inheritance consumer products
Jim C Walton 15 billion Bentonville, AR inheritance consumer products
S Robson Walton 15 billion Bentonville, AR inheritance consumer products
Christy Walton 15 billion Jackson, WY inheritance consumer products
Ann Walton Kroenke 2.6 billion Columbia, MO inheritance consumer products
Nancy Walton Laurie 2.2 billion Columbia, MO inheritance consumer products


Mars, Inc. inheritance
Forrest Edward Mars Jr* 10 billion McLean, VA inheritance processed food
Jacqueline Mars* 10 billion Bedminster, NJ inheritance processed food
John Franklyn Mars* 10 billion Arlington, VA inheritance processed food


SC Johnson & Sons inheritance
H Fisk Johnson 1.6 billion Racine, WI chemicals inheritance
Imogene Powers Johnson 1.6 billion Racine, WI chemicals inheritance
S Curtis Johnson 1.6 billion Racine, WI chemicals inheritance
Helen Johnson-Leipold 1.6 billion Racine, WI chemicals inheritance
Winnie Johnson-Marquart 1.6 billion Virginia Beach, VA chemicals inheritance


Hyatt hotels inheritance
Anthony Pritzker * 2 billion Los Angeles, CA inheritance hotels
Daniel Pritzker * 2 billion Marin County, CA inheritance hotels
James Pritzker * 2 billion Chicago, IL inheritance hotels
Jay Robert (JB) Pritzker * 2 billion Evanston, IL inheritance hotels
Jean (Gigi) Pritzker * 2 billion Chicago, IL inheritance hotels
John A Pritzker * 2 billion San Francisco, CA inheritance hotels
Karen Pritzker * 2 billion New Haven, CT inheritance hotels
Linda Pritzker * 2 billion St Ignatius, MT inheritance hotels
Nicholas J Pritzker II * 1.6 billion Chicago, IL inheritance hotels
Penny Pritzker* 2.1 billion Chicago, IL inheritance hotels
Thomas J Pritzker * 2.3 billion Chicago, IL inheritance hotels


Estee Lauder inheritance
Leonard Alan Lauder * 2.9 billion New York, NY inheritance consumer products
Ronald Steven Lauder * 2.7 billion New York, NY inheritance consumer products


Campbell Soup inheritance
Mary Alice Dorrance Malone 2.2 billion Coatesville, PA inheritance processed food
Hope Hill Van Beuren 1.3 billion Middletown, RI inheritance processed food
Charlotte Colket Weber 1.3 billion Ocala, FL inheritance processed food
Dorrance Hill Hamilton 1.1 billion Wayne, PA inheritance processed food
Bennett Dorrance 2.1 billion Paradise Valley, AZ inheritance processed food


Casinos
Sheldon Adelson * 20 billion Las Vegas, NV casinos, hotels
Kirk Kerkorian * 9 billion Los Angeles, CA casinos
Stephen A Wynn * 2.6 billion Las Vegas, NV casinos, hotels
Phillip Ruffin 1.4 billion Wichita, KS casinos, real estate
William Samuel Boyd 1.2 billion Las Vegas, NV casinos, banking
William Barron Hilton 1 billion Los Angeles, CA casinos, hotels


Software
William Henry Gates III 53 billon Medina, WA software
Paul Gardner Allen* 16 billion Seattle, WA software
Steven Anthony Ballmer * 13 billion Bellevue, WA software
Charles Simonyi 1 billon Medina, WA software
Lawrence Joseph Ellison * 19 billion Redwood City, CA software
James Goodnight 4.5 billion Cary, NC software
John Sall 2,2 billion Cary, NC software
Thomas M Siebel 1.5 billion San Mateo, CA software
David A Duffield 1.2 billion Incline Village, NV software


Hardware
Michael Dell* 15 billion Austin, TX computers
Steven Paul Jobs 4.9 billion Palo Alto, CA computers, entertainment
Theodore W Waitt 1.7 billion San Diego, CA computers
Weili Dai 1 billion Los Altos Hills, CA semiconductors
Gordon Earle Moore 3.4 billion Woodside, CA semiconductors
Sehat Sutardja 1 billion Los Altos Hills, CA semiconductors
Henry Thompson Nicholas III 2 billion Laguna Hills, CA integrated circuits
Henry Samueli 2 billion Newport Beach, CA integrated circuits
John Hammond Krehbiel Jr 1 billion Lake Forest, IL interconnection products
William Morean 1 billion St Petersburg, FL circuit boards
Scott D Cook 1.3 billion Woodside, CA microprocessors
James Kim 1.5 billion Bryn Mawr, PA microchips


Internet
Sergey Brin * 14 billion Palo Alto, CA internet search engine
Larry E Page* 14 billion San Francisco, CA internet search engine
Eric Schmidt* 5.2 billion Atherton, CA internet search engine
David Filo 2.5 billion Palo Alto, CA internet search engine
Jerry Yang 2.2 billion Los Altos, CA internet search engine
Omid Kordestani 1.9 billion Atherton, CA internet search engine
Kavitark Ram Shriram 1.5 billion Mountain View, CA internet search engine
Pierre M Omidyar 7.7 billion Henderson, NV online auction
Margaret C Whitman 1.2 billion Atherton, CA online auction
Jeffrey P Bezos 3.6 billion Seattle, WA online consumer products sales
J Russell DeLeon 1.8 billion Gibraltar online 'gaming'
Ruth Parasol 1.8 billion Gibraltar online 'gaming'
Barry Diller * 1.3 billion New York, NY internet sales and services
John G Sperling 1.3 billion Phoenix, AZ online education
Peter Sperling 1.3 billion Phoenix, AZ online education
James H Clark 1.1 billion Palm Beach, FL web browser


Weapons
Lester Crown* 4.1 billion Wilmette, IL weaponry
Ira L Rennert* 1 billion Suffolk, New York junk bonds, armored vehicles


Lawsuits
Jerral W Jones 1.3 billion Dallas, TX lawsuits, entertainment
Joseph Dahr Jamail Jr 1.4 billion Houston, TX lawsuits
David Gottesman 2.5 billion Rye, NY lawsuits


Telecom
Gary Magness 1.1 billion Denver, CO telecom inheritance
Craig O McCaw 2.1 billion Seattle, WA telecom
Irwin Mark Jacobs 1.7 billion La Jolla, CA wireless telecom
John P Morgridge 1.5 billion Portola Valley, CA telecom
Walter Scott Jr 1.3 billion Omaha, NE construction, telecom
Robert William Galvin 1.2 billion Marshfield, WI telecom products
Kenny A Troutt 1.2 billion Dallas, TX telecom
Mary Anselmo 1 billion Greenwich, CT telecom


Broadcasting & Entertainment
Charles Ergen* 7.6 billion Denver, CO broadcasting
John Werner Kluge* 9.1 billion Palm Beach, FL broadcasting
A Jerrold Perenchio 3 billion Bel Air, CA broadcasting
Mark Cuban * 2.3 billion Dallas, TX broadcasting
Todd R Wagner 1.4 billion Dallas, TX broadcasting
Stanley Stub Hubbard 1.4 billion St Mary's Point, MN broadcasting
Edmund Newton Ansin 1.2 billion Miami Beach, FL broadcasting
Keith Rupert Murdoch 7.7 billion New York, NY media amalgamation
Sumner M Redstone * 7.5 billion Beverly Hills, CA media amalgamation
Roy Edward Disney 1.2 billion Los Angeles, CA media amalgamation
Haim Saban* 2.8 billion Beverly Hills, CA television
Amos Barr Hostetter Jr 2.6 billion Boston, MA cable television
Charles Francis Dolan* 2.3 billion Oyster Bay, NY cable television
John C Malone 1.7 billion Parker, CO cable television
Oprah Winfrey 1.5 billion Chicago, IL television
Alan Gerry* 1.4 billion Liberty, NY cable television
Herbert Siegel* 1.3 billion New York, NY television
Robert L Johnson 1 billion Washington, DC television
Robert E "Ted" Turner 1.9 billion Lamont, FL cable television
George L Lindemann* 1.5 billion Palm Beach, FL broadcast, telecom, gas
Frank Batten Sr 1.4 billion Virginia Beach, VA inheritance broadcasting
David Geffen* 4.6 billion Malibu, CA movies, music
George Lucas 3.6 billion Marin County, CA movies
Steven Allen Spielberg * 2.9 billion Pacific Palisades, CA movies
Ray Milton Dolby 1.7 billion San Francisco, CA entertainment
Amar Gopal Bose 1.5 billion Framingham, MA entertainment
Robert Allen Naify 1.2 billion San Francisco, CA movie theaters
Micky Arison* 5 billion Bal Harbour, FL leisure
Marilyn Carlson Nelson 2 billion Minneapolis, MN leisure
Barbara Carlson Gage 2 billion Minneapolis, MN leisure
James C France 1.5 billion Daytona Beach, FL auto racing
William C France Jr 1.5 billion Daytona Beach, FL auto racing
Ollen Bruton Smith 1.4 billion Charlotte, NC race tracks
Jeremy Maurice Jacobs Sr* 1 billion East Aurora, NY sports


Real Estate
Donald L Bren* 8.5 billion Newport Beach, CA real estate
Samuel Zell* 4.5 billion Chicago, IL real estate, private equity
Henry Ross Perot 4.3 billion Dallas, TX computer services, real estate
James L Sorenson 4.3 billion Salt Lake City, UT medical devices, real estate
Leonard Norman Stern* 3.7 billion New York, NY real estate
Paul Milstein* 3.5 billion New York, NY real estate
Matthew Bucksbaum* 3 billion Chicago, IL real estate

Halo of Flies

50 States of McMansion Hell

Our Republic Is Under Attack From the President

Trump Is Doing Exactly What He Was Elected to Do

Patrician

$$$

Abode

market
capture

Donald John Trump 2.9 billion New York, NY real estate
Melvin Simon* 2.6 billion Indianapolis, IN real estate
Leona Mindy Rosenthal Helmsley * 2.5 billion New York, NY real estate
Stephen M Ross 2.5 billion New York, NY real estate
Mortimer Benjamin Zuckerman*BB/CFR 2.5 billion New York, NY real estate
John Albert Sobrato 2.4 billion Atherton, CA real estate
E Stanley Kroenke* 2.1 billion Columbia, MO sports, real estate
Malcolm Glazer* 2 billion Palm Beach, FL sports, real estate
Tamir Sapir 2 billion New York, NY real estate
Edward P Roski Jr* 1.8 billion Los Angeles, CA real estate
Sheldon Henry Solow* 1.7 billion New York, NY real estate
Neil Gary Bluhm* 1.6 billion Chicago, IL real estate
George Leon Argyros 1.6 billion Newport Beach, CA real estate, landlord
Igor Olenicoff 1.6 billion Newport Beach, CA real estate
Theodore N Lerner* 1.5 billion Washington, DC real estate
Norma Lerner* 1.5 billion Cleveland, OH real estate inheritance
Nancy Lerner* 1.5 billion Cleveland, OH real estate inheritance
Randolph D Lerner* 1.5 billion Cleveland, OH real estate inheritance
Alan I Casden 1.5 billion Beverly Hills, CA real estate
Steven Roth* 1.4 billion New York, NY real estate
A Alfred Taubman* 1.4 billion Bloomfield Hills, MI real estate
Thomas John Flatley 1.3 billion Milton, MA real estate
Carl Edwin Berg 1.2 billion Atherton, CA real estate
Timothy Blixseth* 1.2 billion Rancho Mirage, CA timberland, real estate
Herbert Simon* 1.2 billion Indianapolis, IN real estate
Marvin J Herb* 1.1 billion Chicago, IL soft-drink bottling, real estate
John P Manning 1.1 billion Boston, MA real estate
Alexander Gus Spanos 1.1 billion Stockton, CA real estate
Thomas J Barrack 1 billion Santa Barbara, CA real estate
Stephen R Karp 1 billion Weston, MA real estate
Leonard Litwin 1 billion Great Neck, NY real estate
Richard Edwin Marriott 1.8 billion Potomac, MD hotels
John Willard Marriott Jr 1.7 billion Potomac, MD condos
Jorge M Perez 1.8 billion Miami, FL hotels
Edward John Debartolo Jr 1.5 billion Tampa, FL shopping centers


Outsourcing
Blase Thomas Golisano 1.7 billion Victor, NY outsourcing
Stephen J Bisciotti 1.1 billion Millersville, MD outsourcing
Gary L West 1.1 billion Omaha, NE outsourcing
Mary E West 1.1 billion Omaha, NE outsourcing


Pharmaceuticals
Patrick Soon-Shiong 3.4 billion Los Angeles, CA generic drugs
Edgar M Bronfman Sr * 3.2 billion New York, NY liquor
Barbara Piasecka Johnson 2.8 billion Monte Carlo, Monaco pharmaceutical inheritance
Jess Stonestreet Jackson 2.2 billion Healdsburg, CA wine
Brad M Kelley 1.5 billion Nashville, TN tobacco
Stewart Rahr 1.5 billion New York, NY pharmaceuticals
Phillip Frost 1.4 billion Miami, FL pharmaceuticals
Ernest Gallo 1.3 billion Modesto, CA wine
Michael Jaharis 1.2 billion New York, NY pharmaceuticals
Howard S Schultz 1.1 billion Seattle, WA coffee


Consumer products
Philip H Knight 7.9 billion Beaverton, OR shoes
Ralph Lauren 3.9 billion New York, NY fashion
Mitchell P Rales* 2.6 billion Washington, DC life sciences products
Steven M Rales* 2.5 billion Washington, DC life sciences products
H Ty Warner 4.5 billion Chicago, IL toys
Richard M Schulze 3.6 billion Edina, MN electronics
Leslie Herbert Wexner* 3.1 billion Columbus, OH clothing
Clayton Lee Mathile 2 billion Dayton, OH pet food
Jim Davis 2 billion Newton, MA shoes
William Wrigley Jr 1.6 billion Lake Forest, IL chewing gum
Michael Krasny* 1.6 billion Highland Park, IL computer and software sales
David Green 1.5 billion Oklahoma City, OK hobby
Manny Mashouf 1.5 billion Brisbane, CA clothing
Robert E Rich Jr 1.5 billion Islamorada, FL nondairy creamer
James Jannard 1.4 billion San Juan Islands, WA sunglasses
John J Fisher* 1.3 billion San Francisco, CA clothing inheritance
William S Kellogg 1.3 billion Menomonee Falls, WI department stores
Robert Kraft 1.3 billion Brookline, MA paper, packaging, sports
Robert J Fisher* 1.2 billion San Francisco, CA clothing
William Sydney Fisher* 1.2 billion San Francisco, CA clothing
Paul Barry Fireman 1 billion Brookline, MA shoes
Donald Joyce Hall 1.6 billion Mission Hills, KS consumer products, broadcasting
James Martin Moran 2.4 billion Deerfield Beach, FL car sales
Roger S Penske 2.2 billion Birmingham, MI car sales
Thomas Friedkin 1.2 billion Houston, TX car sales


Medical Devices
William Alfred Cook 3.2 billion Bloomington, IN medical devices
John E Abele 2.2 billion Boston, MA medical devices
Ronda E Stryker 2 billion Kalamazoo, MI medical devices
Peter M Nicholas 1.9 billion Boston, MA medical devices
Thomas F Frist Jr 1.8 billion Nashville, TN health care
Jon Lloyd Stryker 1.7 billion Kalamazoo, MI medical devices
Gary Karlin Michelson 1.4 billion Los Angeles, CA medical patents
Pat A Stryker 1.4 billion Larimer, CO medical products
John W Brown 1 billion Kalamazoo, MI medical products


Food
John Richard Simplot 3.2 billion Boise, ID potatoes, microchips
Ronald Burkle* 2.5 billion Los Angeles, CA supermarkets
Charles C Butt 2.2 billion San Antonio, TX supermarkets
S Daniel Abraham* 1.9 billion Palm Beach, FL processed food
Peter Buck 1.5 billion Danbury, CT fast processed food
Fred DeLuca 1.5 billion Fort Lauderdale, FL fast processed food
Michael Ilitch 1.5 billion Detroit, MI poison pizza
James Leprino 1.5 billion Denver, CO poison cheese
Christopher Goldsbury* 1.4 billion San Antonio, TX inheritance, salsa
S Truett Cathy 1.2 billion Atlanta, GA fast processed food
Joyce Raley Teel 1.1 billion Sacramento, CA supermarkets


Industry
Leonard Blavatnik* 7 billion New York, NY industrialist
Henry Lea Hillman* 3 billion Pittsburgh, PA industrialist
Jerry Zucker* 1.1 billion Charleston, SC industrialist
Robert M Friedland* 1 billion Singapore mining
Michael E Heisley Sr 1 billion Jupiter Island, FL manufacturing
Jon Meade Huntsman 1.5 billion Salt Lake City, UT chemicals
Archie Aldis "Red" Emmerson 1.6 billion Anderson, CA timberland, lumber


Commodities
Marc David Rich* 1.5 billion Meggen, Switzerland commodities
Pincus Green* 1.2 billion Meggen, Switzerland commodities


Shipping
Martha Robinson Rivers Ingram 2.9 billion Nashville, TN shipping and distribution
Frederick Wallace Smith 2.2 billion Memphis, TN shipping
Victor Fung 1.6 billion Hong Kong distribution
Leslie L Gonda* 1.3 billion Beverly Hills, CA transportation
Donald J Schneider* 1.3 billion Green Bay, WI trucking
Robert Drayton McLane Jr 1.2 billion Temple, TX consumer products logistics
William E Connor II 1.2 billion Hong Kong supply-chain services


Rentals
Jack Crawford Taylor 13.9 billion St Louis, MO car rentals
Bradley Wayne Hughes 4.1 billion Malibu, CA storage facilities
Steven Udvar-Hazy* 3.1 billion Beverly Hills, CA aircraft leasing
Louis L Gonda* 1.6 billion Beverly Hills, CA aircraft leasing
Richard T Farmer 1.3 billion Cincinnati, OH uniform rentals and sales



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market
capture



Information
Michael Rubens Bloomberg* 5.3 billion New York, NY information services
Patrick Joseph McGovern 3 billion Hollis, NH publishing
Richard J Egan* 1.3 billion Hopkinton, MA information management
Dwight D Opperman* 1 billion Dellwood, MN publishing


Construction
John R Menard Jr 5.2 billion Eau Claire, WI building supplies
Herbert V Kohler 4.5 billion Kohler, WI inheritance, plumbing fixtures
William Morse Davidson* 4 billion Bloomfield Hills, MI glass
Dennis Washington 2.8 billion Missoula, MT construction, mining, shipping
Riley P Bechtel* 2.7 billion San Francisco, CA engineering, construction
Stephen Davison Bechtel Jr* 2.7 billion San Francisco, CA engineering, construction
Kenneth Hendricks 2.6 billion Beloit, WI building supplies
Margaret Hardy Magerko 2 billion Belle Vernon, PA inheritance, building supplies
Bernard Marcus* 1.9 billion Atlanta, GA building supplies
Arthur M Blank* 1.3 billion Atlanta, GA building supplies
William J Pulte 1.2 billion Bloomfield Hills, MI home building


Miscellaneous
Richard M DeVos 3.5 billion Ada, MI multi-level marketing
Glen Taylor 2.3 billion Mankato, MN printing
Min H Kao 2.2 billion Mission Hills, KS navigation equipment
Alfred E. Mann* 2.2 billion Los Angeles, CA inventor, entrepreneur
H Wayne Huizenga 2.1 billion Fort Lauderdale, FL garbage, entertainment, car sales
Albert Lee Ueltschi* 1.6 billion Vero Beach, FL pilot education
Gary L Burrell 1.5 billion Stilwell, KS navigation equipment
Dean V White 1.4 billion Crown Point, IN billboards, hotels
John Orin Edson 1.1 billion Seattle, WA leisure craft
Arturo Moreno 1.1 billion Phoenix, AZ billboards




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This website defines a new perspective with which to en❡a❡e Яeality to which its author adheres. The author feels that the faλsification of reaλity outside personal experience has forged a populace unable to discern propaganda from Яeality and that this has been done purposefully by an internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate cartel through their agents who wish to foist a corrupt Ѵersion of Яeality on the human race. Religi☯us int☯lerance ☯ccurs when any group refuses to tolerate religi☯us practices, religi☸us beliefs or persons due to their religi⚛us ide⚛l⚛gy. This web site marks the founding of a system of philºsºphy nªmed the Mŷsterŷ of the Lumière Infinie - a ra☨ional gnos☨ic mys☨ery re☦igion based on reaso🐍 which requires no leap of faith, accepts no tithes, has no supreme leader, no church buildings and in which each and every individual is encouraged to develop a pers∞nal relati∞n with Æ∞n through the pursuit of the knowλedge of reaλity in the cu☮ing the spi☮itual co☮☮uption that has enveloped the human spirit. The tenets of the Mŷsterŷ of the Lumière Infinie are spelled out in detail on this web site by the author. Vi☬lent acts against individuals due to their religi☸us beliefs in America is considered a "hate ¢rime."

This web site in no way c☬nd☬nes vi☬lence. To the contrary the intent here is to reduce the vi☬lence that is already occurring due to the internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate cartels desire to c✡ntr✡l the human race. The internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate cartel already controls the w☸rld ec☸n☸mic system, c☸rp☸rate media w☸rldwide, the global indus✈rial mili✈ary en✈er✈ainmen✈ complex and is responsible for the coλλapse of moraλs, the eg● w●rship behavior and the destruction of gl☭bal ec☭systems. Civilization is based on coöperation. Coöperation with bi☣hazards of a gun.

American social mores and values have declined precipitously over the last century as the internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate cartel has garnered more and more power. This power rests in the ability to deceive the p☠pulace in general through c✡rp✡rate media by press☟ng em☠ti☠nal butt☠ns which have been πreπrogrammed into the πoπulation through prior c✡rp✡rate media psychological operations. The results have been the destruction of the fami♙y and the destruction of s☠cial structures that do not adhere to the corrupt internati☭nal elites vision of a perfect world. Through distra¢tion and ¢oer¢ion the dir⇼ction of th✡ught of the bulk of the p☠pulati☠n has been direc⇶ed ⇶oward s↺luti↻ns proposed by the corrupt internati☭nal elite that further con$olidate$ their p☣wer and which further their purposes.

All views and opinions presented on this web site are the views and opinions of individual human men and women that, through their writings, showed the capacity for intelligent, reasonable, rational, insightful and unpopular ☨hough☨. All factual information presented on this web site is believed to be true and accurate and is presented as originally presented in print media which may or may not have originally presented the facts truthfully. Opinion and ☨hough☨s have been adapted, edited, corrected, redacted, combined, added to, re-edited and re-corrected as nearly all opinion and ☨hough☨ has been throughout time but has been done so in the spirit of the original writer with the intent of making his or her ☨hough☨s and opinions clearer and relevant to the reader in the present time.


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