Worldly Game

This is a post that I’ve wanted to make for a long time. Today, I’m going to talk about these super conglomerates in America that dominate the world. The proper terminology for these companies is “multinationals.” A multinational is a company operating in several countries. This list features 10 multinationals that have once filed for bankruptcy. However, bankruptcy doesn’t mean that a business is kaput. These companies file bankruptcy to wash their hands of losing endeavors. However, my list was posted to show that even multinationals have been run by inept businesspeople. Now, let’s get to the social-engineering. Many of these enterprises spent most—if not all—of their fiscal years in the red, hence why we see so many acquisitions and mergers taking place. These companies are allowed to maintain their prestige thanks to media promotion and governmental isolation. For up-and-coming start-ups, they face many roadblocks. There are legal requirements that must be met, and bus

I’m going to preface this post by saying that my conjecture is purely speculative. I don’t have any solid proof to substantiate my inclinations. I’m merely scrutinizing what I see. There are pages out here dedicated to tactical training for survival. However, if you check out these pages, they’re receiving specialized military training that exceeds the police force—or even regular military police officers. One has to ask the question, why does one need this type of training if one is merely a civilian. What are you training—to this extent—for? In 2005, Hurricane Katrina flooded the Black part of New Orleans. At least, this is what’s reported. However, the flooding that took hold of those areas is the result of the levies being destroyed. This redirected the water to Black regions. Initially, the White regions were going to be flooded. Furthermore, before the rescue teams being sent, many residents reported militants opening gunfire on the panic-stricken residents. Many resi