America Owns Everything But Who Owns America?

BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, collectively known as the Big Three, are all American-registered corporations, that have a virtual monopoly on a vast range of companies and holdings. In a recently published paper, the CORPNET research project comprehensively mapped the ownership of the Big Three. They found that the Big Three, taken together, have become the largest shareholder in 40% of all publicly listed firms in the United States.

The Big Three are the largest single shareholder in almost 90% of S&P 500 firms, including Apple, Microsoft, ExxonMobil, General Electric and Coca-Cola.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy claimed, “BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard are arguably the most powerful cartel in human history.” A Bloomberg report states that these companies by the year 2028 will have investments in the amount of 20 trillion dollars. That means that they will own almost everything.

Bloomberg calls BlackRock “The fourth branch of government,” because it’s the only private agency that closely works with the central banks.

AMERICA OWNS 95% OF THE INTERNET

A typical Google search for “Who owns the internet?” claims that, “no one single entity owns the internet,” but a further search reveals that ICANN oversees the assignment of globally unique identifiers on the Internet, including domain names, Internet protocol addresses, application port numbers in the transport protocols, and many other parameters.

“Several key technical and policy aspects of the underlying core infrastructure and the principal namespaces are administered by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), which is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. ICANN oversees the assignment of globally unique identifiers on the Internet, including domain names, Internet protocol addresses, application port numbers in the transport protocols, and many other parameters.

There has been a long-held dispute over the management of the DNS root zone, whose final control fell under the supervision of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Considering that the U.S. Department of Commerce could unilaterally terminate the Affirmation of Commitments with ICANN, the authority of DNS administration was likewise seen as revocable and derived from a single State, namely the United States."

A paper authored by Hans Klein, Associate Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, ICANN and Internet Governance, concludes with a discussion on global government:

“In reality, ICANN’s ultimate authority for the exercise of public functions lies with its big brother, the US. Compared to institutions like the WTO or the IMF, ICANN may be judged considerably less legitimate. If this is a model for the future, it is a troubling one: in ICANN the US asserts its sole authority over the people of the entire world.”

The internet is now governed by the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) which is a United Nations project led by American techno-wizard Vincent Cerf who is considered one of the “fathers of the internet.” He worked at DARPA, the US government agency that created the internet for military use in 1966.

The original project was called Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET), and it was created out of necessity to hook up the various large scale research computers in the USA.

Google commands a 92% share of the global internet search market, worth $92.4 billion worldwide. Over 43% of the internet is consumed by Netflix, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. These are all American companies.

In June 2021, the US government shut down 36 Iranian websites, allegedly linked to “disinformation.” The sites seized included Press TV, the Iranian government's main English-language satellite television channel, and Al Alam, its Arabic-language equivalent. This is an egregious violation of international law, that could only be made possible due to the United States’ monopoly and control over domains.

NATO – UNITED STATES MILITARY ALLIANCE

NATO, the largest military alliance in the world is also controlled by USA. It began with 12 founding member states and since has expanded to 32 nations, after Finland and Sweden recently joined in 2023. The defence spending of the United States is more than double the defence spending of all other NATO members combined. The total NATO defence budget is now $1.3 trillion which accounts for 53% of the global defence spending of $2.443 trillion.

The U.S. is by far the largest contributor to NATO’s budget. In 2023, the country accounted for $860 billion spent by the organization, representing 68% of the total expenditure. This amount is over 10 times more than that of the second-placed country, Germany.

The US controls at least 750 bases in 80 countries worldwide—with 120 active bases. Japan has the highest number of US bases in the world followed by Germany with 119 and South Korea with 73.

The U.S. has approximately 173,000 troops deployed in 159 countries. According to the Watson Institute at Brown University, between 1.9 and three million US service members have served in Afghanistan and Iraq since 2001, with over half of them deployed more than once.

AMERICA OWNS ALL THE WARS

U.S. launched 251 military interventions since 1991, and 469 since 1798. According to various sources, including historical timelines and analyses, the United States has been at war for approximately 93% of its existence. Since the country’s founding in 1776, the U.S. has been at war for 230 out of 248 years—in other words USA only experienced 18 years of peace.

From a recent report by Watson Institute for International Affairs, “Over 1.8 million veterans have some degree of officially recognized disability as a result of the wars — veterans of the current wars account for more than half of the severely disabled veteran population. Many additional veterans live with physical and emotional scars despite lack of disability status or outstanding claims.”

Key Findings:

• 432,093 civilians have died violent deaths as a direct result of the U.S. post-9/11 wars.

• An estimated 3.6-3.8 million people have died indirectly in post-9/11 war zones, bringing the total death toll to at least 4.5-4.7 million and counting.

• More than 7.6 million children under five in post-9/11 war zones are suffering from acute malnutrition

• War deaths from malnutrition and a damaged health system and environment likely far outnumber deaths from combat.

It would be supreme naiveté to believe that any other country even comes close to the military strength of the United States, and even more epic naiveté to believe that globalist actors do not control this military machine, and use it to enforce their will upon the world.

OIL, OIL AND MORE OIL

America is the world's largest oil producer and accounts for 12.9% of global oil production. The top three oil-producing countries are the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Russia, which together accounted for approximately 40 million barrels of oil per day.

It was the American Rockefeller family who dominated the global oil industry for decades. ExxonMobile is one of the descendant of Rockefeller’s Standard Oil company, and it is the largest oil company in the world. Approximately 55.56% of the company’s shares are held by institutions, the largest of which as of 2019 were The Vanguard Group (8.15%), BlackRock (6.61%), and State Street Corporation (4.83%).

The American petrodollar is still the reserve currency, despite warnings of its imminent demise.

It was the United States that launched the Global War On Terror through the false flag operation on September 11th. This resulted in the last 24 years total war on the Middle East, that should be rebranded the Global War On Oil.

1. Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988): The U.S. supported Iraq, providing military intelligence and economic aid, to counter Iranian influence and protect oil supplies.

2. Gulf War (1990-1991): The U.S.-led coalition liberated Kuwait from Iraqi occupation, securing oil supplies and maintaining regional stability.

3. Iraq War (2003-2011): The U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq aimed to remove Saddam Hussein and establish a stable, pro-Western government, ensuring continued access to oil reserves.

4. Afghanistan War (2001-present): The U.S. invasion of Afghanistan targeted al-Qaeda and the Taliban, but also aimed to secure oil supplies and maintain regional stability.

5. 2011 Libyan intervention: The US participated in a NATO-led intervention in Libya, citing humanitarian concerns and a desire to prevent a massacre in Benghazi. Some critics argue that oil interests also played a role, as Libya was a major oil producer.

The following sentence, written by New World Order apparatchik, Zbigniew Brzezinski, who was President Carter's National Security Adviser at the time in 1980, sums up what is now called The Carter Doctrine:

“Let our position be absolutely clear: An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States of America, and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force.”

From a 2012 article by Toby Craig Jones, entitled America, Oil, and War in the Middle East:

“Over the course of the twentieth century, preserving the security not just of Saudi Arabia but of the entire Persian Gulf region and the flow of Middle Eastern oil were among the United States’ chief political-economic concerns. The pursuit of American power in the Gulf has been fraught with peril and has proved costly in terms of both blood and treasure. Oil has flowed, although not without difficulty. Since the late 1970s the Gulf has been rocked by revolution and almost permanent war. Security, if measured by the absence of conflict, has been elusive, and safeguarding the Persian Gulf and the region’s oil producers has meant increasingly more direct and dearer forms of U.S. intervention.”

UNITED NATIONS CREATED AND CONTROLLED BY USA

The United Nations was initiated by American president Franklin Roosevelt who coined the name “United Nations.” He barged in on Winston Churchill who was stark naked in the bathtub, and announced the name. Two days later Churchill would write to his cabinet back in London on January 3, 1942:

“You will have got my two telegrams about what we did yesterday. President has chosen the title ‘United Nations’ for all the powers now working together. This is much better than ‘Alliance,’ which places him in constitutional difficulties, or ‘Associated Powers,’ which is flat.”

Roosevelt saw the United Nations as the crowning achievement of his political career. It is arguable that his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt's contribution to the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was her crowning achievement. The world leaders eventually agreed on Roosevelt’s proposal to give certain members a veto power so “that the Organisation could take no important action without their joint consent.”

Its headquarters are in New York City on property that American billionaire Nelson Rockefeller put up $8.5 million to purchase.

The Bretton Woods Accords, the IMF and the World Trade Organisation were also American-inspired projects.

The United States, along with China, Russia, France and the UK form the UN Security Council, comprising a quasi-executive branch who retain veto power. The UK and France are American subsidiaries, and China is America’s factory. We can do the math.

The U.S. is the largest funder of the United Nations, representing 22% of total revenues, and the US also contributes 27.9% of the annual peacekeeping budget.

WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION DOMINATED BY AMERICAN DOLLARS

The World Health Organisation’s top funding is from the USA and American billionaire Bill Gates. In 2024, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation was the organisation's major private contributor, funding 9.4% of its budget. Added to this, Bill Gates’ private organisation GAVI contributed another 6.6%, totalling 15% of the yearly budget.

Other notable contributors include the Bloomberg Family Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, and the Rockefeller Foundation, which are also American organisations. Quoted on Rockefeller Foundation's website, Ruediger Krech, a public health expert and WHO’s Director of Health Promotion stated,

“But perhaps the most crucial support may have been in pulling together stakeholders for meetings, including behind-the-scenes dialogues, and elevating public health discussions in a variety of forums. I don’t think of many of WHO’s public health issues would have been raised to the international global level without The Rockefeller Foundation, especially at the start.”

THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM IS AN AMERICAN PROJECT

The World Economic Forum (WEF) was created by Americans at Harvard University with a CIA grant of $135,000. Its main driving force was American foreign policy guru, Henry Kissinger, along with Herman Kahn and American economist John Kenneth Galbraith.

From Johnny Vedmore’s excellent research:

“In December of 1966, The Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, John M Leddy, announced the formation of a 22-man panel of advisors to help “shape European policy”. The five most prominent actors of this panel of advisors included: Henry A Kissinger representing Harvard, Robert Osgood of the Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research (funded by Ford, Rockefeller and Carnegie money), Melvin Conant of Rockefeller’s Standard Oil, Warner R Schilling of Columbia University, and Raymond Vernon who was also of Harvard. The other people on the panel included four members of the Council on Foreign Relations, Shepard Stone of the Ford Foundation, with the rest being a mix of representatives from leading American universities.”

It is American attendees who make up roughly 25% of the membership at Davos, year after year. Another significant percentage of WEF members are Europeans, who are dominated by USA and NATO. European attendees likely comprised around 45% of the total (based on the number of heads of state and government, as well as the business attendees from Europe). This results in a 70% attendance by the Western elite ruling class.

US INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES

The United States Intelligence Community comprises a vast intelligence network of 17 federal agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Security Agency (NSA), and others. These agencies are responsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence to support national security decision-making.

Though it is very difficult to gauge the extent of intelligence operations, due to the nature of their mandate of secrecy, a rough estimate of the global intelligence agency distribution could be:

• United States: 30-40% (17 agencies)

• United Kingdom: 10-15% (3-4 agencies)

• Russia: 10-15% (3-4 agencies)

• China: 5-10% (3-4 agencies)

• Other nations: 20-30%

These estimates are based on incomplete information, as many countries’ intelligence agencies and budgets remain classified. The United States spends an average of $1 trillion every year for its intelligence budget. These agencies connect through an array of information sharing platforms and portals, including:

• National Counterterrorism Center

• Joint Counterterrorism Assessment Team

• 71 FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces

• 56 Field Intelligence Groups

• 78 state and local intelligence fusion centers, which can incorporate military and private sector participants.

SPACE AGENCIES

With a budget of $22 billion, nearly twice that of the next-highest agency, the United States’ National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is the most prolific and active space agency in the world. America was the second country to send humans to space, (after Russia's Sputnik mission), the first country to land humans on the moon, and one of the major contributors to the International Space Station (ISS). Additional NASA achievements include the space shuttle program, the Voyager and Mariner probes, and the Mars rovers Curiosity and Perseverance.

SpaceX is the most successful and prolific private space agency in the world, boasting 79% of total launches to orbit in the second quarter of 2023.

What is NASA, DARPA and SpaceX doing in space? I’ll give you a hint: It isn’t to provide WIFI to remote areas in the North.

Elon Musk is putting 42,000 satellites in space to create a constellation control grid that will provide 24/7 surveillance of the entire globe. This is an extension of the American Pentagon military policy of Full Spectrum Dominance.

AMERICAN MEDIA

Hollywood is the world's oldest national film industry, and largest in terms of box-office gross revenue. The Top 10 largest media and entertainment companies in the world are all American, with the exception of Japanese owned Sony and Canadian owned international news media company, Thompson Reuters is often included in the list.

• The Walt Disney Company: A multinational media and entertainment conglomerate with a diverse range of businesses, including film and television production, cable networks, publishing, and theme parks. Revenue: Over $69 billion (2020).

• Comcast Corporation: A global media, entertainment, and communications company with a significant presence in cable television, film, and digital media. Revenue: Over $108 billion (2020).

• AT&T Inc. (WarnerMedia): A multinational conglomerate with a portfolio of entertainment assets, including Warner Bros. studios, HBO, and Turner Broadcasting System. Revenue: Over $181 billion (2020).

• ViacomCBS: A multinational media conglomerate with a range of entertainment brands, including CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon, and Paramount Pictures. Revenue: Over $25 billion (2020).

• Sony Corporation: A Japanese multinational conglomerate with significant interests in music, film, and television production, as well as gaming and electronics. Revenue: Over $77 billion (2020).

• Netflix, Inc.: A global online streaming service provider with a vast library of content, including original productions and licensed titles. Revenue: Over $29 billion (2020).

• Live Nation Entertainment: A global live entertainment company that produces and promotes concerts, festivals, and other events. Revenue: Over $10 billion (2020).

• Universal Music Group: A multinational music corporation with a vast catalog of recorded music and a significant presence in the global music industry. Revenue: Over $7 billion (2020).

• Activision Blizzard: A multinational video game developer and publisher with popular franchises like Call of Duty and World of Warcraft. Revenue: Over $8 billion (2020).

• Discovery, Inc.: A multinational media conglomerate with a portfolio of cable networks, including Discovery Channel, HGTV, and Food Network. Revenue: Over $11 billion (2020).

AMERICAN SOFT POWER

America consistently ranks number one in the world in terms of soft power, or in other words, cultural, intellectual and diplomatic influence. The United States was ranked the world’s “soft power superpower” in 2024, topping the latest Global Soft Power Index for the third consecutive year, according to a study by Brand Finance, the world's leading brand evaluation consultancy. The UK sits in second and China is ranked third, surpassing Japan and Germany.

From the study:

"The United States leads the rankings with an all-time highest Global Soft Power Index Score of 78.8, an increase from 74.8 in 2023. It earned the top spot for Familiarity and Influence, four out of the eight Soft Power pillars, and nine out of the 35 nation brand attributes, including ‘leader in science,’ ‘influential in arts and entertainment,’ ‘internationally admired leaders,’ ‘helpful to countries in need,’ and ‘supports global efforts to counter climate change.’"

AMERICA IS THE PORN CAPITAL OF THE WORLD

The global leaders in porn are the US, taking a 60 per cent share of global internet pornography.

• Porn makes up 4% of all websites, but over 30% of all internet traffic.

• PornHub streams 65,068 years of video each month.

• With 3.42 billion monthly hits, PornHub gets more traffic than Amazon, Instagram, and eBay. Each visit to the site lasts 10 minutes and 25 seconds on average.

• XVideos and XNXX are the two largest adult sites in the world, with a combined total of over 8 billion views per month.

• Roughly one-third of porn viewers are women.

• Almost three-quarters (74%) of porn sites show adult content on their homepages, without asking if the viewers are of legal age.

• 3-6% of the adult population suffers from either porn addiction or problematic porn use.

• In 2005, the porn industry in the U.S. generated $12.62 billion in revenue. In 2006, this number increased to $13.33 billion.

San Fernando Valley, a suburban area in southern California, has been a significant hub for the pornography industry in the United States. This region has been referred to as “Porn Valley” and has played host to a booming pornography industry since the 1970s. It is known as the “porn capital of the world.”

GLOBAL DRUG TRADE

The US is the world’s leading facilitator of the illicit trade, working closely with drug cartels via the CIA. Major US banks profit enormously from laundering dirty money. In his book titled, The Politics of Heroin: CIA Complicity in the Global Drug Trade, Alfred McCoy documented CIA and the US government's complicity in the production, transportation, and sale of heroin, highlighting its connections to various governments, military dictatorships, and criminal organisations.

Canadian author, Peter Dale Scott explained, in his book, American War Machine,

Since at least 1950 there has been a global CIA-drug connection operating more or less continuously” to this day. “The global drug connection is not just a lateral connection between CIA field operatives and their drug-trafficking contacts. It is more significantly a global financial complex of hot money uniting prominent business, financial and government, as well as underworld figures,” a sort of “indirect empire (operating alongside) existing government.”

America's overall responsibility for the huge increases in global drug trafficking since World War 11. This is exemplified by the more than doubling of Afghan opium drug production since the U.S. invaded that country [Afghanistan] in 2001. But the U.S. responsibility for the present dominant role of Afghanistan in the global heroin traffic has merely replicated what had happened earlier in Burma, Thailand, and Laos between the late 1940s and the 1970s. These countries also only became factors in the international drug traffic as a result of CIA assistance (after the French, in the case of Laos) to what would otherwise have been only local traffickers.

BILLIONAIRES AND TRILLIONAIRES

There are more billionaires on the planet now than ever before, according to Forbes’ annual list. There are 2,781 billionaires around the world, breaking the record set in 2021. Together, they’re worth $14.2 trillion, up $2 trillion from last year and also breaking a 2021 record. Over a quarter of the world’s billionaires live in the United States. According to Forbes’s 2023 list of billionaires, there were 2,640 billionaires worldwide in 2023.

And the United States has the most billionaires in the world with 813, almost exactly double the next highest on the list, China, with 406 billionaires.

The combined GDP of NATO member states (including Sweden) is approximately $46 trillion (as of 2022). The United States, as a standalone entity, has a nominal GDP of around $22.67 trillion (2022). To calculate the combined GDP of America and NATO, we add the US GDP to the NATO member states’ combined GDP:

$22.67 trillion (USA) + $45.93319 trillion (NATO) = $68.60219 trillion

This combined figure represents the economic output of the United States and all 31 NATO member states (including Sweden) in nominal terms. For perspective, this combined GDP constitutes approximately 67.86% of the global GDP (nominal, 2022), which stands at around $100.562 trillion.

The invisible trillionaires are never mentioned in any list of billionaires. It is anybody’s guess how much the descendants of the Robber Barons are worth. The Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Astors, Cabots, Lodges and others such as the Walton family.

POLITICAL INFLUENCE

It would be unmitigated naiveté beyond redemption to insist this massive conglomeration of global wealth in the hands of the American Empire has no influence on the world stage. To assume that billionaires have no agenda behind their unprecedented wealth hoarding would be equally naive. Money equals power, or at the very least, potential power.

To assume benevolence or altruism in the hearts of the American billionaire class is juvenile at best, and stupendous blindness at its worst. Yet the American billionaire class consistently claims they are “philanthropists.” Billionaire frontmen like Trump, Gates, Bezos and Musk are pushed into the limelight to provide cover for the sins of their ruling class friends.

Power is exponentially increased as wealth increases. One dollar of wealth equals one dollar of power, but such a unit of power is virtually powerless politically or socially. A homeless man with a dollar is a non-person in our capitalist societies. A million dollars equals a million units of power. If you have a million dollars, it can be leveraged to put a down payment on a house, finance a car and send your kids to post-secondary school. You cannot leverage one dollar into a greater standard of living.

Once you move up economically into the multi-million dollar class, with 10 million dollars for example, you can leverage your dollars into obtaining a significant loan to start a business. If your business is successful, your business can be used as leverage to finance greater projects.

The millionaire class have proportionally more political power than the working class because wealth generates political influence. A property owner is far more powerful than a homeless person, and a business owner is proportionately more powerful than someone who only owns a home but works for a wage.

Once you arrive in the billionaire class, it is a whole new level of power and influence. Many of today’s billionaires have greater wealth than entire countries, with their own private armies and secret service agencies.

AMERICA OWNS THE PANDEMIC

The pandemic was Made in USA, by Americans like Bill Gates, Tony Fauci, Donald Trump and American organisations like the Rockefeller Foundation and John Hopkins University.

Operation Warp Speed was an American project. “Operation” means it is a military project. The Trump administration funded 8 pharmaceutical companies with $11 billion of taxpayers’ money in order to inject them with a lethal chemical weapon. Anyone in the alternative community who refused to take the vaxx, but still endorses Trump is seriously in need of a reality check.

I can’t say it more politely than that.

Event 201, the dress rehearsal for the plandemic was held in New York City, hosted by American psychopath Bill Gates, in partnership with Johns Hopkins University and the World Economic Forum.

“The next severe pandemic will not only cause great illness and loss of life but could also trigger major cascading economic and societal consequences that could contribute greatly to global impact and suffering.”

This is called premeditated mass murder.

WHO OWNS AMERICA?

The short answer that will appeal to some is Zionists.

The long answer is that America, like all the nations of the world are owned by GloboCorp™

GloboCorp™ is an unregistered, invisible corporation that exists as a placeholder for a worldwide agenda. It is the international conglomerate of banks, oil companies, corporations, organized criminals, NGOs and national leaders, who are managed by the WEF and its affiliates. The majority of the members are Caucasians: Americans, British, Europeans, Canadians, Australians and of course, Israelis and Zionists. There are a few token Chinese, Indians, Japanese, Arabs, South Americans and Africans.

Just a short note:

1. Israelis are European Caucasians.

2. The entire cabal of GloboCorp™ are Zionists.

Who is at the top of the food chain?

My best guess would be Americans.

There are 813 billionaires in the USA according to Forbes. Only 139 of them are Jewish—though this accounts for 17% of America’s billionaire population, it does not come close to representing a majority. There are 267 total Jewish billionaires worldwide. This represents only 9.6% of the total 2,781 billionaires worldwide. Money talks, Jews walk. That’s the way it is, sorry to disappoint you if you thought Jews-are-taking-over-the-world.

Why is this simple truth ignored?

Because Americans cannot bear to admit they are the heart of the problem.

My second best guess would be a handful of about 25 American men (no women) own the American Empire. They are invisible. Their names are never mentioned or published.

The men at the top are white supremacist, malignant, racist, lying psychopaths.

And those are their good qualities.

They have no legal right to exist, and they need to be arrested and shot. Maybe afterwards have a speedy trial, like 20 minutes or so, and then shoot them some more.

Prison time is too good for Gates and Schwab and the rest of the psychos.

A lovely thought would be to inject them with vaccines until their brains explode.

I am only saying this to cheer you up.

Have a nice day.