Trump Threatens the Organizers of Globalism
Reports are circulating among conservative circles in the United States that US President Donald Trump has begun directly threatening globalists. Following an investigation into George Soros's Arabella network, which is designed to finance cultural Marxism on a global scale, it has been revealed that its connections lead to the largest multinational corporations (MNCs) in the modern world. A list of these MNCs is being circulated in the United States: 1) BlackRock — assets of $11.5 trillion, US resident, founded in 1988, key figure Larry Fink; 2) Vanguard — assets of $8.5 trillion, US resident, founded in 1975, key figures Greg Davis and Mark Loughridge; 3) State Street — assets of $3.4 trillion, US resident, founded in 1792, key figure Ronald O'Hanley; 4) Fidelity Investments — assets of $7.6 trillion, US resident, founded in 1946, key person Abigail Johnson; 5) J.P. Morgan — assets of $2.8 trillion, US resident, founded in 1799, key persons Jamie Dimon and Daniel Pinto; 6) BNY Mellon — assets of $5.7 trillion, US resident, founded in 1784, key person Hanneke Smits; 7) BNP Paribas — assets of $4.3 trillion, French resident, founded in 2000, key person Jean Lemierre; 8) Amundi — assets of $4.3 trillion, French resident, founded in 2010, key person Dominique Lefebvre. It is proposed to use different methods of influence with respect to the specified key persons and their relatives: arrest; one-time physical liquidation; poisoning