French billionaire Philippe Argillier claims he has four databases that will expose 38 individuals who run the "shadow government" Bill Gates is one of those 38 individuals.: “The Biden Administration is under the control of the Shadow Government. I can confirm this without any hesitation based upon the information... that I have.”show more

Well, @P_Argillier better get it out there very very quick.

the deep state

One of the head people

@liz_churchill10 I hate when people do this. Either release the evidence or stfu until you do. If he actually has any evidence, he is just asking to get killed before he can release the information

This?

Years ago I never would have believed such a wild claim but I do not doubt it at all that there is a shadow government that rules the world and I also believe the Biden Administration is under that control. I feel like if I gave it enough thought, I could probably get 20 of the 38. I remember seeing this several months back. I wish he'd release it, talking about having it would seem to be as dangerous as releasing it. #IFBAP #Trump2024 #LetsSaveAmerica

The Deep State, Shadow Government SWAMP began with FDR. This is how Progressive FDR began the takeover of America using Administrators controlling Agencies like the SEC, FCC, FDA, FBI, CIA, DHS, etc., etc., ad nauseum. "As a practical matter, the modern state comes out of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal, which launched a large bureaucracy and empowered it with broad governing authority. Also, as a practical matter, the agencies comprising the bureaucracy reside within the executive branch of our national government, but their powers transcend the traditional boundaries of executive power to include both legislative and judicial functions, and these powers are often exercised in a manner that is largely independent of presidential control and altogether independent of political control. But while the actual growth of the administrative state can be traced, for the most part, to the New Deal (and subsequent outgrowths of the New Deal like the Great Society), the New Deal merely served as the occasion for implementing the ideas of America’s Progressives, who had come a generation earlier. It is the origins of the modern state — and the constitutional implications of that change — upon which we will focus our attention. The consequences of adopting Progressive ideas as a foundation for a major piece of our contemporary government are profound, especially when one considers the impact of these ideas on the bedrock principles of our Constitution. It is best to begin with an illustration. Consider the plight of the C. T. Chenery Corporation in the early 1940s. In 1935, Congress had enacted the Public Utility Holding Act, which required that public utility holding companies reorganize their corporate structures and that the recently created Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) oversee and approve the reorganization plans. The law did not name any specific standard that the SEC was to use in evaluating the plans, and the SEC itself did not set any particular rule to govern its decisions. Thus, when the Federal Water Service Corporation was to be reorganized, its management group — the C. T. Chenery Corporation — had no way of knowing what it had to do in order to maintain its controlling interest in the company. When it became clear that the SEC would allow preferred stockholders to convert their shares of the old company into shares of the newly reorganized company, the Chenery Corporation went out and bought itself a large block of preferred stock on the open market. The reorganization plan approved by the SEC did, as expected, allow preferred stockholders to convert their shares; but the SEC explicitly excluded Chenery from making such a conversion, thus depriving Chenery of its ownership. The reason for the SEC’s exclusion of the Chenery Corporation was that the agency decided that it was impermissible for a management company to purchase stock during a reorganization. This was not a prohibition that was part of any law, rule, or regulation when the Chenery Corporation made the purchase. Nor was it a prohibition that applied to any company other than Chenery. Nor was it a prohibition that the SEC ever employed again in the future. It was, instead, a standard that the SEC invented on the spot and applied retroactively to this one company."

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So … we’re back to “I’ve got all the receipts … I’ve got all the proof … but I’ll I’m going to give you now, is a video telling you I have it all …” This just gets old …

There is NOTHING sincere, moral or genuine about Bill Gates. Everyone in 90s Silicon Valley KNEW. How he was able to 'rebrand' his image without any scruitiny is shocking and worrisome. EVERYONE should be alarmed. @elonmusk