What's going on? Jeff Bezos sells $8.5bn of amazon stock THIS MONTH

[scotslad]

From what I understand (and could be wrong), but...

Apparently, Jeff Bezos, Leon Black, Mark Zuckerberg, Jamie Dimon and Walmart's Walton family sell a staggering $11 BILLION in stock

Bezos sells $8+ bn of his own stock in amazon
Zuckerberg sells $638m
Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan, shilled $150 million
Walmart's Walton family sold $1.5billion in a week
Richard Branson selling Virgin money for $2.9bn

Hmmm.

What do they know that we don't....?

[John Hilton]

They are mostly alleged pedophiles and likely need the cash to build underground bunkers.

[scotslad]

Well, I'm curious of a few things...

1. Why now?
2. What impact will this have on the financial markets?
3. Where are they actually putting (sheltering) their money now?

Hmmm.

[Brigantia]

Amazon has a lot of competition these days, it's not the leviathan that it was. I guess that in these short-of-money days a lot of people are buying secondhand rather than new at places like Vinted and Ebay. Is Amazon finally crumbling?

Interesting questions about where these people may be stashing their loot, and that they know something's going on that we don't...

[DNA]

Terrifying really. In regard to what is coming. Money in the bank isn't going to matter too much

[aledum]

starve is coming soon. bunkers are to protect themselves from the rest of the starving people. they are buying gold and silver. global currency is a fact and coming soon.

[ExomatrixTV]

Posted by scotslad (here)
Well, I'm curious of a few things...

1. Why now?
2. What impact will this have on the financial markets?
3. Where are they actually putting (sheltering) their money now?

Hmmm.

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[Jim_Duyer]

Well, it seems fairly clear to me - it's right out of the Communist/Anarchist manual - you cannot remake a country the way that you want it, until you first bring it completely down to its knees, from sea to shining sea.

Start the match, have 50,000 imported bodyguards for your bunkers brought across the border without anyone knowing, and then crash the land and starve the people until they, like Esau, sell their birthrights for a cup of porridge.

Seems to be right on track, although I doubt 2024 - more like when they cause
Trump to not take office in some form - I would guess the first quarter of 2025 is the kick-off date. If you sell too close to that date, however, you risk inverse returns.

They may play with gold and silver, diamonds even, but that's not what they are spending the money on. I would guess medicines, top notch medical machines and skilled doctors, supplies of food and water and probably weapons as well. And of course their AI servants and human-trafficked children as slaves.

Rich men and women in bunkers, with children that they can groom - teach them that freedom was just another word for oppression, and the bible a joke.

Sorry to be so glum - just my take on it.

[Inversion]

According to Benjamin Fulford they're planning a mass slaughter event.

The Depopulation Plan

This was posted on Benjamin Fulford's website on 02/26/24.

We need to act now because multiple sources warn the KM have some sort of horrific slaughter planned for April which they will try to blame on a meteorite.

dailymail

Jeff Bezos - the world's third-richest man - sold $8.5billion in Amazon this month
Mark Zuckerberg - the world's fourth-richest - sold about $638million in Meta
Jamie Dimon, Leon Black, and the Waltons also sold stocks, sparking concerns

[Jim_Duyer]

I think the hardest part that we have in understanding the actions of these people is related to the fact that we are simply cannot comphrehend their actions. How can "they" be so inhuman, so cruel, so uncaring for not only the rights of us others but failing to focus on the fact that we still live and breath in their world. Here's an idea - who said they were human?

At one time I used to believe that the elites in business, government and religions were merely sociopaths, or sexual deviants, or some combination of both. I was doing humanity a disservice. They go way beyond that - almost to the point of some type of Chinese Room experiment. They take one action, which data has shown to lead to an increase in wealth, power or benefits, and place it alongside another action, which leads to the first action becoming more likely to happen, and they send that package out without regard to us in any way shape or form. And yet, at no time do they understand what they are doing in any human way. They see intelligent actions, favorable reactions, and proceed on their merry way. Without feeling, as we know it.

I'm not claiming that they are machines per se; but they are also not fully human beings.
Probably the only time that they even exhibit true emotions, and not just the play-acting that they put out to get by in society or when mixing with us, is in their celebrations of dark deeds done well. On those occasions they can be as disgustingly vulgar as any human.

Bezos started out in a garage with his wife. His idea was to sell books to the masses, to bring back a joy for the written word and form a hub between authors and readers. Every action that he took after that, and I happen to have worked for his companies in the earlier periods, was done with the sole idea that - what will this cost me? Perhaps this economy was right for a struggling company, but he carried it for too long and too far.

What's particularly humorous to me is when he was caught stealing millions of dollars in tips given to his delivery crews, and yet the authors that write the books don't believe that he has been cheating them out of their percentages of sales for years. Years. Fake refunded sales, unreported sales, duplicate customers for one recorded sale - and if you tell any of this to the authors they will think you crazy. Because, as I said, they cannot comprehend someone being that inhuman.

But when he began to use subsidiary companies in other countries, where the customer service work was done for a fraction of the price, did the workers in America raise hell? No. When he got away without paying sales taxes in the states, and thus unfairly competing with the local economies, not to mention family book stores, did the tax payers raise hell? No. When he decided to use robots and replace human workers, and drones to deliver did the population in America stand up and say enough? No. They got their burgers on time - good for them.

Sam Wall and his sons began Walmart as a small outfit with big ideas. Eventually they opened stores in nearly all of the States. But they had a pre-requisite; the town must have X number of people. Not large areas, but small ones with say 15,000 population within a few mile radius. And then they priced their imported Chinese crap low and drove the local, family owned stores in that town, completely out of business. Did we cry out? No. When they made deals with our own customs agents to "help" them by bringing in crap in bulk and thus "paying" by producing a bulk invoice and saying "here, take the money", our overworked customs inspectors felt that they were getting a break from their jobs, and that good old Wall was helping. Did they cry out and say, hey wait a minute - why do ordinary citizens have to pay so much more on import taxes than old Walt? No. When his shoody goods have no guarantee beyond the 30 days that citizens demanded, since they are from "China" and their ownership changes every week, just to avoid problems, did we cry fowl? No. Buying Chinese crap over American made goods until the factories in America close, and nobody raises a stink or stops buying the junk? Nope.

We have Americans today bitching about low wages and high taxes, while at the same time they scream at those on Welfare. So it's OK for the government to help out unions, in order to keep union workers well paid, but not OK for the government to cripple the poor people by creating a generational condition that has trained them to take hand-outs instead of working? Most of them no longer even know how to work, let alone try to get a job. If you invite the government Lion into your house, don't think you can keep him from eating your kids.

We have a generation or three of weak people on hand. People that would be much better off by voting for term limits so that these animals cannot stay in power forever. Voting for age limits so that neither Biden nor Trump can take office. Will they insist on limits? No.

Quit taking the candy from the bad men, boys. Start building your lifestyle towards independence - because you are going to be needing those skills pretty soon. Hang up your cell phones - the truth is, you are not as bright and shiny as you think, and nobody cares what you do every minute of the day - except for those billionaires who provide your cell and internet services.

[thepainterdoug]

Bitcoin ? , perhaps that will be the cyber gold better than all other investments.

[mountain_jim]

Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
Bitcoin ? , perhaps that will be the cyber gold better than all other investments.

Was looking for the thread/posts where it was stated that remote viewers 'saw' that bitcoin would go to zero suddenly and MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor sad future was involved in the view. (believe this was posted in 2021 or 2022)

just today, he states:

https://www.coindesk.com/business/20...aign=headlines

'Bitcoin Is Going to Eat Gold': MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor
MicroStrategy is the owner of 205,000 bitcoin worth nearly $15 billion at the current per token price of $72,000.

When I asked the remote viewing info poster about the year, they said (as I recall) 2023.

Obviously, that did not happen (yet). And I have not found the thread (yet).

[ExomatrixTV]

Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
Bitcoin ? , perhaps that will be the cyber gold better than all other investments.

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[mountain_jim]

https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/bit...o-backed-notes

Finally, it appears more people are realizing 'why' alternative currencies (like crypto and precious metals) have seen such demand recently.

As CoinTelegraph reports, in an X post on March 11, entrepreneur and angel investor Balaji Srinivasan argued that Bitcoin is the only realistic solution to escape the inevitability of unsustainable government spending and potential asset confiscation.

“We’re in the looting-the-treasury phase of imperial collapse,” the former Coinbase chief technology officer told his 994,000 followers.

Srinivasan argued that government debt and wasteful spending continue to grow rapidly at unsustainable levels. U.S. national debt is currently at a record high of $34.5 trillion, increasing 25% since 2020.

[palehorse]

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It is obvious something is going on, what is going on I don't think that matters at this point. If companies like Oppidum exist is because there is demand for their products/services.

[norman]

What's going on ?

I'm not convinced COVID was a contagious thing. I think it was a distributed contact poison.

"Disease X" may well be a conversational place holder for something diabolical that may be contagious OR contact poison. If it's in the minds of the cornered rats to deploy something devastating they will know that 1) they need to get themselves well out of the way, 2) the huge corporate operations that depend on high cash flow from low level plebs will crash.

Whatever happens, don't believe anything they tell us about it or take any of their advise about how to deal with it. Just make sure you've got effective protocols for clobbering it if it gets inside your body. MMS will be my first response go-to as soon as stuff happens.

[scotslad]

aha - now a news announcement that the FCA lift the ban on crypto currencies.

UK regulator to allow crypto-related securities FCA softens stance on sector by permitting bitcoin and ethereum-backed exchange traded notes

Maybe this has something to do with it ?

More here - https://www.reuters.com/technology/u...es-2024-03-11/

[shaberon]

Bezos made an SEC filing to sell up to 50 million shares by Jan. 31, 2025.

He "has sold" about $6B.

One likely reason is to save millions by getting out of Washington state's capital gains tax.

Additionally:

Some observers say that the sales simply make sense from an investment perspective, especially given Amazon’s strong performance over the last few quarters. The shares are up 12% during the first few months of 2024 alone, and it makes sense to cash in on those gains. Jeff’s recent move to Miami also allows him to sell without worrying about capital gains tax – something he had to contend with in Seattle. Apparently, relocating to Florida saves him about $600 million in taxes.

It is also worth mentioning that Jeff still holds many more shares of Amazon. In fact, he still owns about 900 million shares with a collective value of almost $160 billion. His net worth is about $191 billion as of this writing – and the $8.5 billion in recent sales is hardly a significant portion of his total wealth.

"He knows a crash is coming" is the oldest trick in the book.

I, at least, don't get a sense of panic from these stock sales.

[mountain_jim]

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1767760340488528084?s=20

[ExomatrixTV]

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