Richest 1% Bag Two-Thirds of $42 Trillion in New Wealth: Oxfam

Well I placed this under the New World Order as the rich and wealthy run the game show here on earth. I don't know haw many millionaires are here as members on ATS but I suppose a few. But just having a few million dollars isn't enough to get you into the one percent club. Hell even some wealthy athletes in the USA get the get away from us card.

So what do the wealthy want? Primarily they want to take it back to the days no religion. The time of child sacrifice and anything goes sexually with any age person regardless of whether they are male, female or the other inventions they have developed. They also keep ramping up the race card especially in the USA as black versus white or Muslim versus Christian. It just keeps ones eye off the ball. This hoarding of wealth began back the 1980s when large publicly traded corporations began paying their executives an extravagant amount of money regardless of whether they made a profit or destroyed the organization.

So, how do you defeat them. You don't. Since the wealthy have an affinity for sex you can become a prostitute, a servant or a sex slave. Hopefully they wont sacrifice you, your children or worse. So play their game. Watch what they do. Bill Gates just bought 1000's of acres of farm land. So can you. Just a few acres as food will be worth gold along with barn yard animals. So play the stock market? So buy what they buy. Look at Insider Trades. Or, go to Yahoo Finance and click on DOW30. Then RH click on a one year chart. Then RH click on Indicators. Then RH click on Moving Average. A Period of 50 will pop up on your screen. Its color is purple. Change it to green. Then RH click on Moving Average again. Now change the Period from 50 to 200 and make the color red. Then do it a 3rd time. This time make the Period 16 and the color gold. Then expand the graph so you can it across your screen. I have been doing this for almost 30 years. In brief I have found that nothing really works except a hunch and then this one year chart with 16,50 and 200 moving average lines. When green crosses the red its a Golden Crossover as in Buy. When is below the red line its a Death Cross. Sell. It can be used on anything. Keep in mind Financial Institutions LOST 5 Billion this past April 2022.

So how did that happen? Conspiracy? No,I don't think so. They simply fluffed up and they quantify all the statistical graphs, algorithms and whatever else I have used in the past as junk. Here's the story

ETFs Lose $6B In April

Here's the story about the rich getting richer:

Riches t 1% bag two-thirds of $42 trillion in new wealth: Oxfam

The world’s top 1 percent grabbed nearly two-thirds of the $42 trillion in new wealth created since 2020, Oxfam says in a new report released to coincide with the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The share was almost twice as much money as the amount obtained by the bottom 99 percent of the world’s population, according to Oxfam’s “Survival of the Richest” report released on Monday.

Hmm. I wonder if they had a standing ovation when that was announced at DAVOS?

So:

[1] Pray to God
[2] Do as they do in owning land or investments. Try the 16,50,200 day moving average on a 1 year chart. DON'T apply it to one day, week, month or any other time peroid
[3] Stop bitching as it is what it is and you or I cant stop it.
[4] All of the above

As Spock once said "live long and prosper". Good luck


Waterglass out

Supposedly the Rothchilds own 500 trillion in assets.

The people who control the world are the Rothchilds, BIS, and Bilderberg.

Funny how the CEO of Pfizer, Albert Bourla, attended the last Bilderberg meeting.

a reply to: Waterglass

you know through time the rich and powerful have always had a god that they have worshiped.
be it baal, bezelbulp, Yahweh or one of the thousands there has always been one.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Funny how the CEO of Pfizer, Albert Bourla, attended the last Bilderberg meeting.

Not by a simple coincidence. They just act and follow the script. However, I am sensing a change in USA as INTEL seems to be going after Biden. Still may be some hope.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

Yes they have so one wonders..................

a reply to: Waterglass

they will also drink 2/3rds of the cup of GODS WRATH

The rich worship Mammon either directly indirectly. You don't even need to be rich to worship Mammon.

How many people pray to win the lottery? Or call upon Lady Luck at the horse races and casinos?

How many people watch reality TV and wish they had the lives of celebrities?

How many people just want to be rich?

I doubt that the top 1% are even known. The list of richest people in the world, with the likes of Gates, Musk and Bezos are platinum level players but they can't touch old money, the black level elite.

After a certain point, money is pointless. The real 1% are beyond numbers, they own industries and people.

a reply to: cappie

Lets hope so as I do believe in God. I also have returned ti the Church and pray the Rosary once a week. If my buds back in college along with my fraternity brothers knew that of me today I would assume they thought I had an event such as being struck by lightning.

Catholicism? Anyone who makes up purgatory to explain where stillborn children go and sells indulgences to save your dead relatives soul is not your friend.

a reply to: Waterglass

a reply to: Waterglass

www.npr.org...

In fact, since Musk and Beasley first started their Twitter conversation, the total number of people at risk of famine has risen to 45 million, along with the cost to help them, which now stands at $7 billion, according to WFP.

"Tens of millions of people are staring into an abyss. We've got conflict, climate change and COVID-19 driving up the numbers of the acutely hungry," said Beasley in a statementthis week.

In response to Musk's request for details, Beasley tweeted him the math: "$.43 x 42,000,000 x 365 days = $6.6 billion."

That's how much it would cost to provide one meal a day for one year to this population in need, says WFP. The agency would deliver this "meal" in the form of food aid, cash or vouchers.

The food aid, says WFP, consists of commodities such as rice, maize and high-energy biscuits.

But there's more to food aid than a plate of food.

Keep in mind, says Levine, it's not entirely accurate to think of 43 cents as just the price of one meal per day per person for a year.

It's the per capita calculation that WFP has made of what it needs to pull off this operation, he adds. So in addition to the actual food, cash or vouchers, it would likely cover the cost of what it takes to make sure the aid is going to the communities that need it the most and monitoring to make sure the money is well spent.

When you look at the figures this way, says Mitchell, it makes you realize "just how little income the world's poorest have. Half a dollar per person per day can make the difference between life and death."

I wonder how many meals 42 trillion would pay for..

a reply to: Antimony

Good stuff. Thanks. I stared you.

a reply to: Dalamax

I still believe in God. The guys on earth who wrote or interpreted whatever could also be aligned with Satan as good / evil is a 50 / 50 split on earth.

given Oxfam's reputation I'm not sure I'm inclined to believe them.

a reply to: nickyw

Why is that? Here's there rating as a "good" three star. Can you provide your supporting information? .

Charity Navigator

Rating Information Good

This charity's score is 84%, earning it a Three-Star rating.

If this organization aligns with your passions and values, you can give with confidence. This overall score is calculated from multiple beacon scores: 90% Accountability & Finance, 10% Leadership & Adaptability. Learn more about our criteria and methodology.

a reply to: Waterglass

Don't be fooled by that crap man.

Charity-Navigator™ is, in a nutshell : an Organization™ formed, and supported by Charities™, like the B&MGF™, to say nice things about them.

It's a bumbling effort to pat themselves on the back.

It's an extremely deceptive Business-Practice™, to falsely Legitimize™ their BS-Schemes™.

It's lipstick on a pig.

It's like an ATS™ poster, creating a Sock-Puppet™ account, to star and flag their posts, and say how awesome they are.

It's like how the US Car-Industry™, invented the JD-Power™ group, to essentially give themselves trophies, and pats on the back. It made the American cars seem at least as good as imported cars.

We live in a sorta post-reality era, where everything is lies and deception.

All Polls™, Ratings™, and Lists™ : are just as fake as the News™.

originally posted by: CloneFarm1000
the likes of Gates, Musk and Bezos are platinum level players but they can't touch old money, the black level elite.

The new bourgeoisie! You have to be a new billionaire, conspicuously flashing your cash, to join the middle classes now!

a reply to: Nothin

It made the American cars seem at least as good as imported cars.

Thanks for discrediting yourself and your entire post as my wife owns Hyundai. Tires wore out at 30,000 and that's brand new off the lot. They also hold one hostage with their warranty scheme. I rode in a jaguar owned by an millionaire owner. The ride was like an empty cement truck. I own a GM Colorado. No issues at 36,000 with a 10 year powertrain warranty.

USA autos are junk? That was back in the 1980's

This poll also had the Trump Foundation listed as a dumpster fire so it gave me some sense that its above board. So whats your alternative. Many foreign cars are sheet and come with false and misleading warranties.

a reply to: Waterglass

USA autos are junk? That was back in the 1980's

and that was mainly due to the epa /federal government.

a reply to: Waterglass

Am still scratching my head, after seeing how my post was interpreted.

Am not interested in the direction of your reply to me, as it stands.

It's ok if we get fooled by the lies and deception sometimes, happens to me too.

Am interested in deeper levels of understanding, and it seems to be sorely missing in today's upside-down world.

So will just move-on.
Thanks for the thread and reply.

Me as well. As the saying goes, it’s a war within yourself.

a reply to: Waterglass

in a jaguar owned by an millionaire owner. The ride was like an empty cement truck.

that is a very good simile