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illion plus 65 billion -- or 135 billion in total.
The United States Department of Defense handed out 721.3 billion dollars in Fiscal Year 2011 alone.
This does not include 20.9 billion for Atomic Energy Defense activities, nor 124.5 billion in veterans'
benefits, nor 10.1 billion in foreign military aid, nor 44.1 billion in foreign economic aid, nor 7.5
billion in defense-related activities.
There are supposedly over 330,000 defense contractors receiving this income.
The top 100 defense contractors in 2010 only earned about $129.48 billion, based on a rough,
approximate calculation -- out of a total Department of Defense expenditure of 692 billion for that year.
That still leaves 562.5 billion dollars unaccounted for.
The top five defense contractors for 2010 were Lockheed Martin at 16.7 billion, Northrop Grumman at
11.1 billion, Boeing at 10.4 billion, Raytheon at 6.7 billion and SAIC at 4.7 billion.
In order for the 'core' of 1,318 companies to be earning 80 percent of the world's wealth, it would be
absolutely essential for them to profit from this enormous defense budget. There's nothing else like it in
the world.
Based on the new findings of the Swiss scientists, many of these defense contractors may be part of a
single mega-conglomerate working behind the scenes.
A DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE
To review, 80 percent of the world’s profits are being earned by a ‘core’ group of 1,318 corporations.
As we look even deeper, we find this ‘core’ is mostly run by a “super-entity” of 147 companies that are
totally interlocked. 75 percent of them are financial institutions.
The top 20 companies in the “super-entity” include Barclays Bank, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Merrill
Lynch, UBS, Bank of New York, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs.
Many key Federal Reserve personnel work for these companies – and they secretly handed themselves
trillions of dollars in free money between 2007 and 2010.
The 147-part “super-entity” has controlling interest in the 1318-part “core”, which in turn has
controlling interest in 80 percent of the world’s wealth.
It would be utterly essential for the Federal Reserve corporations, and their beneficiaries, to be heavily
invested into oil and pharmaceuticals -- as well as the United States defense system -- in order to earn
such a tremendous percentage.
Is there any proof that the Federal Reserve elites are, indeed, invested in these and other top
businesses? Absolutely.
Let’s now do some historical research on the top two Federal Reserve names we always read about –