8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (2)
#166152 at 2018-01-26 12:27:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #201: UK + US = Invincible Edition
This is a part of a longer article from a German magazine about Soros, the WEF, US-Nobel laureate and a gigantic money machine:
"In Davos, Soros asks for dinner and critics of lesser rank are approached in one-to-one interviews with his many founding directors. The ticket costs $ 19,000 per person. In addition comes the annual contribution: For 200.000 ? the boss may come only with one coworker. 600,000 ? costs the full membership. The room not under 4,000 euros. Soros holds many tickets for its barrel tensioners. The coveted invitations for so-called "World Media Leader" to the WEF are one of the means to at least generate approval silence in the media. Of course, Soros's economic theory dominates the forum; the WEF is part of its giant money machine: If European politicians are influenced by US Nobel laureates to support Greece with many billions, then the bill of the speculator who has previously bought up Greek government bonds will pay off. The basic pattern of attacks is always the same in thrust and sharpness."
www.tichyseinblick.de/kolumnen/alexander-wallasch-heute/george-soros-beim-abendessen-in-davos/
The whole article describes, what Trump is doing in Davos:
That he invited the following people:
Kasper Rorsted von Adidas, Joe Kaeser von Siemens, Heinrich Hiesinger von Thyssenkrupp, Werner Baumann von Bayer und Bill McDermott von SAP. Ebenfalls eingeladen waren Ulrich Spiesshofer, Chef des Maschinen- und Roboterherstellers ABB, die Chefs von Statoil, Nestle, Novartis, HSBC, Total, Anheuser-Busch, Nokia, Deloitte und Volvo und ABB.
That who wanted to sit at Soros table, wasn't invited to Trump's table.
"So while Trump met with his chosen one, George Soros had dinner with his invited guests. That too is a message. Trump drives into Soro's kitchen and he sprinkles pepper. If you read the current media coverage to Soros, in turn, threw his guests a few neat chunks between the courses. The Süddeutsche reports that Soros accused Trump of wanting to "create a 'mafia state' similar to Vladimir Putin's in Russia - but thankfully, that hinders the American constitution. Trump and his government are a danger to the world. " It seems, however, that Soro's influence is dwindling."
Another important (sarcastic!) sentence:
"Good that Angela Merkel is allowed to know this man on her side."
So, this author is convinced that Merkel is Soros' girl. Who would have imagined that? But there has been never before a German article stating the obvious.
#161771 at 2018-01-25 23:21:44 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #196: POTUS crushing it in davos Edition
A bit late, but here's the guest list from Trump's business dinner earlier today. Still hunting for list of UK participants in meeting preceding that.
Kasper Rorsted, Adidas (Apparel)-Germany
Joe Kaeser, Siemens AG (Tech)-Germany
Heinrich Hiesinger, Thyssenkrupp AG (Industrials)-Germany
Eldar Saetre, Statoil ASA (Energy)-Norway
Mark Schneider, Nestle SA (Food and Beverage)-Switzerland
Vas Narasimhan, Novartis AG (Pharmaceutical)-Switzerland
Mark Tucker, HSBC (Financial Services)-UK
Patrick Pouyanne, Total SA (Energy)-France
Carlos Brito, Anheuser-Busch InBev NV (Food and Beverage)-Netherlands
Rajeev Suri, Nokia Corporation (Technology)-Finland
Punit Renjen, Deloitte (Consulting)-UK
Martin Lundstedt, AB Volvo (Auto)-Sweden
Werner Baumann, Bayer AG (Pharmaceutical)-Germany
Bill McDermott, SAP SE (Technology)-Germany
Ulrich Spiesshofer, ABB Ltd (Manufacturing)-Switzerland
8chan/8kun QResearch GERMANY Posts (1)
#2053926 at 2018-07-06 09:29:21 (UTC+1)
Deutsch/German
Thyssenkrupp Hiesinger no longer wants to run a steel group
05 July 2018 , updated 05 July 2018, 18:41 hrs
Heinrich Hiesinger intends to terminate his contract with Thyssenkrupp. Source: REUTERS
Heinrich Hiesinger intends to terminate his contract with Thyssenkrupp. Image: REUTERS
Thyssenkrupp CEO Hiesinger asks for the dissolution of his contract as Chairman of the Executive Board. This step comes as no surprise: since the announced merger with Tata Steel, Hiesinger has been under pressure. Thyssenkrupp CEO Heinrich Hiesinger wants to terminate his contract as Chairman of the Executive Board. The Dax Group announced that Hiesinger had asked the Supervisory Board for talks on the "amicable dissolution" of his mandate as Chairman of the Management Board. The control committee will meet this Friday to decide on the matter.
At first Thyssenkrupp did not give any reasons for Hiesinger's request. The share price of the Group reacted positively in an initial reaction. The increase on the Tradegate trading platform was one percent. Hiesinger is also quoted in a press release as saying that he is "aware of this step in order to facilitate a fundamental discussion on the future of thyssenkrupp on the Supervisory Board. A "common understanding of the Management Board and Supervisory Board about the strategic orientation of the company" is a prerequisite for successful corporate management.
US investor How Elliott wants to get rid of the Thyssenkrupp boss. The US investor Elliott always operates according to the same pattern. Thyssenkrupp boss Heinrich Hiesinger is now also feeling the effects of the six-part attack plan. by Angela Hennersdorf, Cornelius puppy
Thyssenkrupp recently transferred its steel division to a joint venture with its Indian rival Tata Steel. Hiesinger actually wanted to present his strategic plans for the conglomerate to the Supervisory Board next week. Thyssenkrupp and Tata will initially each hold a 50 percent stake in the merged steel group with sales of around 17 billion euros and around 48,000 employees. In the course of the merger, Hiesinger had recently repeatedly come under pressure because shareholders such as the US hedge fund Elliott or Cevian Capital had demanded more speed in the long announced restructuring of the Ruhr Group. For Hiesinger, who has headed Thyssenkrupp for seven years, the agreement with Tata was a long-awaited breakthrough. Against the background of worldwide overcapacities in steel, the competitors join forces to form Europe's second-largest steel group.
dpa / rtr
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator