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    GORGworld conspiracy // 911 // free world order! ... part 5 ::
    GORG
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    podobna bandicka.. .na opacko

    Hillary Clinton admits that the CFR runs the Government
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYq3TaBik64


    neni snad ani divu, ze World Economic Forum a CFR jsou osazenstvem propojene bandicky think tankistu.

    sefove The Washington Post, BlackRock, politici, bankeri , Zuckenbergove, sefove Googlu, Applu.. .. proste nase usuall suspect jelita

    namatkou

    Foreign Affairs and the World Economic Forum Collaborate on The Fourth Industrial Revolution for Davos 2016 | Foreign Affairs
    https://www.foreignaffairs.com/press/2016-01-20/foreign-affairs-and-world-economic-forum-collaborate-fourth-industrial-revolution
    ...
    From Innovation to Revolution | Foreign Affairs
    http://fam.ag/1S24qlg

    Cisco’s John Chambers and Wim Elfrink on the Internet of Things

    The Future of Cities | Foreign Affairs
    http://fam.ag/1PDjzVC

    The Council on Foreign Relations’ Laurie Garrett on the promises and perils of synthetic biology

    http://fam.ag/1niJbkc


    The Economist’s Kenneth Cukier and the Oxford Internet Institute’s Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger on the rise and effects of big data

    Why Big Data Is on the Rise | Foreign Affairs
    http://fam.ag/1WrhMrO

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    The Fourth Industrial Revolutionwill be published on ForeignAffairs.com as part of the magazine’s bimonthly anthology series

    ...

    hmm koho to tam mame.. jo jasne typka z CFR... hmm ze je hodne do sytenticke biologie rikate? jo to je celkem fajn tema

    hmm na odkazu je koukam toto

    Biology's Brave New World | Foreign Affairs
    https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2013-11-01/biologys-brave-new-world
    The Promise and Perils of the Synbio Revolution
    By Laurie Garrett
    November/December 2013
    Germs 2.0: the first self-replicating bacteria made in a lab, May 2010.
    Corbis / Thomas J. Deerinck / Science Photo Library

    In May 2010, the richest, most powerful man in biotechnology made a new creature. J. Craig Venter and his private-company team started with DNA and constructed a novel genetic sequence of more than one million coded bits of information known as nucleotides. Seven years earlier, Venter had been the first person in history to make a functioning creature from information. Looking at the strings of letters representing the DNA sequence for a virus called phi X174, which infects bacteria, he thought to himself, “I can assemble real DNA based on that computer information.” And so he did, creating a virus based

    [... zbytek je za paywall,,, ale zacina to dobre :D ]

    No, je z toho videt, ze kuci maji nejake sve zajmy.. a navzajem se "myslenkove oplodnuji", jak popsal Bilderberg polititolog Pehe... jeden z ceskych hostu Bilderbergu novinarum iDNESu.

    The Future of Cities | Foreign Affairs
    https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/world/2014-10-31/future-cities
    The Internet of Everything will Change How We Live
    By John Chambers and Wim Elfrink
    October 31, 2014

    As much as the Internet has already changed the world, it is the Web’s next phase that will bring the biggest opportunities, revolutionizing the way we live, work, play, and learn.

    Klaus Schwab 2016 implant microchip, french with engl. translation
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmmPVipAAio


    Unequal opportunities, microchip implants and other top stories of the week | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/08/unequal-opportunities-microchip-implants-and-other-top-stories-of-the-week/
    When your mobile phone isn’t mobile enough. Try an implanted microchip.

    These Workers Have Got a Microchip Implanted in Their Hand From Their Employer | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/08/microchip-in-your-hand-rfid-32m/

    Thousands of Swedish people are swapping ID cards for microchips | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/05/thousands-of-people-in-sweden-are-embedding-microchips-under-their-skin-to-replace-id-cards
    Thousands of Swedes are having microchips implanted into their bodies so that they don't need to carry key cards, IDs, and even train tickets.

    About 3,000 people in Sweden have inserted a microchip — which is as tiny as a grain of rice — under their skin over the past three years, Agence France-Presse reported. The technology was first used in the country in 2015.

    The implants have already helped replace the need for a host of daily necessities. Ulrika Celsing's microchip, which is in her hand, has replaced her gym card and office key card. When she enters her workplace, the 28-year-old simply waves her hand near a small box and types in a code before the doors open, AFP said.

    Last year, the state-owned SJ rail line started scanning the hands of passengers with biometric chips to collect their train fare while on board.


    Passengers on Swedish railway company SJ have started using microchips as tickets. Image: SJ
    There is no technological reason the chips couldn't also be used to buy things just like a contactless credit card, but nobody appears to have started testing that yet.


    'A slight sting'

    The procedure is similar to that of a piercing and involves a syringe injecting the chip into the person's hand. Celsing, who obtained her injection at a work event, told AFP she felt just a slight sting.

    But the chip implants could cause infections or reactions in the body's immune system, Ben Libberton, a microbiologist at MAX IV Laboratory in southern Sweden, told AFP.

    This clip from 2015 shows a microchip being inserted into a person's hand:


    via GIPHY

    The rise of 'biohacking'

    Biohacking — the modification of bodies with technology — is on the rise as more and more people start using tech wearables such as Apple Watches and FitBits.

    About four years ago, Swedish biohacking group Bionyfiken started organising "implant parties" — where groups of people insert chips into their hands en masse — in countries including the US, UK, France, Germany, and Mexico.

    Some 50 employees at Wisconsin vending-machine company Three Square Market voluntarily agreed to insert microchips into their hands, which they could then use to buy snacks, log in to computers, or use the photocopier.


    An X-ray of a hand with a microchip between the person's thumb and index finger.
    Swedes seem more willing to try the technology than most other nations.

    The country's 10 million-strong population is generally more willing to share personal details, which are already recorded by the country's social-security system and readily available. According to AFP, people can find each others' salaries by simply calling public tax authorities.

    Many of them also don't believe the microchip technology is advanced enough to be hacked. Libberton, the microbiologist, also said the data collected and shared by implants are too limited for users to fear hacking or surveillance.

    Bionyfiken founder Hannes Sjöblad told Tech Insider in 2015:

    "The human body is the next big platform. The connected body is already a phenomena. And this implant is just a part of it. [...]

    "We are updating our bodies with technology on a large scale already with wearables. But all of the wearables we wear today will be implantable in five to 10 years.

    "Who wants to carry a clumsy smartphone or smartwatch when you can have it in your fingernail? I think that is the direction where it is heading."

    Podcast: Beyond Human? | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/02/podcast-beyond-human
    This is episode 6 in a 10-part podcast series that will introduce listeners to the thinkers, entrepreneurs, and innovators who are already spotting the risks ahead, and seeking to guide humanity towards the land of ease and plenty that some believe is now within reach.

    Episode 1 - What is the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

    Episode 2 - Artificial Intelligence and you

    Episode 3 - A Revolution for the Environment?

    Episode 4 - Education for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

    Episode 5 - Regulation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

    New episodes will be published every Tuesday from January 23, 2018 through March 6 on iTunes, Spotify and SoundCloud.

    With advances in genetic engineering, neuroscience, pharmaceuticals and prosthetics, are we poised to enter a ‘post-human’ era? Will we jettison the limits nature imposed, even up to mortality itself? If so, to what end? Who will have access to these powerful tools, and what will become of those that do not?

    For episode 6 of ‘Shaping the Fourth Industrial Revolution’, we enter an ethical minefield with Rob Sparrow of Monash University, Melbourne; James Hughes, Executive Director of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies; Nita Farahany, Professor of Law and Philosophy at Duke University; Aldo Faisal, Senior Lecturer in Neurotechnology at Imperial College London; Lord Martin Rees, United Kingdom Astronomer Royal and founder of the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk; and Meghan O’Gieblyn, a writer and journalist.

    In the robot age, are you sure you're a human? | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/01/in-the-robot-age-are-you-sure-youre-a-human
    To embrace this opportunity, however, we need to change our perspective. We need to understand why this world feels so upside-down, what we can do about it and how, as leaders, we can help others thrive in a world where relentless change is the new norm. We need to take back control, reframe the argument and start putting humans – not technology – first. We need to be more human

    ...

    The power of purpose
    Something I’ve noticed about change is that it makes people feel adrift: they lose sight of who they are, what they stand for and where they’re going in life. Yet, when they find their purpose, they feel anchored.

    Purpose acts as a reassuring compass that helps us thrive in the storm of change. It connects us to something bigger than ourselves – a core set of values that defines who we are. It also fosters a sense of community and human-to-human collaboration. Research shows that having a purpose even helps us live longer.

    ...

    Just imagine what we can achieve together when we scale this effect. We know that purposeful people work on purposeful brands. We also know that consumers are increasingly drawn to brands and products with an evident sense of social or environmental purpose. And we know that purpose-driven companies are valued more highly on the stock market. So, purpose not only drives us as humans, but it drives business too. Companies with purpose last, brands with purpose grow, and people with purpose thrive.

    Tohle uz se cte jak Hvezdne valky :) Nebo od nekoho pobozneho ci velice silne ideologicky zamereneho. Ucel. My leadri neseme kompas pro lidstvo. Pomuzeme koeexistenci robotu i lidi v miru.

    Why robots could replace teachers as soon as 2027 | World Economic Forum
    https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/12/why-robots-could-replace-teachers-as-soon-as-2027
    Tomorrow’s Teachers

    Robots will replace teachers by 2027.

    That’s the bold claim that Anthony Seldon, a British education expert, made at the British Science Festival in September.


    // no nic .. ty jejich related linky me nejak zasekly.. takze pro dnesek koncim.. imho obrazek z toho je celkem zretelny, kam to smeruje.. a o cem se nikde a nikdy vlastne skoro nemluvi.

    o smerovani k technokracii, ale i transformaci lidstva na vsech urovnich.. .biologicke, digitalni, mentalni, umele, virtualni...

    Průmysl 4.0 – Wikipedie
    https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pr%C5%AFmysl_4.0

    V ČR taktez... tise se dejici zatimco vetsina populace resi Ukrajinu a ted i nedostatek a vysoka cena energii..

    Prumysl 4.0 , Velky reset jede navzdory vysledkum voleb vzdy nejakym tempem vpred..

    Takže běžný člověk ani neví, že Min. hospodářství ČR už má zpracovaný koncept Průmyslu 4.0 (Jak tomu tady v ČR říkáme) už od roku 2016.

    https://www.mpo.cz/assets/dokumenty/53723/64358/658713/priloha001.pdf

    Převážně se to týká zejména té stranky automatizace v průmyslu a uplatnění AI a já nevim i VR/AR při práci..

    Ale i v tom českém dokumentu ministerstva o Průmyslu 4.0 najdeme i tyhle extrémní transhumanistické přesahy - augmentace, propojení s počítačem přes mozek, genetické modifikace, VR/AR ... a explicitně napsané znovu, že jde o kompletní změnu fungování lidské společnosti na všech úrovních.

    Je divu, že o kompletní změně fungování celé lidské společnosti není žádná veřejná debata? Jen nn Bilderbergech a jiných, kterým svěřujeme důvěru?
    GORG
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    // ja nevim, jestli je to paranoiou, ale prijde mi komicke verit, ze na planete Zemi, ktera co si budeme povidat, ma hodne problemu , zlocinosti a korupce a historii genocid, budou ti nejvetsi hraci nejaci supergood guys, altruisti , co jen chteji poskytovat investicni vyhody pomoci jejich fondu, ale klient je jejich pan. Ze on je ten , kdo vlastni ty penize, on, kdo rozhoduje.

    Tak jednak ono to budou z velke casti podobny smejdi jako ten Fink a BlackRock imho :-)

    Druhak nejenze se mi jevi ta role minoritnich aktionaru ve fondech BlackRocku a Vanguardu (Vanguard vlastni velkou cast samotnyho BlackRocku, takze to je taky zajimavy ;-) ).. jako pohadka, ktery se da snad leda verit, protoze tahle role pusobi dost shady... ci jako blackbox

    Viz nize.... samotni celni lidi BlackRocku jsou velmi provazani s politikou a je tam rada lidi z FEDu, SEC, Bidenovi administrativy.. proste klasicke ano jelita

    A pak pri financni krizi 2008 je BlackRock statem USA poveren, aby resil financni krizi, prestoze samotny BlackRock je ve stretu zajmu?

    Tohle nebudou nejaci altruisti, co jako "chudaci" kupuji akcie GameStopu, protoze si nejaky reddit forum hraje vlastni financni machinace. :)

    Ze jsou peceni vareni na Bilderbergu me ani neprekvapuje.

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    Jinak osobne si nemyslim, ze nejaky Vanguard/BlackRock ridi svet. To jsou predstvy, ktere jsou casto podsouvany.. ve filmech a jinem narativu. Ten Fink, CEO ci co BlackRocku, to nebude imho zadny Dr. Evil.

    Ani Schwab, Bill Gates,

    Vsechny ale struktury a site formalnich i neformalnich kontaktu mohou umoznovat fungovat jakesi stinove vlade.

    A protoze lidi maji tendenci si ta zlocinna spiknuti simplifikovat, maji dojem, ze by se muselo provalit.

    Jak rekl Bill Gates : "Proc bych mel sledovat lidi, co meli COVID vakcinu? Co bych tim ziskal?". Prestoze na jinem speechy jasne se primlouva pro globalni program ID2020 (?) .
    On to otocil ve strawmana... co on by z toho mel, ze muze sledovat Frantu Novaka? On nic. Protoze o nej tu nejde.
    Idea je, ze on dela svou roli.
    Jestli je nejakej jeden nebo nejakej velkej overlord, tohle budou spis pesaci, co jsou radi, kdyz je nepredhodi reptilianum k obedu, kdyz to prezenu :-))

    Ale protoze Bill Gates je aristokrat, urozene krve, zrejme se citi vic v bezpeci nez jini.

    Tyhle lidi imho nepotrebujou skutecne vedet o pohybu kazdeho cloveka a jeho vakcinacnim statusu....
    spis si zit klidnej zivot nekde na jachte..

    Zrovna Bill Gates se spinuje do narativu, jak chce ridit nebo ridi svet.. aby to bylo i absurdni.

    OBsas si nekoho pozvou do Bilderbergu na pokec... a u sklenice draheho vina spolu kazdy rok diskutuji o smerovani sveta. Samozrejme ze neformalne... zadna formalni rozhodnuti tam nepadaji, proto to neni konspirace :)

    Ale obcas se nekdo prokecne.. jako Zbigniew Brzezinsky, kdyz rekl v TV interview, ze ad Bilderberg a dominujici sily jsou samozrejme jsou i dealy, ktere jsou "pod stolem"

    Nebo kdyz novinarum nejaky bilderbergovec, politik rekl "EURO jsme vymysleli na Bilderbergu! Fajn parta"

    Nemaj zadny vliv. Jenom si povidaji. :)
    A BlackRock/Vanguard nam jen starostlive spravuji penize

    Dovolim si tehle teorii neverit :-)

    V mnohach statech sveta je dominantni korupce... politici opakovane slibuji snizeni, boj s korupci.. to same EU. Ale tihle nejmocnejsi, nejbohatsi, nejvlivnejsi lidi jsou shodou okolnosti altruisti, kterym jde o moje blaho? Ti do te korupce shodou okolnosti nepratri? ,) Malo pravdepodobne.

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    .... sic ne nemozne.. . ale ony i ty bailouty v 2008, kterymi byl BlackRock poveren, jsou neco dodnes hodne divneho. Rozdalo se 2,3 bilionu USD protekcionisticky bankam a korporacim.

    ... to komu se rozdelily ty prachy... a ze tohle samozrejme ustilo k jeste vetsi inflaci.. to se jakoby moc neresi.

    A kdo u toho stal ? BlackRock :-)

    Ale to je samozrejme jen nehoda.. oni jsou precejen v tehle veci nejvetsi experti, tak koho jineho by mely USA pozadat o pomoc s resenim krize jineho nez nejbohatsi investicni fond na svete?

    Proto i ex-reditele farmaceutickych firem jsou v politice a naopak... lide z Goldman Sachs jdou sefovat do FEDu a zpet atd. proste jsou to nejvetsi experti. Tak je logicke, ze je osud dovanul do vysokych pozic ve vlade i byznysu.



    Conspiracy theorists are losing their shit over a clip of Jacinda Ardern in New York | The Spinoff
    https://thespinoff.co.nz/politics/08-06-2022/conspiracy-theorists-are-losing-their-shit-over-a-clip-of-jacinda-ardern-in-new-york
    The nakedly QAnon conspiracy theorists got in on the act, too. “New Zealand’s pro-tyranny PM Jacinda Ardern is filmed coming out of the globalist Death Star financial headquarters at BlackRock,” gurgled one prominent QAnon account on Gab, the social network beloved by the far-right. Endless comment threads filled with the usual screeds of invective, dystopian fantasy, casual comparisons to Nazism and a big serving of misogyny. Naturally, New Zealand’s own disinformation groups eagerly shared it.

    But just how insidious and secretive was Ardern’s BlackRock visit? So insidious and secretive that you can find evidence of it on, well, her own Facebook page on the day it happened.

    GORG
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    https://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2015/06/18/story-blackrock-modest-participant-bilderberg-conference/
    When it comes to meetings that determine the trajectory of global development, the first half of June was a busy time. The G7 Summit was held in Bavaria, and the Bilderberg Club conducted its annual meeting next door in Austria on June 14. Many of the participants in that club’s meetings carry more weight than the presidents and prime ministers from the Group of Seven. We know that each year, the presidents and chairmen of the boards of directors of banks and corporations with impressive brand names like JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, Lizard, Banco Santander, HSBC, Royal Dutch Shell, British Petroleum, Alcoa, Google, etc. all meet as part of that club. Those brands are household names, and there is no denying the economic and political influence these banks and corporations wield all over the world.

    But some attendees of Bilderberg Club meetings represent organizations whose names mean little to the public. But that’s not because those organizations are less influential than Goldman Sachs, HSBC, or Royal Dutch Shell. On the contrary, their impact is often even greater, although they avoid the limelight. And that’s true, not only during meetings of the club, but also in everyday life. Organizations like this are rightly known for working «behind the scenes».


    In particular, Philipp Hildebrand, a vice chairman at BlackRock, made his appearance as one of the 140 participants at the meeting in Austria. Philipp Hildebrand is a man «widely known in narrow circles». A glance at his track record shows that in the past he has held positions such as IMF director for Switzerland, chairman of the Governing Board of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), director of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), and so on. And now he is a vice chairman at this little-known organization called BlackRock. But I would suggest that Blackrock’s influence is every bit as significant as JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley put together. In the past I have written that BlackRock is one of the Big Four – a group of huge financial holding companies that control many sectors of the economy in the US and abroad. Other members of the Big Four also include: the Vanguard Group; State Street Corporation; and FMR Corporation (Fidelity). Here is a brief sketch of BlackRock.

    The company’s very name, «black rock», is probably intended to convey an image of strength and solidity. In a recent article titled «The Wars of Wall Street» (May 13, 2015), Russian strategic analyst Elena Larina wrote: «…behind every well-known bank on Wall Street stand even more powerful and unregulated institutions. Those are asset management companies. The biggest and most mysterious of them is the BlackRock corporation headed by Larry Fink. Currently it manages assets – the vast majority of which are stocks – worth more than $4.5 trillion. Just one figure – $36.5 trillion – gives an idea of the extent of the firm’s predominance, and that number is slightly less than the capitalization of this company that is included in the S&P 500, meaning that BlackRock controls a significant part of corporate America».

    BlackRock (BR) is an international investment company headquartered in New York (USA). At the end of 2013 it had $4.57 trillion in assets under management. By mid-2014, those assets had grown to $4.77 trillion. Some experts believe that BlackRock controls more assets than any of the other Big Four firms.

    BlackRock is the youngest of the Big Four, founded in 1988. It has literally only been in the market for a quarter century, but has soared to heights beyond the reach of other companies. The company has a global presence, with 21 investment centers and 70 offices in 30 countries and with clients in 100 countries.

    And unlike the family-owned FMR, BlackRock is a public corporation with shares traded on the stock exchange. The principal owners of BR, if one can trust Wikipedia, are Bank of America (34.1 %), PNC Financial Services (24.6 %), and Barclays PLC (19.9 %). But that information is likely out of date. NASDAQ claims that as of Dec. 31, 2014, BR’s biggest shareholders (share capital, %) were: PNC Financial Services – 20.98; Norges Bank Investment Management – 7.15; Wellington Management Co. – 6.38; FMR – 4.16; Vanguard – 3.89; State Street – 3.43; and BlackRock Institutional Trust Company (BRITC) – 1.98. In additional to institutional investors, mutual funds also hold shares of BlackRock, as is typical. Almost every member of the pantheon of the Big Four is included in the top ten of these funds (six from the coterie of Vanguard, two from FMR, and another two have to be looked at separately).

    The biggest institutional shareholder is PNC Financial Services – an American financial company with $345 billion in assets at the end of 2014 and headquartered in Pittsburgh. But when we look at who owns PNC Financial Services, it appears that its five largest institutional investors include three of the Big Four. That would be Vanguard, State Street, and BlackRock Institutional Trust Company (BRITC). The last of these companies is a division of BlackRock – part of its empire.

    And the third largest institutional investor – Wellington Management Co. – is very closely linked to another member of the Big Four, the financial company Vanguard. Perhaps the only one of BR’s institutional investors that is relatively independent of the Big Four is the company Norges Bank Investment Management – a specialized division of the Norwegian central bank, which is responsible for investing the Pension Fund of Norway in the financial markets.

    Individual shareholders, primarily those who serve as the company’s senior managers, also invest in BlackRock. The five biggest individual investors own shares equal to 1.16% of the company’s capital (as of April 2015).6 The key figures in BlackRock’s management are: Laurence D. Fink – founder, chairman, and CEO; Robert S. Kapito – founder and co-president; Charles Hallac – co-president; and Susan Wagner – founder and member of the board of directors.

    It is worth noting that BlackRock has the smallest staff of any of the Big Four companies – numbering only 11,500 (in 2013). That works out to over $400 million in managed assets per BlackRock employee. That figure is beyond the reach of other companies and organizations in the American financial sector.

    Like the other Big Four companies, BlackRock owns a capital stake in the leading banks on Wall Street. But the company also has an appetite for European banks. In December 2009, BlackRock purchased Barclays Global Investors for $13.5 billion. As we see, BlackRock has a very intimate relationship with Barclays bank. That bank, by the way, took first place in a ranking created by the Institute of Technology in Zurich. The Rothschild-led Barclays Bank also held some staggering positions during the global financial crisis.

    Suffice it to say that in 2007, Barclays was the biggest institutional investor in some key Wall Street banks, such as Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, and Bank of New York Mellon. Plus, Barclays was the second largest institutional investor in the US bank Wells Fargo. Incidentally, Barclays also held strong positions in many non-US banks. It is worth noting that BlackRock was as a major shareholder in those same banks as well (although not as significant a figure as Barclays). It could also be seen that BlackRock and Barclays seemed to work in tandem, but their codependence was not easy to establish.

    It can be difficult to figure out which end is the dog and which end is her tail and who is controlling whom. Is Barclays directing BlackRock or is BlackRock running the bank? But most experts are inclined to believe that it is BlackRock that is dominating the famous Barclays bank, which has always been associated with the Rothschild family. Therefore, a correction can be made to the Swiss rankings, in order to take into account BlackRock’s purchase of Barclays. The Swiss list of top ten companies did not previously include BlackRock, but now it can be added with confidence. If BlackRock assumes Barclays’ place, that will put it right at the top. The company is very influential, publishing the credit ratings of countries all over the world. According to its January 2013 rating, the most creditworthy country is Norway, followed by Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, and Finland. BlackRock awarded the United States only 15th place.

    Of course BlackRock’s interests are not limited to banks. It buys shares in a wide spectrum of industries in different parts of the world. We have talked about how Fidelity owns a 7% stake in the world-famous company Google. And the second largest investor is BlackRock with 5.7%. NASDAQ provides information about the investment activity of several major divisions within the BlackRock financial holding company: BlackRock Group Ltd. (BRG), BlackRock Institutional Trust Company (BRITC); and BlackRock Fund Advisors (BRFA). See table 1.

    ...

    And so, many banks and companies that are represented at the annual meetings of the Bilderberg Club, are, to a greater or lesser extent, dependent on BlackRock. If Philipp Hildebrand spoke at the current conference, then I am sure the other attendees listened to him with particular attention and respect. For this reason, one of the best-informed people in the world, former Fed chairman Paul Volcker, once called BlackRock the most powerful financial corporation in the world.
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    BlackRock: The Company that Owns the World
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n4zkdfKUAE
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    Vivek Ramaswamy breaks down ESG alternative fund 'Strive' backed by Thiel, Ackman
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gQJk_goU4Q
    RIVA
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    Skvělé shrnutí od skvělého Ivora Cumminse!!!

    Wow - This Explains the War on Farming and Private Property Ownership
    https://youtu.be/KOyDbD0orGE


    Super article in ZeroHedge formed the basis for this educational video - be aware of how the world works, and where it's heading.
    (Article: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/un-world-economic-forum-behind-global-war-farmers-experts )
    GORG
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    Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-12/video-backlash-may-be-brewing-against-woke-etf-giants-blackrock-vanguard
    BlackRock and Vanguard own about 15% of every US company. But one upstart ETF issuer contends they aren’t voting their shares the way investors want.

    BlackRock and Vanguard collectively own about 15% of every US company, but are they voting their shares in a way that aligns with investors in their funds? One new exchange-traded fund company, Strive Asset Management, says they aren’t, claiming they’ve gone against their fiduciary duty by becoming too “woke” and forming an “ideological cartel.” Now it has plans to offer alternatives.


    On this week’s episode of Trillions, we talk to Vivek Ramaswamy and Anson Frericks, co-founders of Strive. They plan to launch ETFs similar to those of BlackRock and Vanguard, but promise to keep politics and ESG concerns out of their voting. They discuss criticisms of ESG investing, stakeholder vs. shareholder capitalism and what Ramaswamy calls “excellence capitalism.” They also talk about how Strive will compete against the two biggest asset managers on the planet, and its noteworthy backers—including Peter Theil and Bill Ackman.
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    Activists thought BlackRock, Vanguard were climate allies. Not now
    https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/13/blackrock-vanguard-found-religion-on-climate-doubts-are-growing.html
    To other shareholders, the concept of direct engagement can best summed up in a more ambiguous way — BlackRock and Vanguard are saying, “Trust us.”

    A ‘black box’ of engagement efforts
    No matter how many words the two companies print in annual stewardship reports, there are no details on a company-by-company basis and no quantitative metric — like a proxy voting record — on which to judge their progress.

    “The real issue with the Vanguard and BlackRock approach is that it is a black box,” Logan said. “I don’t think at a high level we disagree with the idea that engagement can lead to progress, but we’ve spent quite a bit of time in climate debate and the time for confidential engagement has passed.” He added, “the idea that they can say just ‘trust us’ engaging with these companies and not provide evidence it is yielding any change ... it is fair to say we are disappointed with the lack of tangible, specific disclosure from Vanguard and BlackRock.”

    Facts to Know About BlackRock, the World's Largest Asset Manager
    https://www.businessinsider.com/what-to-know-about-blackrock-larry-fink-biden-cabinet-facts-2020-12
    BlackRock, the world's largest investment manager, has become an increasingly influential Wall Street player in Washington, DC. The firm has hired notable policy-makers over the years, and at least three leaders with the New York-based asset manager on their resumes now hold prominent roles in President Joe Biden's cabinet.

    Former BlackRock investment executive Brian Deese leads Biden's National Economic Council, effectively serving as his top advisor on economic matters. Biden also tapped Adewale "Wally" Adeyemo, a former chief of staff to BlackRock chief executive and longtime Democrat Larry Fink, to serve as a top official at the Treasury Department.

    Meanwhile Michael Pyle, BlackRock's former global chief investment strategist who had worked in the Obama administration before joining the firm, serves as chief economic advisor to Vice President Kamala Harris.
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    kua ten druhy odkaz mel byt

    Proxy voting choice for our clients | BlackRock
    https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/about-us/investment-stewardship/2021-blackrock-voting-choice
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    Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard ‘own all the biggest corporations in the world’ is missing context | Reuters
    https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-business-investment-idUSL2N2WI1K4
    However, spokespeople for both firms told Reuters that, while they do appear to own significant shares in the world’s biggest businesses, those shares are purchased using money belonging to their clients – and therefore the shareholders are ultimately their clients.

    ...


    VOTING RIGHTS
    Both Professor Edmans and Franklin Allen, a professor of finance and economics at Imperial College London (here), told Reuters they did not believe people should be concerned about Vanguard and BlackRock having significant shares in large companies.

    Meanwhile, Professor Pavlova said a concern could be that the two companies “may not accurately represent client preferences” when voting in invested companies on their behalf. She also acknowledged that both “try to be transparent in how they vote (by) publishing this information”.

    As company shareholders, BlackRock and Vanguard can vote on behalf of their clients at company shareholder meetings. Both firms also have “investment stewardship” functions, which enables the proxy votes.

    BlackRock’s spokesperson said the votes can also be carried out by a portfolio manager – and in some cases at BlackRock, can be carried out by the clients themselves (here).

    (V podstate tu opakuji ten argument, ze "klienti vlastni ty akcie, ne my", coz je samozrejme blbost. Investori jim dali penize, oni jim za ne poskytuji nejake sluzby.

    Pokud by financni system a BlackRock/Vanguard zbankrovtoval, muzou byt investice klientu pouzity na umoreni dluhu fondu.. Podobne plati pro penize, ktere mame v bankach.)

    Tady uvadi odkaz na

    Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard ‘own all the biggest corporations in the world’ is missing context | Reuters
    https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-business-investment-idUSL2N2WI1K4

    // zajimave , ze v dobe psani tohodle jejich textu , kdyz koluji hodne ta videa o Vanguardu a BlackRock, tak BlackRock vydelai tenhle statement, ze chystaji "rozsirit" moznosti investoru, aby se podileli na volbach valne hromady stakeholderu.

    Tam popisuji, jak je ted v roce 2022 napadlo chystat nabidnout nejake "vetsi" moznosti v pristupu k hlasovani v ramci jejich BIS(BlackRock Investment Shareholder) . Nejakou formu tam zrejme uz meli, ale co je to "vetsi"? Evidente ne ve stejne roli jako u skutecneho vlastnika, coz jsou oni.

    Za me tyhle lidi z podobnych spolecnosti jsou jedni z nejneduverihodnejsich lidi na tehle planete a neveril bych jim ani dobry den.. Ale tyhle lidi umi rikat ty spravne kecy jak jejich "cilem je aby investori meli ohromnou moznost podilet se na blablablabla".

    Ale jake jsou moznosti podilet se na hlasovani stakeholderu a jak se to ma lisit v tom, co shodou okolnosti ted teprve chystaji, se tam nikde nevysvetluje. Jen spousta tech klasickych fluffy PR kecu.

    Vsiml jsem si, ze sice Reuters clanek nasledujici popisuje jako, ze klienti maji takovou moznost, ve skutecnosti se tam mluvi v budoucim case
    Working to expand proxy voting choice for our clients

    BlackRock’s role is to help our clients achieve their long-term financial goals. Core to this is the fact that the money we manage is not our own; it belongs to our clients. We work hard to stay ahead of our clients’ needs by delivering them the widest set of choices across everything we do so they can choose what works best for them.

    Our view is the choices we make available to clients should also extend to proxy voting. We believe clients should, where possible, have more choices as to how they participate in voting their index holdings.

    Beginning in 2022, BlackRock is taking the first in a series of steps to expand the opportunity for clients to participate in proxy voting decisions where legally and operationally viable. To do this, BlackRock has been developing new technology and working with industry partners over the past several years to enable a significant expansion in proxy voting choices for more clients.

    Much like asset allocation and portfolio construction, where some clients take an active role while others outsource these decisions to us, more of our clients are interested in having a say in how their index holdings are voted. We want to provide choice to these clients while continuing to support those who have selected BlackRock’s industry-leading investment stewardship team to vote on their behalf.

    These voting choice options will first be available to institutional clients invested in index strategies – within institutional separate accounts globally and certain pooled funds managed by BlackRock in the U.S. and UK. Approximately 40% of the $4.8 trillion index equity assets we manage1 for our clients will be eligible for these new voting options.

    While we are offering clients more choice in how their index holdings are voted, BlackRock Investment Stewardship (BIS), our independent investment stewardship team, remains central to BlackRock’s fiduciary approach. In seeking client feedback to develop this capability, we heard that many clients want BIS to continue voting on their behalf, while we also heard from clients interested in greater participation in proxy voting.

    Since its inception two decades ago, BIS has grown to be one of the largest investment stewardship teams in the asset management industry. This reflects the importance we place on engaging with the boards and management of the companies that we invest in on behalf of clients, advocating for sound corporate governance and sustainable business models to support long-term financial returns. BIS is also an industry leader in providing transparency regarding our stewardship efforts. Learn more about BlackRock’s commitment to Investment Stewardship and find information on BIS policies, corporate engagement, and proxy votes.

    BlackRock is committed to exploring all options to expand proxy voting choice to even more investors, including those invested in ETFs, index mutual funds and other products. This initiative will require the cooperation of additional partners across the investment and proxy voting ecosystem. In certain instances, it will also require regulatory and operational system change.

    // jak to tak ctu, tak clanek Reuters dosti mystifukuje o tom, jaky rozsah moznosti zasahovat do voleb predstavenstva momentalni maji. Tady se zcela evidentne mluvi o nejakych budoucich zmenach.
    Ze budou mit "vetsi" moznost o necem rozhodovat.
    RIVA
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    Depopulation, Transhumanism and Rediscovering Humanity (With Max Igan)
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/hNpizZ4dsI0V/
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    KAJJAK: aha.. tak ja tu pasaz sem hodim sam
    Mnoho lidí nechápe, proč u nás levně vyrobíme elektřinu, vyvezeme ji na energetickou burzu do Lipska a pak si ji zpátky kupujeme na evropském trhu za mnohonásobně vyšší cenu. Francouzi, kteří také mají polostátní energetickou firmu EDF, jakousi obdobu našeho podniku ČEZ, rozhodli, že část vyrobené elektřiny zůstane za levno pro domácí trh, a teprve zbytek se může vyvézt. Proč to nejde u nás?
    Jestliže to jde v rámci EU ve Francii, pak to samozřejmě podle mě může u nás jít taky. To je pouze otázka politické vůle. Francouzský stát prostřednictvím vlády drží v EDF 84 procent. A nařídil EDF zhruba čtvrtinu výkonu z jeho jaderných zdrojů dát domácím alternativním dodavatelům za předem stanovenou cenu, která byla už v lednu nižší než cena tržní. To je mimochodem klíčový důvod, proč Francouzům zdražuje energie za poslední rok pětkrát pomaleji než Čechům. Bavím se tedy o koncových cenách pro domácnosti.


    Údajně to nemůžeme udělat kvůli tomu, že bychom potopili Německo, jež na společném trhu „naši elektřinu“ odebírá. Přišlo mi fascinující, když český politik brání německé koncové uživatele.
    Oni samozřejmě hovoří o jednotném trhu. Ale on zase tak jednotný není.Tedy ve smyslu, že by tam byla celá Evropská unie. Právě Francouzi jsou tam tak napůl. Proto si myslím, že můžeme minimálně udělat to, co oni. Samozřejmě by s tím museli souhlasit minoritní akcionáři, kteří by tím přicházeli o zisky. I když ve Francii se těch minoritních vlastníků nikdo moc neptal. Akcie firmy spadly, ale nakonec to funguje.

    Stale mi chybi odpoved na otazku, proc by na tom meli tratit minoritni akcionari? Nejake prirovnani k pronajmu nemovitosti me nezajimaji. Co v tomhle konkretnim pripade? :) Ten me prave zajima. Ani ten Kovanda to nevysvetlil. Jakym zpusobem na tom CEZ vydelava? Kdo tu elektriku kupuje na burze?
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    GORG:

    Jinak a polopatisticky, koupite si s kamaradem byt na pronajem a na hypoteku. Ty davas 1/3 ceny a kamarad 2/3 ceny hypotecni splatky. Kamarad ho pak pronajme zname z ukrarajiny za netrzni najemne, protoze je znama v nouzi, tobe samozrejme da o to mensi podil na najemnem a musite tim padem zbytek ceny na hypotecni splatku oba doplacet .

    Myslel sis ze svou investici vydelas, ale misto toho doplacis z vlastnich penez zbytek splatky hypoteky. To je jinymi slovy to co se stalo ve francii s tou energetickou spolecnosti. Proti rustu cen v energetice ses chtel logicky chranit nakupem akcii energetickych spolecnosti, tim ze se tam majoritni vlastnik zachoval jak se zachoval si vsak prisel o cast investovanych penez i cast dividendy, pritom si neudelal nic spatne, jen si veril spolecnikovi ve spolecnem businessu ze se zachova trzne a ekonomicky.
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    GORG: poslal sem odemceny clanek, staci kliknout na "docist clanek zdarma"...
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    KAJJAK: clanek je za paywallem, posilej konkretni citace.

    no ja teda ani nechapu, proc by nakonec meli minoritni akcionari tratit.. kazdopadne prodavat levne a nakupovat draze mi prijde jako nesmysl. (jak s tim souvisi minoritni akcionari a proc jsou jedinym dulezitym faktorem ve vsem, nikdo nevysvetluje. a resi se to uz nekolik let.. )

    a pokud ti klesne cena akcii, tak to se holt stava denne.nekdy dokonce muzes nakupem akcii prodelat.

    co ale slysim prvne, ze se akcie kupujou, aby se lidi chranili proti rustu cen nejakeho produktu te firmy.


    mlati dverma ale ta chystana dan z neocekavaneho zisku

    pokud mas zisk, ktery si neocekaval, a je zpusobeny nejakym eventem, tak to chtej danit. a jak jako chteji prokazovat, ze je zisk neocekavany?

    to uz trochu pripomina Zaklinace. Zakon prekvapeni :-)

    Prastaré právo zaklínačů požádat člověka v nouzi (obvykle otec rodiny mimo domov), který potřeboval pomoci, o "věc, která mu (t.j. otci) patří a o které dosud neví, že mu patří".
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    GORG:

    tak podle tohodle clanku se na minoritni akcionare a pad ceny akcii ve francii vykaslali a zafungovalo to to dobre pro ceny elektriny domacnosti a naopak spatne pro vsechny co se chteli ochranit proti rustu cen nakupem dane polostatni energeticke spolecnosti...

    Smršť drahoty na podzim bude šílená. Brutálně zdraží všechno, říká ekonom - iDNES.cz
    https://www.idnes.cz/ekonomika/domaci/ekonomika-lukas-kovanda-energie-ropa-inflace.A220714_102532_ekonomika_javu&h=BEDEFD8D56A368B97767896105A73A26
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    Covid Face Masks Are Damaging to Young Children | by Richard Bruschi | ILLUMINATION | Medium
    https://medium.com/illumination/covid-face-masks-are-damaging-to-young-children-8f72dac003d3

    Science says impairments in development and learning will happen


    Photo by Nenad Stojkovic.
    I was travelling on a train from Brighton to London last spring. A young mother had her baby on her lap, playing with her. The mother had a face mask on, as per Covid-19 government regulations.

    “It’s strange for the kid to see half the faces, isn’t it?” I asked, pensive.

    “She’s very young, she doesn’t know any different.” the woman replied.

    My heart sank. The realization that for a generation of kids it was normal to see only half the face of people, even parents, for many hours a day, struck me. I wondered what were the consequences on kids’ development.

    It is intuitive to think that if an infant can only see half a parent, teacher, or person’s face, then the assimilation of the information is impaired, causing negative consequences on learning and development of emotions, speech, and probably something else. Nevertheless, I wanted to read the scientific literature about these topics.

    What I found from scientific research and studies, as well as from articles interviewing scientists researching the topics, is worrisome and disconcerting.

    Newborns, babies, and toddlers should be in a facemask-free environment, to ensure their natural developmental process. Their healthy formation and development should have the right of way, as adults can protect themselves in many other ways, and don’t have this high-stakes situation.

    Here is why.

    APPROACH
    Follow the science.

    I started by checking something I was told: a clear view of the parents’ faces is essential for infants’ development. It is fundamental that they see the nuances of face movements and color change, of all the parts of the face, from different emotions, and different changes for the same emotion.

    From this topic, ‘facial expressions for infants’ development’, I gradually expanded to anything directly related but detached from Covid, such as ‘faces and infants learning’, ‘facial expressions for children speech development’, and more.

    Then I researched those topics but related to the current Covid-19 situation, so for example ‘parents’ facemasks impact on infants development’, ‘natal care during Covid-19’, and more.

    Basically, I was looking for research regarding the importance of the full visual of the face for an infant, toddler, and kid in their development and learning, and then what happened if that visual was impaired, especially in this case by a facemask.

    Scientific results show problems ahead.


    Photo by educatormarcossv.
    FACTS & STUDIES
    The basic, intuitive principle (confirmed by science) is that from birth, children need to see full faces for proper development in learning, speech, social aspects, and more.

    First of all, there is the precedent of the SARS pandemic of 2003. A study of thousands of children across China who had been exposed to the SARS pandemic of 2003 states that “results showed that the SARS pandemic was associated with delayed child development.” [1] Not a great start, then.

    The WHO and UNICEF themselves discouraged the “exposure to the use of facemasks when dealing with children aged up to five years old” [2], and even for older children they warned about any possible benefits against the huge “potential damage that could include social and psychological problems, and difficulties in communication and learning.” [2]

    Since the moment they are born, children focus on the face, especially of parents and especially of the mother, to gather information and learn: “During the first year after birth, infants begin to extract a large amount of information from faces” [3], and that they “observed a dramatic increase in looking toward faces across development.” [3]

    This is because they learn so many things from it, such as emotions. If even for adults it is significantly harder to recognize emotions with a “standard” surgical face mask (the ubiquitous medical blue ones which cover everything from the nose to the chin and from cheek to cheek) [4], for a young child it is not going to be any better.

    True enough, it is important to know that “young children take years to master this skill [of recognizing faces].” [5] and for example something as little as a “fake noses, false beards, wigs and elaborate makeup present special challenges” [5], said Kang Lee, a University of Toronto professor of applied psychology and human development.

    Regarding speech, kids learn by focusing on the speaker’s mouth. Starting from about eight months old [6], a baby specifically focuses on the mouth when learning speech: it is “essential for the continuing acquisition of multisensory perceptual skills and speech production abilities in infancy” [7] also because “visible articulations that babies normally see when others are talking play a key role in their acquisition of communication skills.” [7]

    Social skills would be impacted too, as of course they heavily rely on recognizing faces and interpreting emotional reactions.

    FINDINGS
    Unfortunately, there is no way around it: “a mask obstructing a face limits the ability of people of all ages to infer emotions expressed by facial features, but the difficulties associated with the mask’s use are significantly pronounced in children aged between 3 and 5 years old.” [8]

    Something else that might happen concerns mothers with newborns, infants, and babies: “insensitive behaviours may constitute a source of stress for the infant and activate stress responses. The subsequent elevation of cortisol may negatively influence brain connectivity and growth. Mask-wearing during this sensitive period then raises questions regarding mother-infant interactions and whether this could negatively impact on brain connectivity and growth.” simply because “Specific facial features are obliterated causing the global structure of a whole face to be incomplete.” [9]

    CONCLUSIONS
    The studies and research are there. They clearly point at big problems ahead.

    Is this damage irreversible? Hopefully not. The infants, babies, and toddlers of the highly-masked societies of 2020 and 2021 would have to, and perhaps should, be assessed again in the next few years to check the initial findings.

    There is a chance there won’t be any major or lingering problem. But are you ready to bet your infant, baby, or toddler development on it? The development of millions of children? Their ability to speak properly? Their learning abilities? Their social skills? Any other life-long negative impact? It is not worth taking that chance.

    They are innocent. These are the next generations. They are our future. Adults need to plan around the young children. A society that has its priorities right puts the wellbeing of children first and foremost. It does not put them at risk.

    Children should be in a facemask-free environment at all times. As that might be unrealistic for some parents, they should still be aware of the issues and do as much as they can, no matter how uncomfortable (just as any other parenting responsibility), to ensure the wellbeing of their children.

    After more than a year and a half, is it not about time we started paying attention to long term effects with as much focus as we do on precautionary measures? Is it not about time we start looking for better solutions for our children?


    Photo by Tamer_Soliman.
    CONSIDERATIONS
    I imagine some of you might be thinking “But what about their own health” or “They can infect others.”

    I am not advocating to not take precautions. Last year I personally was buying groceries wearing gloves, besides the mask, and cleaning what I had bought before putting it away. I still clean my hands with a hospital-grade hand-spray, which has been specifically tested for anti-Covid-19 efficacy.

    Masking young children is of course wrong and harmful too, for many reasons (ethical, developmental, psychological, etc.). Even the WHO and UNICEF adise not to. [10]

    The death of a child from Covid-19 is heartbreaking, and thankfully extremely rare. In the United Kingdom “Deaths in children and young people (CYP) following SARS-CoV-2 infection are rare.” [11] Between March 2020 to February 2021 “25 CYP died of SARS-CoV-2 infection” [11]. Survival rate is 99.995% (mortality rate is 0.0002%).

    In the USA, from January 2020 to October 2021 deaths of 0–4 years old were 195 [12]. In Italy, 15 as of today among 0–9 years [13].

    Most of these children also, and unfortunately, had preconditions, such as in England where 16 of them, or 64%, had at least one comorbidity (i.e.: preconditions). [11]

    As all children must be protected, societies, governments, administrations, and people are then able to prepare in a targeted way and pinpoint preventive solutions, while ensuring that millions of other kids’ wellbeing is protected too.

    Second, and simply, it is us adults who must bear the burden of our own protection. This is what spurred me to write this report: the priorities are off. Administrations, adults, and parents need to come up with better solutions for the children’s wellbeing. We alone need to deal with this uneasy situation, to ensure that millions of children will not be (too) affected. Loading this struggle onto them is selfish and lacks long-term perspective.

    Lastly, it is important to go straight to the source of scientific data. In some articles I have read, journalists say that scientists state such things as ‘kids are adaptable’ and ‘we’ll find other ways’, yet neither quote numerous data or studies — and this is because there does not seem to be any. Meanwhile, they still point out how parents, teachers, and relatives need to compensate for the facemasks’ learning and developmental negative effects on kids, by using other gestures and behaviours that should help. It can not be both ways: “It’s not a problem” but also “you need to correct for losses’ ”. [14] It’s too risky and irresponsible on the society-level scale we are dealing with. Superficiality is absolutely not accepted. Either the problem is there or not. From current and latest studies and some of these scientists’ own previous statements [5][14], the problem is there. Supported by established scientific research both past and contemporary.

    Sources

    [1] SARS pandemic exposure impaired early childhood development: A lesson for COVID-19, Y. Fan, H. Wang, Q. Wu, X. Zhou, Y. Zhou, B. Wang, Y. Han, T. Xue, T. Zhu. 12th may 2020. MedRxiv.

    [2] Facemasks impair children’s ability to read people’s emotions, E. Henderson. 10th june 2021. News Medical Life Sciences.

    [3] Development of infants’ attention to faces during the first year, M. C. Frank, E. Vul, and S. P. Johnson. 27th december 2008. US National Library of Medicine (NCBI).

    [4] The impact of facemasks on emotion recognition, trust attribution and re-identification, M. Marini, A. Ansani, F. Paglieri, F. Caruana & M. Viola. 10th march 2021. Scientific Report (Nature Research).

    [5] How Children Learn to Recognize Faces, P. Klass. 29th october 2018. The New York Times.

    [6] Infants deploy selective attention to the mouth of a talking face when learning speech, D. J. Lewkowicz and A. M. Hansen-Tift. 31th january 2012. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

    [7] Masks Can Be Detrimental to Babies’ Speech and Language Development, D. J. Lewkowicz. 11th February 2021. Scientific American.

    [8] Masking Emotions: Face Masks Impair How We Read Emotions, M. Gori, L. Schiatti and M. B. Amadeo. 25th may 2021. Frontiers in Psychology.

    [9] The implications of face masks for babies and families during the COVID-19 pandemic: A discussion paper, J. Green, L. Staff, P. Bromley, L. Jones, and J. Petty. 29th october 2020. US National Library of Medicine (NCBI).

    [10] Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): Children and masks. 21th august 2020. Word Health Organization.

    [11] https://www.bbc.com/news/health-57766717, C. Smith, D. Odd, R. Harwood, J. Ward, M. Linney, M. Clark, D. Hargreaves, S. Ladhani, E. Draper, P. Davis, S. Kenny, E. Whittaker, K. Luyt, R. Viner, L. Fraser. 7th july 2021. Research Square.

    [12] Provisional COVID-19 Deaths: Focus on Ages 0–18 Years. 20th october 2021. National Center for Health Statistics, Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

    [13] Coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths in Italy as of October 13, 2021, by age group, C. Stewart. 22nd october 2021. Statista.

    [14] Do Masks Impede Children’s Development?, P. Klass. 14th september 2020. The New York Times.
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    KAJJAK: kde se objevily hlasy? :-)
    ja nejak nechapu, jak to souvisi s tou debatou tady. Proc by ji mel zlevnovat? Jen aby ji proste neprodaval za levno do zahranici a nekupoval si ji zpet x-krat drazsi.

    Misto toho se vymysli veci jako

    https://www.seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/ekonomika-byznys-rozhovory-nejen-banky-nikdo-si-nemuze-byt-jist-vlada-vymysli-kde-zdani-necekany-zisk-207970
    Debata o zvyšování daní už pro vládu Petra Fialy není tabu. A zdaněním energetiky zdaleka nekončí. Mimořádná daň se může týkat i bank a řady dalších sektorů, připustil ministr financí Zbyněk Stanjura. Do konce srpna má být jasno.

    Článek
    „Nejsou žádné limity a žádný sektor z té debaty vyjmut není. Nikdo si nemůže být jist,“ řekl SZ Byznys ministr Zbyněk Stanjura (ODS). Pojítkem pro zvažované zvláštní zdanění by mohlo být měřítko neočekávaného zisku, který firmě či sektoru přihrály okolnosti.

    Tento koncept je známý jako tzv. windfall tax a řeší ho momentálně i ve Velké Británii. „Ten anglický název přesně popisuje stav, který v některých odvětvích nastává. Firmy dosahují mnohem vyšších zisků díky změně vnějších okolnosti, ne díky tomu, že mají lepší produkt, lepší službu, více zákazníků,“ vysvětluje Stanjura.
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    GORG:

    objevily se hlasy ze kdyz je stat hlavni akcionar, nemel by na te elektrine takove miliardy vydelavat, ale mel by svuj produkt pro sve obcany zlevnit... To se snazim rict ze je nesmysl, nezavisle na tom kdo je majoritni akcionar...
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    KAJJAK: jakou plnou palbu do zahranici? bohate postaci kdyz nam to proda za tu samou cenu, kterou to prodava do zahranici. o zadny sanaci tu prece rec neni. nebo CEZ nejak na tom vydelava, ze to kupuje CR draze z burzy? nejak selskym rozumem mi smysl nedava.
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