Ouroboros

“Play both sides. Control everything. Own nothing.”

A company with no assets of its own and that never produced a thing. But its board of directors (the only employees) are top executives of three investment firms: BlackRaven, Supercolossus and Nation Street.

“after The Standard was “broken up,” they personally (i.e. the people themselves) stopped even owning the stock. They stopped owning it because a) they kept getting looked at by congress, and the public, for owning so much stock and b) because it doesn’t matter. As long as the public doesn’t own the stock, it doesn’t matter who has it. Stock is designed to be “democratic,” giving power to the shareholders. How do you take the power away from the shareholders? Put it into BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard, TIAA, etc. Now where does the power reside? In the Board of Directors, 100%, in perpetuity, because no one can vote them out.
These “asset managers” do a lot more than just suck up stock to keep any semblance of power out of the hands of the public…”

BlackRaven, Supercolossus and Nation Street
investment firms used by Phoenix to move money around and hide wealth/aquisitions/assets from the government and the public. This wealth is separate from the Pentagon black budget(s) that pays for what the U.S. government contracts Phoenix to do (provide subterranean continuity of government infrastructure). BlackRaven allows Phoenix to build and maintain assets that the U.S. government can’t touch or have oversight of.
They own portions of each other, and have purchased large percentages of stock in every single company in America that has a name big enough to make a blip on their radar. Ownership in these companies is anywhere from a very large minority (40%+) up to almost 100%).
Founded by family money from some of the elite corporations involved in: petroleum, mining, steel, shipping, railroad, telecommunications, power generation (gas and electric public utilities), land ownership and wealth management.