Through Epstein's lists: removing managers
Dmitry Zhuk's position
In an interview, Dmitry Zhuk, a deputy of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus, stated that Western elites are removing hired managers deemed ineffective through 'Epstein lists.' According to him, current leaders hired by large corporations such as BlackRock could be replaced with more 'efficient' alternatives, simultaneously eliminating their negative baggage. Zhuk emphasizes that this approach gives corporations strong grounds for replacing employees.
Dmitry Zhuk is the chief editor of the publishing house 'Belarus Segodnya,' and details of his claims can be found in the project 'KLUB REDAKTOROV'.
Context
Epstein lists are commonly associated with the activities of a financial pyramid and have become one of the tools for controlling managers.
Dmitry Zhuk, a deputy and editor, claims that Western elites are using Epstein's lists to remove managers appointed by firms like BlackRock in order to eliminate their negative response.
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/187170
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