Now that we're on the subject of cement companies, I wanted to bring up something I found back in February: Alexandra Papalexopoulou.

She's one of the leaders of the European Trilateral Commission, involved in the leadership of multiple giant corporations, is married to the head of Titan Cement out of Greece, which is about 2x as large as Cemex. She seems to have deep connections to Saudi Arabia as well.

She stuck out because every other member is either an academic, government leader, royalty, banker, or owner/ceo of a tech company or aeronautics.

What is it with these cement compaies? The only thing I can think of is that they would be useful for disposing bodies. They would also likely have blueprints to major structures–especially underground ones. I suppose they could purposely introduce a structural weakness if they wanted to.

I'm sure there's some dirt out there somewhere. Also, pic related is the only one that I've found on the web.

>>1627033

Looks like good work :)

You know what else they might be good for? Laundering money and smuggling goods. They could launder money by claiming waste: if a pour doesn't go exactly as planned, it has to be redone at great cost. Who's really watching over that kind of thing?

Also, we hear about how many feet of concrete you'd need to protect yourself from certain types of radiation…what if they decided to smuggle something like enriched uranium over a border or through a shipyard? Or even a sprinkling of unrefined uranium–is anyone going to go digging into the middle of a container to find something like that, if there's no reading on the outside? If yhey did find something, could Titat claim it was natural?

>>1627034

He has stock in Ceasar's Entertainment, associated with Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. That's good to know. I could've sworn there was a Rothschild connection there as well.