Why, indeed.
Godspeed.
Klaus Schwab creates a vacancy in that other Temple.
Italian Freemasonry mourns Francis, a kindred spirit
Obituary from The Grand Lodge of Italy of the Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons, Italy
"…In this time marked by grave crises, the Grand Lodge of Italy finds itself in accord with Pope Francis’ appeal for a “planetary conscience”, which recognises humanity as a community of destiny. We honour his memory by continuing to work for an ethic of restraint, for respect of the other, and for the construction of a Temple founded on solidarity, freedom of thought, and universal brotherhood…"
https://www.wmreview.org/p/italian-freemasonry-francis
original sauce: https://www.granloggia.it/francesco-il-papa-degli-ultimi/
>They were all breathless and we were laughing about 4/21 being the day Trump enacted Martial Law.
I say, have you any sauce, anon?
to filter this or just leave it in as useful obfuscatory chatter…
Wall St CEO's, 1998:
Summary of Religious Affiliations:
Jewish: Jon Corzine (Goldman Sachs), Richard Fuld (Lehman Brothers), James Cayne (Bear Stearns), Sandy Weill (Citigroup).
Christian (Protestant): William B. Harrison Jr. (J.P. Morgan), David H. Komansky (Merrill Lynch), Philip J. Purcell (Morgan Stanley), John Reed (Citigroup), Allen D. Gorman (Credit Suisse First Boston), Rolf-Ernst Breuer (Deutsche Bank), Thomas A. Renyi (The Bank of New York).
a moar interesting statistic:
The ratio of employees per dollar of revenue — often referred to as labor productivity — is a key indicator of how efficiently a company or industry utilizes its workforce to generate revenue. In the case of Wall Street firms, productivity has evolved significantly from 1998 to today, largely due to advances in technology, automation, and changes in business models.
1998: Firms like Goldman Sachs had roughly 1 employee per $170,000-$350,000 in revenue.
Today: The same firms (e.g., Goldman Sachs) have a ratio of 1 employee per $1.25 million, showing a significant increase in productivity due to automation, data science, and technology-driven efficiencies.
NYSE
1998: The employee-to-revenue ratio was around 1 employee per $160,000 in revenue.
Today: The employee-to-revenue ratio has risen to about 1 employee per $3.8 million in revenue.
Fail. <f>
>locamotive
New York Times publishes chilling new justification for assisted suicide
Peter Singer and Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek’s essay marks a new extreme beyond that point by asserting that even happy, healthy lives without major issues can warrant needless ending if they are 'complete.'
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/new-york-times-publishes-chilling-new-justification-for-assisted-suicide/
>New Pope urged to 'share the Vatican's UFO secrets after decades of silence'
too early for that level of delusion.
it's a motorized vehicle.
ghey
another loaf is toast.
when [they] lose their mojo, the screw with things harder.
Kansas. Trust Kansas.
hope the chemical dumps don't catch.
that forehead's big enough to land a 747 on.