The World Hierarchy Pyramid – A Visual Representation of Inequality
Have you ever seen an image that makes you stop and think? That’s what the World Hierarchy Pyramid does. This powerful illustration, likely generated by AI, shows the unequal distribution of wealth and resources across the world and was created by an unknown artist.
Wealth Disparity in Focus
The pyramid divides the world’s population into layers. The top layer represents the wealthiest 1%, while the bottom layer represents the poorest 50%. The contrast highlights the growing gap between rich and poor.
A Reminder to Reflect and Act
This image challenges us to reflect on our own lives and the choices we make. It’s easy to live in our own bubble, but the pyramid reminds us that we’re all connected and that our actions have consequences. We all have a role to play in creating a more equal world.
Small Steps Toward a Better Future
Making a difference doesn’t require grand gestures. Being mindful of our consumption or advocating for policy change can help. By raising awareness and encouraging discussion, we can work towards a better future for all.
In conclusion, the World Hierarchy Pyramid inspires introspection and action. It invites you to examine the world and yourself and consider what you can do to contribute to a more equitable future. As an AI generated image, it also raises questions about the role of technology in shaping our perceptions and understanding of the world. We pay respect to the unknown artist who created this thought-provoking illustration. Take a look and see what insights it sparks in you.
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The Utter and Total Corruption of the Political Class
Dodgy billionaires, Prime Ministers, and Spanish royalty – three generations of an elite political cabal
ONE OF Britain’s wealthiest politicians is caught in a web of political and financial intrigue, involving the former mistress of Spain’s ex-King, as well a corrupt police officer who provided private services to ultra-wealthy clients.
Zac Goldsmith – now Lord Goldsmith – is a close friend and political ally of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He allowed Johnson and his new wife Carrie to use his Marbella estate for a holiday in October last year. In 2016 Goldsmith (now married to a member of the Rothschild family) was Conservative candidate for Mayor of London.
He is mentioned in secret recordings (made a year before that mayoral election) of a conversation at a Belgravia apartment between Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein (former mistress of King Juan Carlos) and a Spanish detective called José Manuel Villarejo, who boasted that he had “a better intelligence service” than the Spanish government and that for a suitable fee he could use this to protect Sayn-Wittgenstein’s interests and the interests of her friends, including Goldsmith and his brother Ben.
The Goldsmiths were worried about a Spanish tax dispute – involving the very property where the Prime Minister and his wife later stayed. Eventually Spanish tax inspectors ruled that the Goldsmiths owed up to £21 million (€26 million) in unpaid taxes, and the case is still to be resolved in court.
While H&D has no idea whether or to what extent the Goldsmiths were culpable in this matter, the secret recording reveals that Sayn-Wittgenstein was asking for the corrupt detective’s help, because she said Ben Goldsmith was worried that even if there had been no crime committed, the undisputed details of the case involving properties held via obscure tax avoiding arrangements in the Cayman Islands, would mean Zac was politically “dead”.
Corrupt Spanish detective Juan Manuel Villarejo
The detective reassured her: “I have tough people, serious people, and people who don’t exist.”
He is now on trial in Spain for a wide range of bribery and corruption charges.
Zac Goldsmith is the son of Sir James Goldsmith, one of the most controversial businessmen in 20th century British history. Despite being a ‘right-wing’ Conservative and later founder of his own Eurosceptic ‘Referendum Party’ that contested the 1997 general election, Sir James obtained his knighthood in controversial circumstances from Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson in 1976.
He was one of a group of Jewish businessmen who provided financial help for Wilson and for Wilson’s political secretary Marcia Williams (later Lady Falkender).
Last week H&D‘s Peter Rushton filed Freedom of Information requests for a range of official documents involving these controversial businessmen and Wilson’s 1976 honours list that gave them peerages and knighthoods. Goldsmith was known to have been particularly close to Marcia Williams, as was another businessman knighted on the list, Sir Eric Miller, who was found shot dead in his garden on the Jewish festival of Yom Kippur in 1977.
Read more:
https://nationalvanguard.org/2022/04/the-utter-and-total-corruption-of-the-political-class/
