Thanks for the Festival notice Cletus and the rest too.
I haven’t been digging as much as I would like. There is a whole lot to be looking at regarding McKinsey and Company. A couple of rabbit holes appear to be dead ends.
I found out that the founder started his business in 1926, well before the C_A was created and that “the modern-day McKinsey & Company emerging in 1939. Marvin Bower is credited with establishing McKinsey’s culture and practices in the 1930’s based on the principles he experienced as a lawyer. The firm developed an “up or out” policy, where consultants who are not promoted are asked to leave. McKinsey was the first management consultancy to hire recent college graduates, rather than experienced managers.” This Quotation comes from Wikipedia. Question, “Do some of the “outs” actually become part of the deep state while holding other lucrative jobs?
The C_A was created in 1947 from the OSS (Office of Strategic Services begun in 1942) This WW II agency had in turn had grown out of the gov’t agency named the COI (Coordinator of Information) that had been created in 1941). Something of interest to me is that an article available to the public informs us there were 13,000 individuals that belonged to the OSS during WW II.
There is a huge rabbit hole connection to pursue about many of those people. Julia Child once worked for OSS, Then she moved to Paris, France and become a famous chef. - Could one believably declare that’s totally innocuous? I mean all of her connections would have just gone away right?
How many of these OSS and early C_A employees got there start with or were hired by McKinsey and Company (McK) way back when? More recently beginning in the 1980’s and 1990’s they went global. Today there are 27,000 individuals employed at McK. That’s a lot of ‘management consultants’ to maintain especially when you consider their “Up or Out” policy for remaining employed by them.
The current head of McK and his predecessor are foreign born with strong ties to Canada. Don’t know if that is anything or not. What I have found is that there have been some controversies associated with the leadership and their advising. I found an article at the online site, “Current Affairs” that was published in February 2019 that is very interesting. It is a long read but worth checking out.Its title is, “https://www.currentaffairs.org/2019/02/mckinsey-company-capitals-willing-executioners.";
The title doesn’t always correlate with the information being provided by the “insider/author.” There is so much going on with McK’s global networking I am led to believe they are a major influence for getting the globalist cabal’s pursuits dictated to governments, institutions and conglomerates which are eventually established by proxy.
At this point the idea of McK being a large part of the evil cabal can’t be proven but the information being provided is very suggestive of that likelihood.
That’s it for now.
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(ps. lost my old ping list so am sending this to those who I’ve seen posting recently and those I’ve remembered off the top of my head. If I have miised a couple of you long time FreeQs my apologies. Oh, you can freepmail me and chew me out if it helps.)