V666SIN

 V666sin is an excellent name for the toxic poison death jabs we have all been programmed to call "vaccines" and going online by the alias SIFT666 I'm totally down with it.

ONLINE PRIVACY

 Lately I've seen even more discussion about all the AI spyware that is currently being rolled out. But most people seem to be blissfully unaware that pretty much everything they do online is being monitored and recorded by big tech companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft, along with advertising companies, and deep state agencies like the CIA.

A common response upon being informed that they are being spied on, is to just accept it as "normal" and pretty much give up even trying to maintain their privacy. But as we saw with the covidhoax and the death jabs, unless people take responsibility for their own freedom, the deep state plans to enslave and kill us. 

Yes it is possible to maintain your privacy in a surveillance state, but not if you are using a regular "smart" phone or a modern commercial operating system. You can actually keep using computers, phones and the internet, if you want to, and maintain your privacy, but you will need to make the effort to stop using big tech spyware and switch to using different technology. 

If you want any privacy, Google, Microsoft, and Apple are total no go zones. They are all spying and have been for years, but their latest tech is next level. An example is Windows 11 which has a new "feature" called Recall that is essentially taking a screenshot every five seconds and using AI to analyze it. 

If anything, the AI on recent Apple I-phones is even worse, but some normies seem to be more open to the idea that Microsoft is spying rather than Apple, so calling out Microsoft is often a good entry point to the whole AI rabbit hole.

Normies are so addicted to their spy-phones they will pay thousands of dollars to be tracked, recorded, and monitored by the deep state. 

On average, an Android smartphone sends data to Google 90 times a day and an iPhone communicates with 51 servers per hour. 

So what do I recommend doing to maintain privacy? Here are some good first steps:

Switch to using a Linux operating system such as Linux Mint 

Stick to using Free Open Source Software (FOSS) such as GIMP

Use a "de-googled" phone such as a Brax 3

 Use a privacy browser such as Brave or Floorp (& especially avoid Chrome)

Use privacy mail services such as Proton Mail (& especially avoid Gmail)

Use online aliases and avoid using your real name, especially on platforms like Facebook

BOYCOTT ZIONIST ISRAEL

Going back to an old post I did in 2017, it struck me that while the israel situation seemed pretty bad back then, things are a great deal worse now. But the list of companies included here to boycott was solid.

 And yes, I have boycotted nearly all of them, the exceptions being a few of the computer related ones like Dell and Intel.

IS THERE A WAY TO STOP THE ZIONISTS FROM COMPLETING THEIR GENOCIDE OF PALESTINE?

Most people are aware of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, and some even believe Israel’s actions are reasonable. But the four maps of Palestine / Israel below tell a very different story.

Even if the UN plan, in 1946, to take part of Palestine and create the new country of Israel was in some way fair (and I am far from convinced that it was), what has occurred over the past 70 years is one of the most outrageous injustices of the past century.

Israel have gone on to take nearly all of the rest of Palestine by force, and are using divide and conquer tactics to gradually carry out genocide on the original inhabitants.

BOYCOTT ISRAELI PRODUCTS

When you buy products made in Israel or made by companies who fund Israel, you are contributing to the Israeli economy and supporting the massacre and genocide of the Palestinians, who have been surrounded and gradually wiped out by the Israeli military over the past 70 years.

I’ve had several people suggest that I need to label my posts satire if I am taking the piss, which is fair enough, and this post is NOT SATIRE…

When I first started out on Steemit last August, there were several subjects that I avoided getting into because I didn’t want to start a bunch of arguments, and one of those was the Zionist genocide of Palestine.

But a couple of days ago I watched this short video from @truthseekereport of a hall of French students protesting an Israeli ambassador. And it reminded me that if everyone keeps looking the other way like they have for the past 70 years because we are too scared to speak out, then we are all going to end up like the Palestinians.

https://steemit.com/politics/@truthseekereport/amazing-brave-french-students-stand-up-to-israeli-ambassador

Steemit is hopefully a place where we can be free to start exposing this stuff, because the rest of the internet certainly isn’t.

Yes it probably is too late to help them, but if we don’t stand up to this it will soon be too late for all of us. The Zionists won’t be stopping with Palestine – they already own America, along with most of the world, and they have one hell of a plan in motion.

Finding up to date information about any of this is difficult because it’s so heavily censored. Some of the following company information comes from an old site called Boycott Israel Today –https://boycottisraeltoday.wordpress.com

This cartoon can be freely reproduced by individuals and organizations that support Palestinian rights.
https://latuffcartoons.wordpress.com/

Here are five of the most widely known companies who are funding the Zionist military that it would be good to boycott first – not only are they supporting the Palestinian genocide, they are all selling utterly toxic crap too.

 

Coca Cola

A detailed account of Coca-Cola’s links to Israel is provided here: http://www.inminds.com/boycott-coca-cola.html

From 1966 Coca-Cola has been a staunch supporter of Israel. In 1997 the Government of Israel Economic Mission honored Coca-Cola at the Israel Trade Award Dinner for its continued support of Israel for the last 30 years and for refusing to abide by the Arab League boycott of Israel.

Every year Coca Cola bankrolls the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce Awards which honors companies that have contributed most to the Israeli economy. In 2009 a Coca-Cola sponsored award went to Israel’s Lobby AIPAC for its successful lobbying of the Senate to reject of the UN call for “immediate ceasefire” and endorse the continuation of the Israel military assault on Gaza.

In 2008 Coca-Cola tasked the Israeli venture capital Challenge Fund to locate suitable investments in Israel with a promise of “a blank cheque” . This agreement is exceptional in the Israeli venture capital industry.

In 2009 Coca-Cola hosted a special reception at the Coca-Cola world headquarters to honour Brigadier-General Ben-Eliezer. Ben-Eliezer is a wanted war criminal, during the Six-Day War his unit was responsible for the execution of over 300 Egyptian POWs. Under Sharon, Ben-Eliezer served as Defence Minister presiding over the massacre at Jenin.

For the past two decades, nearly every year, Coca-Cola has sponsored the JCC Maccabi Games whose stated aim is to cultivate Jewish youth in an informal setting to “encourage their identification with the state of Israel”. As part of this, Coca Cola has sponsored young children to visit Israeli military bases and spend time with war criminals in order to engender empathy, in their own words “visit an air force base.. talk with the pilots that are the elite Israel Defense Force units..meet fighters of the army”

Coca-Cola Israel, Israel’s third largest food & beverages company, owns dairy farms in the illegal Israeli settlements of Shadmot Mechola in the Jordan Valley and a plant in the industrial zone of Katzerin in the occupied Golan Heights.

For more enthusiastic endorsement, see my Coca-Cola webpage

 

McDonald’s

McDonald’s Corporation is a major corporate partner of the Jewish United Fund and Jewish Federation. According to the Jewish United Fund, through its Israel Commission it “works to maintain American military, economic and diplomatic support for Israel; monitors and, when necessary, responds to media coverage of Israel”.

The Jewish United Fund also runs “Fun-filled Summer Family Missions to Israel” where families get to “visit an army base and meet with Israeli soldiers” and “visit our sister city, Kiryat Gat and see the important work we are doing there”. Kiryat Gat is built on stolen Palestinian land – the lands of the villages of Iraq Al Manshiya and Al-Faluja whose residents were ethnically cleansed in 1949 in contravention of International Law.

Through its “Partnership to Israel” programme, the Jewish United Fund provides $1.3 million annually to help further settlement and development of Kiryat Gat. The Jewish Federation, through its Israel Action Network is tasked to fight “efforts to boycott Israeli products” and “campaigns, such as equating Israel with apartheid South Africa”.

Another way McDonald’s supports the Jewish United Fund is by running a partnership scheme whereby they will match any donation an employee make to the Jewish United Fund with its own equal size donation.

McDonald’s first restaurant in the Middle East was in Israel, opened in 1993, since then it has 160 restaurants in Israel (1996) with a 60% market share, employing around 4000 Israelis. Since April 2009 McDonald’s has also opened 15 branches of McCafe chain in Israel, with plans to open 10 new branches every year.

McDonalds discriminates against its Arab workers, in 2004 it sacked an Arab worker in Israel because she was caught speaking arabic to another Arab employee. Arabic, along with Hebrew, is the official language of Israel spoken by 20% of the population.

Nestlé

Nestlé is the world’s largest food company, it owns 53.8% share of leading Israeli food manufacturer Osem, an investment worth over $850 million.

In June 2002 Nestle opened its Research & Development Centre in Israel, in Sderot. And since then it has steadily increased its investment in Israel, its initial 10% stake in Osem has now grown to a controlling 53.8%. Nestle also owns Nespresso Israel Ltd in Tel Aviv which supplies coffee brewing equipment. In 2010 Nestle acquired a 51% stake in Israeli babyfood company Materna Laboratories for $72 million.

Nestle has 9 factories in Israel, which after China(18) and Russia(11) is the highest number in any country in Asia – disproportionately high when one considers its size and population.

Nestlé also owns 30% stake in L’Oréal, another company on the boycott list.

 

Starbucks

High profile Zionist product placement is standard practice in almost all “American” movies

Howard Schultz, the founder, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Starbucks who also owns 31.6 million shares of Starbucks stock (worth around $1.4 billion in Nov 2011) is an active zionist.

In 1998 he was honoured by the Jerusalem Fund of Aish HaTorah with “The Israel 50th Anniversary Friend of Zion Tribute Award” for his services to the zionist state in “playing a key role in promoting close alliance between the United States and Israel”.

The ultra-right wing Jerusalem Fund of Aish HaTorah funds Israeli arms fairs chaired by the butcher of Jenin, General Shaul Mofaz, and the zionist media pressure group honestreporting.com, they were also implicated in the production and distribution of the infamous islamophobic film ‘Obesession’. Starbucks proudly displayed the award on the company’s website under the section of ‘awards and accolades’ the Starbucks company has won, however, once the boycott started to bite the award mysteriously disappeared from its website.

Howard Shultz’s work as a propagandist for Israel has been praised by the Israeli Foreign Ministry as being key to Israel’s long-term PR success. On April 4th 2002, whilst the Israeli army was slaughtering Palestinians in Jenin, Howard Shultz made a provocative speech blaming the Palestinians, suggesting the intifada was a manifestation of anti- Semitism, and asked people to unite behind Israel. Starbucks also sponsors fund raisers for Israel.

At a time when other businesses were desperately pulling out of Israel, Starbucks decided to help Israel’s floundering economy and open Starbucks in Israel. The venture failed but Shultz vowed Starbucks would “return to Israel in due course”.
Starbucks had outlets in US bases in Afghanistan and Iraq, and even at the illegal torture centre in Guantanamo Bay.

Customer Relations say “Starbucks has the deepest respect and admiration for U.S. military, who risk their lives to protect Americans and our values of freedom and democracy”. Petty Officer Barry Tate who was serving in Guantanamo Bay agreed that Starbucks was helping “lift the morale” of the guards and interrogator’s at Guantanamo Bay.

 

Sodastream

SodaStream is an Israeli company manufacturing and distributing home carbonating devices and flavorings for soft drinks. The company’s main plant is located in the industrial zone of Mishor Edomim which is an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank.

Kav LaOved, the NGO committed to protecting the rights of disadvantaged workers in Israeli companies, has reported that SodaStream factory workers, in particular Palestinians, are paid less than half the minimum wage and has described the working conditions in the factory as “one of the worst”, with workers being fired if they complain of the conditions.

SodaStream brands include: SodaStream, Soda-Club, AlcoJet, Sprudelino, Aquabar, Gazoz, Aquafizz, Aquabubbler, Penguin, Sodamaker, Fountain Jet and Edition1. Its products are available in Argos, Asda, Comets, Currys, Harvey Nichols, Homebase, John Lewis, Robert Dyas, Selfridges and House of Fraser.

Now for the tricky one – the Zionist companies are mostly producing utter crap – but there is one exception – INTEL – I’ve tried AMD and they suck – so boycotting INTEL isn’t an easy option…

  

INTEL

Intel is one of the biggest supporters of Israel. Their very first development center outside the US was opened in Haifa in 1974. Since then they have continued pouring investment in to Israel. By 2000 they employed over 4000 Israelis. Exports from their Lachish-Qiryat Gat plant in israel total $3 million a day at peak capacity – approximately $ 1 billion a year.

The Intel plant at “Qiryat Gat” is built on land Israel confiscated from the Palestinian villages of Iraq al Manshiya. Iraq al Manshiya was a village of 2000 people living in 300 houses with two mosques and one school. The original Palestinian inhabitants were terrorized out of the village and then the whole village was razed to the ground to prepare the way for the new Israeli settlement of Qiryat Gat. The remaining population from Iraq al Manshiya was not allowed to return.

A MORE COMPLETE LIST OF ZIONIST SUPPORTING COMPANIES TO BOYCOTT:

I would have preferred to just copy and paste a list, but it’s really hard to find any good ones so I compiled this myself. I suspect it’s just the tip of the iceberg – please comment with any others I’ve missed out,

I have now included Apple, Microsoft and Ford, along with 70 other new additions – this is already much bigger than I anticipated

For me it’s really only the computer stuff that’s a problem – otherwise I wouldn’t touch most of this crap with a 10 foot pole.

20th Century Fox
ABC
Aero Polo
After Eight
Alcobra
Ambi Pur
Ameriquest
Andrex
AOL
Apax Partners
Apex Supply
Apple
Aqua Velva
Aramis
Arsenal Football Club
Auchan
Aveda
Banana Republic
Barbie
Barr
Baskin Robbins
Bath & Body Works
Biotherm
BitTorrent
Bobbi Brown
Body Mist
Branch
Britannia Pacific
Bryan
Brylcreem
Buitoni
Bumble & Bumble
Cacharel
Calvin Klein
Carnation
Carnival Cruises
Carrefour
Carson
Caterpillar
CBS
Century 21
Champion
Charles Schwab Corp.
ChinaByte.com
Cisco Systems
Citigroup
cK
Clinique
CNBC
CNN
Coca-Cola
Columbia Pictures
Comcast
ConnectU
Cross & Blackwell
Danone
del.icio.us
Dell
Delta Galil
DIM
Disney
DKNY
Donna Karan
Douwe Egberts
Dream Works
Drop.io
Dunkin’ Donuts
eBay
Emblaze
Estée Lauder
Evian
EXPO Design Centres
Express stores
Face.com
Facebook
Fanta
Felix cat food
Festival Records
Forbes
Ford
Fox
Friend.ly
FriendFeed
Fruitopia
GAP
Garnier
Georgia Lighting
Giorgio Armani
Gold Coast Bulletin
Goldman Sachs
Google
Gossard
Granada
H&R Block
Häagen-Dazs
Hanes
Harper Collins
Hear Music
Helena Rubinstein
Hema
Henri Bendel
Herald Sun
Home Depot
Hot Potato
HP foods
Huggies
Hugo Boss
IBM
ICQ
Independent
Instagram
Intel
Intimate Brands
Isrotel Hotels
Jacob
Jane
JC Penny
J-Crew
Jibbigo
Jo Malone
Johnson & Johnson
Jonny Rockets
JPMorgan Chase
Just My Size
Karma
Kate Spade
Kenneth Cole
Kia Orange
Kimberly-Clark
KitKat
Kleenex
Kotex
La Mer
La Roche-Posay
LA Times
Lancome Paris
Leggs
Lerner New York
Levi’s
Lewis Trust Group
Libby’s
Lightbox.com
Lilt
Lion
Loews Corporation
L’Oréal
Lovable
M&S
MAC
Maggi
Maison Cafe
Marks & Spencer
Mast Industries
Mattel
Maybelline
McDonald’s
MGM
Microsoft
Milkmaid
Milkybar
Mirabilis and ICQ
Miramax
Motorola
MTV
Mushroom Records
National Geographical
NBC
NDS
Neiman Marcus
Nescafé
Nesquik
Nestle
New World Entertainment
New York & Company
New York Post
News Corporation
News of the World
Nextstop
Nickelodeon
Nokia
Nur Die
Nursery World
Oculus VR
Oracle Corporation
Origins
Outer Banks,
Pasqua
PayPal
Perrier
Phoenix
Pickwick
Pilao
Playtex
Prescriptives
Progressive Insurance
Protalix BioTherapeutics
ProtoGeo Oy
Pryca
Pure Life
Quality Street
Quark Pharmaceuticals
Radox
Ralph Lauren
Rawkus
Redken 5th Avenue
Revlon
River Island
Royal Carribean Cruises
Sanex
Sara Lee
Seattle Coffee
Selfridges
Siemens
Sky
Smarties
Sprite
St.Michaels
Star
Starbucks
Stila
Structure
Sun Microsystems
Sunday Mail
Sunglass Hut
Sunkist
Superior Coffee
Taro Pharmaceuticals
Tazo
Tchibo
Teva Pharmaceuticals
The Limited Inc
The Sun
The Telegraph
The Times
Timberland
Time Life magazine
Time Warner
Tommy Hilfiger
Toys R Us
Universal Studios
Viacom
Vichy
Victoria’s Secret
Villager’s Hardware
Vittel
Volvic
Walmart
Warner Brothers
WhatsApp
White Barn Candle Company
Wikileaks
Wikipedia
Wonderbra
Wynn Hotels
Zondervan

 “For over 20 years California’s technology industry has been channeling billions of dollars to finance the growth of Israeli tech firms”

 

NOT THAT THE MEDIA WILL BE REPORTING ANY OF THIS…

When I was researching this post I found the subject is censored like nothing else I have ever tried to find online.
And I am regularly searching for stuff like false flags, vaccinations, and conspiracies.

For obvious reasons I never use Google, but I usually use DuckDuckGo – it’s not perfect, but it’s less censored than Google.
 But in this case the results were clearly being manipulated.

 

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For anyone looking for further information on Zionist related subjects – here are five other links from my old FROT blog:

OUR ZIONIST OWNERS

ISIS IS A ZIONIST CREATION

JEWISH CONTROL OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

THE HOLOCAUST OF SIX MILLION JEWS IS A HOAX

THE FAKE HOLOCAUST

 This content was previously posted on FROT, September 19, 2017

A TRIBUTE TO DAVID DEES

David Dees was one of my favourite artists. He died on May 31 2020. I’ve been using his art on my blog posts for more than a decade.

 

Normies just can’t cope with him at all. Here is one review of his art:

“David Dees believes in all the conspiracies. No, seriously. All of them. His cartoons have featured every possible conspiracy theory, and in every possible combination. You want a picture of Obama wearing a crown of thorns and smiling weirdly as he emerges from an egg labeled “Fascist World Government” perched atop a pile of gold coins, while a herd of sheep in the background hold up signs reading “O Baaa Ma!”? 

 

How about Satan holding a flaming Earth near a tree with the face from the Shroud of Turin at a Bohemian Grove meeting attended by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Vladimir Putin, and Bigfoot?

 

 A mother with robot legs and a gas mask offering a pie (from which double-helixes float upwards) to her son (the top of whose head has been replaced with an apple labeled “GMO“) and daughter (whose head is a potato for some reason), with chemtrails visible through a large window?  The Rothschilds, Rockefellers, and Freemasons using HAARP to create a fake water shortage in California as part of Agenda 21? 

 

A warehouse with an Illuminati-esque eye in a pyramid staring down at a skeleton in a labcoat labeled “CDC“, while said skeleton stirs a giant vat labeled with the UN logo and the word “VACCINE” into which pipes labeled “Live Ebola Virus“, “Monosodium Glutamate” and “Squalene Adjuvents” are emptying?. If so, David Dees has your back.”

 

Here is a collection of awesome David Dees pictures

 

 

 

THESE COMPANIES WANT TO KILL US

 BOYCOTT THESE COMPANIES BECAUSE THEY WANT TO ENSLAVE AND KILL US

Partners of the World Economic Forum

These companies are all “partners” of the World Economic Forum (WEF). So they are working with our enemies. There are a lot more on the list: https://www.weforum.org/partners

This short list is just a sampler. Most banks are also on it – see the full list down below. The ones in orange are ones I must admit I have used in the past decade, and the ones in red I have actually spent money with, thereby funding my own enemies!. The ones in orange I've used but not paid any money to. Do not support any of these companies, their objectives are to enslave and kill us:

Adobe
Airbus
Amazon
American Express
American Heart Association
Apple
ASB Bank (NZ)
Asus
Bank of America
Bayer
Benevolent AI
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Blackrock
Bloomberg
Boeing
BP
Bristol Myers Squibb
Canvas AI
Cargill
Carlyle
Chevron
Cisco
Citi
Coca-Cola HBC
Cox Enterprises
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Dell Technologies
Discovery
Dow
Dow Jones & Company
Exxon Mobil
Fidelity International
Fujitsu
Gartner
Goldman Sachs
Google
Hewlett Packard
Hines
Hitachi
Honda Motor
HP
HSBC
Hyundai Motor
IBM
Intel
IQM Quantum Computers
Johnson & Johnson
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Kaiser Permanente
Lenovo
LinkedIn
Lockheed Martin
Marriott International
Mastercard
Mayo Clinic
Merck
Microsoft
Mitsubishi
Moderna
Morgan Stanley
Mozilla
Nasdaq
Nestle
New York Times
OmniBot.AI
Open Society Foundations
OpenWeb
Panasonic Connect
PayPal
Pepsi Co
Pfizer
PG&E
Procter & Gamble
PSA International
Qualcomm
Ralph Lauren
Ripple
Scale AI
Shell
Siemens
Sony Group
State Farm
Swift
Sysco
The Estée Lauder Companies
The LEGO Brand Group
TikTok
Time
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Toyota
Tyson Food
Uber
Unico
Unilever
Verizon Communications
Visa
Volkswagen Group
Volvo Group
Voyager Space
Walmart
Western Digital
Western Union
Zoom

 

The full list:

A.P. Møller-Maersk
A/O Proptech
AARP
ABB
Abbott Laboratories
Abdul Latif Jameel
ABN AMRO
Aboitiz Equity Ventures
Absa Group
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
Accenture
Access Holding
Ackermans & van Haaren
ActiveFence
ACWA Power
Ada Health
Adani Group
Adecco Group
Aditya Birla Group
Adobe
ADQ
Advantage Partners
Aecon Group
Aegea
Aegon
Aera Technology
AES
Africa Finance Corporation – AFC
African Development Bank Group
African Rainbow Minerals
African Risk Capacity (ARC)
Ageas
Agilent
Agility
AgNext
Agricultural Bank of China
AgroAmerica
AIB Group
AIG
Air Liquide
Airbus
Airport Authority Hong Kong
Airwallex
Aker
Akselos
Al Futtaim Trading Group
Al Nowais Investments
Al Sakr for Food Industries
Al-Othman Holding
Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)
Alcon
Aleph Farms
Alesca Life
Algebris Investments
AlGihaz Holding
Alibaba Group
AlixPartners
Alliance Global Group
Allianz
Allied Bank
Alsara Investment Group
Alshaya Group
Altana AI
Amanat Holdings
Amara Raja Group
Amazon
Amcor
América Móvil
American Express Global Business Travel
American Heart Association
American Tower
AmeriSourceBergen
AMTD
Analog Devices
Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board (APEDB)
Anglo American
Anglobal
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Animoca Brands
Antin Infrastructure Partners
Antora Energy
Antwerp Port Authority
Aparna Enterprises
APCO Worldwide
Apex-Brasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency)
APG Asset Management
Apis Partners Group (UK)
Apna
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise
Apollo Tyres
Appen
Apple
aPriori Technologies
Aramco
ArcelorMittal
Ariston Group
Armis
Arup Group
Asia World Group
Asistensi
ASO Corporation
Aster DM Healthcare
Astra
Astranis
AstraZeneca
Astroscale
ASUS
Augury
Aurec Capital Group
Aurobindo Pharma
AutoGrid Systems
Automatic Data Processing (ADP)
Automation Anywhere
Avanci
Avellino Labs
AVEVA Group
Avison Young
AXA
Axiom Space
Axis Bank
Axtria
Ayala
Aydem Enerji

Bacalia Group
Bahrain Economic Development Board
Bahrain Petroleum
Bain & Company
Bain Capital
Bajaj Group
Baker Hughes
Baker McKenzie
Bakrie & Brothers
Ball
Banco Bradesco
Banco BTG Pactual
Banco de los Trabajadores (BANTRAB)
Banco Nacional de Panamá (Banconal)
Banco Safra Brasil
Banco Santander
Bangchak
Bangkok Bank
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK)
Bank Julius Baer
Bank Leumi Le-Israel
Bank Lombard Odier & Co.
Bank Mandiri (Persero)
Bank of America
Bank of China
Bank of Industry
Bank of Qingdao
Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI)
Banque Saudi Fransi (BSF)
Barclays
BASF
Bayer
BBVA
BC Energy Investments
Beamery
BenevolentAI
BestPractice.AI
BetterUp
Beximco Group
Bharat Forge
Bharti Airtel
BHP Group
Bidvest Group
BigSpring
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Biofourmis
Biomet
Biotechnology Innovation Organization
Bitkub Capital Group Holdings
BlackRock
Blackstone Group
Blendhub
BlocPower
Bloomage International
Bloomberg
Blue Horizon International
BMO Financial Group
BNY Mellon
Boeing
BoodaiCorp
Boom Supersonic
BorgWarner
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
BP
BrainBox AI
Brand South Africa
BRANDi and Companies
Breakthrough Energy
Brex
Breyer Capital
Bridgewater Associates
Brightseed
Brightstar Capital Partners
Bristol Myers Squibb
Broadridge Financial Solutions
Brookfield Asset Management
Brunswick Group
BTS Group
Builder.ai
Byco Petroleum Pakistan
BYJU’S

C2FO
C3.ai
Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ)
Callsign
Candriam
Cantellus Group
Cantor Fitzgerald
Canvass AI
Canyon Partners
Capgemini
Caresyntax
Cargill
Cargolux Airlines International
Carlsberg Group
Carlyle
Carson Cumberbatch
CasperLabs
Celonis
CEMEX
CentralNic Group
Cepsa
CF Industries Holdings
CH. Karnchang Public Company Limited (CK)
Chainalysis
Check Point Software Technologies
Checkr
Chegg
Chengdu Xingcheng Investment Group
Chevron
Chi Forest (Beijing) Food Technology Group Co., Ltd.
Chiba Bank
China Bohai Bank
China Construction Bank
China Energy Investment
China Huaneng Group
China Merchants Group (CMG)
China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec Group)
China UnionPay
Chindata Group
Chip Mong Group
Circle Internet Financial
Cisco
Citi
CITIC Capital
CITIC Group
CJ
Clariant
Claroty
Claure Group
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
ClimatePartner
Cloudflare
CLS Bank International
Coca-Cola HBC
Coherent
Color
Commercial International Bank (CIB)
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Compagnie Financière Tradition
ComplyAdvantage
Condé Nast
Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC)
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL)
Contents Technologies
COPA-DATA
Coppel
Copper
Corficolombiana
Corporación América International
Coursera
Covestro
Covington & Burling
Cox Enterprises
Coyote Bioscience
CP Group
CPP Investments
Credit Suisse
Crescent Enterprises
Crescent Petroleum
Crisp
Crusoe
CTM360
CUJO AI
Culture Amp
CVC Capital Partners (Luxembourg)
CVS Health
CyberArk
CZD Holding

Dabur India
Daesung Group
Dairy Management
Daiwa Securities Group
Dalberg
Dalian Bingshan Group
Dalian Commodity Exchange
Dalian Pengsheng Group
Dalmia Bharat Group
DAMAC International
Damen Shipyards Group
Dana Gas
Danfoss
Daojia
Dar Group
Dassault Systèmes
Dataminr
DataProphet
DataRobot
DatVietVAC
Dawex
DCVC
Deepen
Degreed
Dell Technologies
Deloitte
Dentsu Group
Depository Trust and Clearing (DTCC)
Descon
Desktop Metal
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Post DHL Group
Development Bank of Japan (DBJ)
Development Bank of Southern Africa
DiManEx
Discovery
Diverse Manufacturing Supply Chain Alliance (DMSCA) Supplier Development Foundation
DNB
DNV
Dogan Group of Companies
Dorae
Dow
Dow Jones & Company
DP World
Dr Reddy’s
Dragos
Drax Group
DSV
DTEK
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority
Dufry

e&
Earli
Eastern Networks (EastNets)
EastGarden International Group
EastOne Group
Ecolab
Ecopetrol
Eczacıbaşı Holding
Edelman
Eden Global Partners
Edenred
EDGE
EDP – Energias de Portugal
Egon Zehnder International
Einride
Elang Mahkota Teknologi (Emtek)
Eletrobras
Elite Education Group
Ellipsis Health
Embibe
Employees Provident Fund (EPF)
Enel
Energy Impact Partners
EnergyVision
ENGIE Group
Engro Corporation
Eni
Enpal
EnQuest
Envision Group
EQT
Equinor
Ericsson
Essar Oil UK
eToro
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG)
Euroclear
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
European Investment Bank
EVage
Evermos
EVRYTHNG
ExecOnline
Exiger
Explorance
Export Credit Insurance Corporation of South Africa (ECIC)
Exxaro
ExxonMobil
EY
Ezaki Glico

Far East Holding Group
FEMSA
Ferd
Ferring Pharmaceuticals
Ferrovial
Fidelity International
FinAccel
First Abu Dhabi Bank
FirstRand
Flex
Flock Freight
Flottweg
Fluor
Fluxus
Foherb(Tianjin)Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd
FOMO Pay
Formlabs
Fortescue Metals Group
Fortinet
FountainVest Partners (Asia)
Foxconn Industrial Internet
Frontera Energy
Frontiers Media
FSN Capital Partners
FTI Consulting
Fubon Financial Holding
Fujitsu

G-P
Galp
Games24x7
Garrett Motion
Garrison
Gartner
GEA
Gecko Robotics
Geminicorp Recycling
General Atlantic Partners
Geox
GEP
Getinge Group
GHGSat
GIC
Ginkgo Bioworks
Giti Group
Glencore International
Gloat
Global Asset Capital
GLOBIS
Gloria
GMR Infrastructure
Godrej Industries
GoldenTree Asset Management
Goldman Sachs
Google
GoTo Group
Government of Flanders
Grab
Graphjet Technology
Grayscale Investments
Green Delta Insurance
Greenlabs
Greiner
Group ONE Holdings (ONE)
Grundfos
Grupo BAL
Grupo ISA
Grupo Mega
Grupo Salinas
GS Group
Guangzhishu Technology
Guangzhou Automobile Group
Guardant Health
Guggenheim Partners
Guidance (Govt. of Tamil Nadu)
Guild
Gulf International Bank (GIB)
Gulfstream Aerospace
Gunvor Group

H & M (Hennes & Mauritz)
H3C
Hackensack Meridian Health
Haier Group
Hanwha Group
HCC
HCL Tech
Heathrow Airport
Hedera
Heidrick & Struggles
HEINEKEN
Hellman & Friedman
Hengchang
Henkel
Henry Schein
Hepsiburada
Hero Group
Hess Corporation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hikma Pharmaceuticals
Hines
Hirotsu Bio Science
Hitachi
Holcim
Holman Enterprises
Hologic
Holtzbrinck Publishing Group
Honda Motor
Honeywell
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX)
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks (HKSTP)
Honoris United Universities
HowGood
HP
HP Trust
HSA Group
HSBC
HTC-VIA
Huawei Technologies
Hubert Burda Media
Hübner
Huma
Hunt Consolidated Energy
Hurb
Hydro
Hyliion
Hyosung Group
Hyundai Motor

Iberdrola
IBM
IDEO
IFFCO
Ihlas Holding
IHS Towers
Illumina
illycaffè
Imperial Logistics
Improbable
IN4.OS US
Inari
Indian Oil
Indigo Agriculture
Indika Energy
Indofood
Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN)
Indorama Ventures
Indus Group
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)
Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa
Infosys
Ingka Group (IKEA)
Inmarsat Global
INOX Group
Instacart
Integral Group
Intel
Intercorp
International Centre for Industrial Transformation
International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI)
Intesa Sanpaolo
Invesco
Invest Ottawa
Invest Saudi
Investcorp
Investec
IQM Quantum Computers
IQVIA
Iron Mountain Information Management
ispace
Itaú Unibanco
IVITA Group

J. Safra Group
Jabil Circuit Guangzhou
Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)
JBS
Jefferson Health
JERA
Jerónimo Martins
Jetex Flight Support
Jetline Group
JG Summit Holdings
JHSF
JLL
Joby Aviation
Johannesburg Stock Exchange
John Keells Holdings
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson Controls
Johnson Matthey
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JS Group
JSW Group
Jubilant Bhartia Group
Juffali and Brothers
JupiterOne

K Health
Kaiser Permanente
Kaizen Institute
Kale Holding
Kcap Holdings
Kearney
Keidanren (Japan Business Federation)
Kikkoman
King & Wood Mallesons
Kingdom Holding
KnowBe4
Koç Holding
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
KOIS
KONUX
Körber Digital
Korea Zinc
KPMG
KraneShares
Kudelski Group
Kuwait Industries
Kuwaiti Danish Dairy (KDD)

L’Oréal
Lab49
LanzaJet
LanzaTech
Lawson
Lazard
LeasePlan
LEK Consulting
LENOVO HK SERVICES LTD
LG Chem
LGT Group
Liberty Global
LightGuide
Limak Holding
LinkedIn
Lippo Group
Lloyds Banking Group
Lockheed Martin
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
Longi Green Energy Technology Co.
Lord, Abbett & Co.
Louis Dreyfus
Luksic Group
Lulu Group International
Luma Group
Lunit
LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton
LyondellBasell

Maekyung Media Group
Magic Leap
magniX
Mahindra Group
Majid Al Futtaim
Mammoth Biosciences
Manchester United
ManpowerGroup
Manulife
Mari Petroleum
Marriott International
Marsh McLennan
Martin Dow
Mastercard
Maven Clinic
Mayo Clinic
McDermott
McKinsey & Company
Medable
Medtronic
Mengniu Group
Merck
Mercuria Energy Group
Meridiam
Meridian
Meta
Microsoft
Midea Group
Midis Group
Mighty Buildings
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Chemical Group
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Mitsui & Co.
Mitsui Chemicals
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
Mizuho Financial Group
Mjalli Investment Group
MKS PAMP
Modern Meadow
Moderna
Moelis & Company
Mohammed Bin Salman Foundation (MiSK)
Monaco Economic Board
Monzo Bank
Morgan Lewis
Morgan Stanley
Mori Building Co.
Motive Partners
Mott MacDonald
Mozilla
MSD
MTN Group
MTR
Mubadala Investment Company
MUFG Bank
Multichoice
MultiGreen Properties
Mundys

Naftogaz of Ukraine
Nanban ESG Solutions
Nasdaq
Naspers
Natixis
Natura & Co
Naturgy
NavVis
NAX Group
NBCUniversal
NEAR Foundation
NEC
Nedbank Group
NEOM
Neste
Nestlé
Netguru
Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)
Neusoft
New York Times
newcleo
Newmont
Nexthink
Nielsen
Nikkei
Nishith Desai Associates
NN Group
Nomura Holdings
Noname Security
Noom
Nord Security
North Island
Novartis
Novo Nordisk Foundation
NR Instant Produce
NTPC
Nuclearelectrica
Nutrien
NV Investments
NYSE

OakNorth
Oando
Occidental
OCP Group
Oerlikon
Oisix ra daichi Inc.
Olayan Financing Company
Old Mutual
Oman Global Logistics Group (ASYAD)
OMERS
OMINVEST
OmniBot.ai
Omnicom Group
OMV
One Concern
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
Open Mineral
Open Society Foundations
OpenWeb
Optel Group
Orano
Organic and Beyond
Organon
Orkla
Ørsted
OTORIO
Our Next Energy (ONE)
Oyster

Pacific Invest (PIMCO)
PAG
Palantir Technologies
Palo Alto Networks
PALO IT Group
Panasonic Connect
Papaya Global
Pathfinder Group
PayPal
Paytm
Pegasystems
PensionDanmark
PepsiCo
Perfect World
Permira Advisers
Permodalan Nasional Berhard (PNB)
Perot Companies
Petroleo Brasileiro – PETROBRAS
PETRONAS (Petroliam Nasional)
Pfizer
PG&E
Pharco
Phongsavanh Group
Pictet Group
Pinheiro Neto Advogados
Pladis Foods
Planet Labs
Polygon
POSCO Holdings
Power Dekor Group
PPF
Procter & Gamble
ProGlove (Workaround)
project44
Prophesee
Prudential
Pryon
PSA International
PSP Investments
PTT
Publicis Groupe
Puravankara
Pure Harvest Smart Farms
PwC
Pymetrics
PZU

Q-CTRL
Qatar Development Bank
Qatar Financial Centre (QFC)
Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
Qatar Investment Authority
Qatar National Bank
QI Group
QIAGEN
Qualcomm
Quantstamp
Quexco
QuintessenceLabs
Quotient

Rabobank
Raisin
Rakuten Group
Ralph Lauren
Randon Companies
Randstad
RBC (Royal Bank of Canada)
Recruit Holdings
Redwing Labs
Reech Corporations
Reliance Industries
Remixpoint
RenaissanceRe
ReNew Power
Repsol
Rescale
Resilience
Responsible Cyber
retrain.ai
RGE
Ricardo
Ringier
Rio Tinto
Ripple
Risk Insights
RMZ
Robert Bosch
Robinhood
Roche
Rockwell Automation
ROHTO Pharmaceutical
Roland Berger
Royal Commission of AlUla
Royal DSM
Royal Philips
Royal Vopak
Ruder Finn
Russell Reynolds Associates
RWE

S&P Global
S4Capital
Sabanci Holding
Safe Security
Salesforce
Samuel Group
San Miguel
SandboxAQ
Sanofi
Sany Heavy Industry
SAP
Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden)
Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC)
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC)
Saudi Industrial Development Fund
Saudi National Bank (SNB)
Scale AI
Scan Global Logistics
Schneider Electric
Scopely
Sealed Air
SecurityScorecard
Sekunjalo Group
Sempra
SENSORO
Seplat Energy Plc
Septodont
Sequoia Capital
Serum Institute of India
ServiceNow
SES-imagotag
SettleMint
SG Holdings
Sharjah Investment and Development Authority – Shurooq
Shein
Shell
ShuKun
Siam Cement Group (SCG)
SICPA
Siemens
Siemens Energy
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Siemens Healthineers
Sight Machine
Signify
Silver Lake
Sincerity International Group
Singapore Economic Development Board
SingleStore
Sino Group
SITE
SIX Group
SK Group
Skillsoft
SkyBridge Capital
SkyCell
SkyNRG
SkyPower
SLB
SM Investments
SNC-Lavalin Group
SOCAR (State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic)
SolarEdge
Solugen
Solvay
Sompo Holdings
Sonae
Sony Group
Sourcemap
South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
Space Perspective
Spectrum Labs
Splunk
Spring Health
SpyCloud
Staffbase
Standard Bank Group
Standard Chartered Bank
State Bank of India
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
State Grid Corporation of China
State Oil Fund of the Republic of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ)
State Street
STC
Stellar Development Foundation
Stem
Stena
Stifel Financial
Stryker (Beijing) Healthcare Products
Suade
SUEZ
Sumitomo
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG)
Sun Finance Group
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries
Sunfire
Suntory Holdings
Suzano
Svante
SWIFT
Swing Mobility
Swiss Bank of Geneva (BCGE)
Swiss International Air Lines
Swiss Re
Swoop Aero
Syngenta Group
Sysco

TAE Technologies
Takeda Pharmaceutical
Tala
Tamer Group
Tata Consultancy Services
Tata Sons
TD Bank Group
Technogym
Teck Resources
Telefonica
Telenor Group
Teleperformance
Temasek
Temedica
Temenos
Tencent Holdings
Teneo
Thai Beverage
The Coca-Cola Company
The Estée Lauder Companies
The Investment Promotion Agency of Qatar (IPAQ)
The LEGO Brand Group
The Sandbox
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Tianjin Jinbin Development Co.
TikTok
Tillman Global Holdings
TIME
Titan Cement
Tokio Marine
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Topsoe
TotalEnergies
Toyota
TPG
Trade Republic
TradeAsia International
Tradeshift
Tradeteq
Trafigura
Trane Technologies
transcosmos
Transport Corporation of India
Tree Energy Solutions (TES-H2)
Trellix
Trip.com Group
TRM Labs
TTTech Auto
Tulip Interfaces
Turkey Wealth Fund
Turkish Employers Association of Metal Industries (MESS)
TÜV SÜD
TVS Group
Tyson Foods

U-Earth
Uber Technologies
UBS
Umicore
Underwriters Laboratories
Unico
UniCredit
Unilever
Uniphore
Unipol Gruppo
Unison Capital
Unitel
Univercells
UPL

Vale
VARO Energy
Vattenfall
VdA Legal Partners
Vedanta Resources
Velocity Global
Verisk Analytics
Verizon Communications
Verra
Versatile
Vertical Future
Vestas
VF Worldwide Holdings
Vibrant Energy
Vietcombank
Viking Global Investors
Vindex
Visa
Vista Equity Partners
Vital Capital Fund
Volkswagen Group
Volta Trucks
Volvo Group
Voyager Space
VRdirect
VSP Vision

Walmart
Watershed
Web 3.0 Technologies Foundation
Wellcome Trust
Wesfarmers
Western Digital
Western Union
Williams-Sonoma
Wingcopter
Wipro
Workday
World Fuel Services
WorldBridge
WorldQuant
Worley

Xenco Medical
Xendit
Xiaomi
Xylem

Yara International
Yield Guild Games (YGG)
Ÿnsect
Yoti
Yuexiu Enterprises

Zahid Group
Zapata Computing
Zenith Bank
ZeroAvia
ZF Group
Zhongguancun Development Group
Zoom
ZS
Zurich Insurance Group