What are some of the most powerful historical, no nation-bound

International jewry.

>>512733
>Could some of the modern companies/banks take enough power over the crucial aspects of a society to control it?
Absolutely. Look at the media.

>>513884
Nigga I wish. When shit hit the fan in 07 and 08 the Jewish cabal must have forgotten about me because I nor my family got anything out of it

>>513884
>>514643
2bh, the only international jewry that exists are the highest up banker fags

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>>512733
The Fourth Estate

>>512733
transnational corporations

they don't give a flying fuck about nationality, much less people

>>512733
The masonic P2 lodge was extremely powerful for a bit.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_Due

>>512733
Banks (Banking families ran city states and such)
Merchant leagues such as the VoC, East India company and the Hansa league.

A company like the VoC had an income that rivaled many states and could actually declare war and make peace like a sovereign state.

The "Illuminati" will always be an interesting myth.
Whenever I actually go in that direction and read about it, it becomes more and more obvious how the entire 20th century was orchestrated by like what, 10 families, less? That's also neither false information nor it is unbelieveable, there were always top dogs. But I don't necessarily believe they function since the early Middle Ages and that they are a cult.

Seems like things are the most complicated on our (citizens) level and a bit up there, but at the extreme top of the game there are just few.

https://stopsyjonizmowi.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/bilderberg.jpg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilderberg_Group

That's some pretty scary shit right there.

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>>514749
>Capitalism thrives from competition

>>514816
Not really global, though. Just a subset of the mafia in Italy.

>>514988
As opposed to socialism where a single entity has a monopoly over everything.

>>514988
internal brands compete with each other, it is kind of like crusader king 2 when your vassals start fighting each other over something

>>516214
you don't know what socialism means, do you?

you definitely think you do

>>516230
>my special snowflake version of socialism has never been tried

Really getting tired of this horseshit.

>>516245
I'm not even a socialist. You just clearly don't know what socialism is if you think it means "hurr durr da guvment does all the business!!"

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The Fugger's were a banking family from Augsburg that controled large parts of European economy and had heaps of political influence. For example they funded Charles V. bid for Holy Roman Emperor, had an almost monopoly on copper, etc.

Fun fact:
Oldest social housing in the world still in use is the Fuggerei in Augsburg. People live there in the same circumstances and for the same price since 1516, which is prayers for Jakob Fugger.
This is paid for by a charity trust that was founded by Fugger and is carefully managed for almost 500 years now.

>>516347
fugg

>>516347
And here I thought Fuggerstrasse was just a funny name.

>>516354
Learn the history of your country mate

>>514899
>pic

It's not that suprising that cross referencing 150 influential people leads to so many connections.
It's just a numbers game, just like how, statistically, we're all related to everyone if you look back 1000 years, the 6 degrees of separation and so on...