We possess the power to initiate positive changes in nearly every aspect of our lives

As a society, we have become increasingly reliant on the opinions of others, particularly those spread through social media platforms, television, and various forms of mass media. This reliance has transformed the way we perceive ourselves and our surroundings, often leading us to adopt a passive stance where we accept the stories presented to us without critical thought.

We find ourselves being led around like sheep, following trends dictated by those in power rather than following our own paths based on informed decisions and personal convictions.

Social media and television have a significant impact, molding our beliefs and values. These channels are inundated with profit-oriented propaganda designed to influence our thoughts and actions, benefiting corporations and individuals who value financial profit over the welfare of the public.

Unfortunately, many of us fail to realize that we possess the power to initiate positive changes in nearly every aspect of our lives. We have the ability to question the status quo, challenge misleading narratives, and advocate for a society that reflects our true needs.

The so-called elite, often characterized by their wealth and social standing, operate under the misguided belief that their financial resources grant them the right to dictate our lives and decisions. They manipulate public opinion and exploit our vulnerabilities, treating us as mere pawns in their grand game of profit maximization. This dynamic furthers a cycle of exploitation, where the voices of the many are drowned out by the interests of the few. It is crucial for us, as a collective, to awaken to the reality that we are being taken advantage of, and to recognize the extent to which we have been conditioned to accept this treatment without resistance.

Who are the individuals or corporations that influence nearly every aspect of our lives, allowing us to exist in their world? It's the billionaires who are profiting immensely, laughing at our naivety as they continue to accumulate wealth due to the biggest crime of the century. It's the wealthy elite we should be focusing on, by impacting their financial interests. By simply stopping unnecessary purchases, we could significantly affect their wealth. For example, Target ended its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) program due to political pressure and anticipated Trump administration policies, resulting in a 57% drop in their stock value.

These are the ones hidden behind secure walls, inaccessible to ordinary people. However, we are aware of some of them and their actions. They are the ones who contributed millions to Trump's campaign and his inauguration. On their websites, they present themselves as polished and environmentally conscious, claiming to work for the people and the planet. Howver, if this is true, why do they support Trump and his agenda, including the "Big Beautiful Bill," which opposes climate change initiatives and anything to benefit positive causes for the people?

Below is a "PARTIAL" list of "Trump's Best Friends," who have donated millions either to trumps campaign or his inaugural party. You may recognize many of them by name and even use their products or services daily. Others might be unfamiliar, so you should search for them online. You'll discover what they do, what they offer, and why they support him. They didn't donate millions to a corrupt, convicted felon without expecting something in return.

So when you purchase something from these trump supporters you're supporting a convicted felon, a rapist, a pedophile and his evil criminal, demented agenda.

• Elon Musk: $290 million

• Timothy Mellon: $150 million

• Adelson Clinic for Drug Abuse Treatment & Research: $106 million

• Linda McMahon of WWE: $16 million

• Hendricks Holding Co: $15 million

• Bigelow Aerospace: $14.1 million

• Laura & Issac Perlmutter Foundation: 12.4 million

• ABC Supply: $11 million

• Cantor Fitzgerald: $11 million

• Uline: $10 million

• Pratt Industries: $10 million

• British American Tobacco: $10 million

• Southern Waste Systems: $9 million

• Elliott Management: $7 million

• Andreesseen Horowitz: $7 million

• Viotl Inc: $6 million

• Timothy Dunn of CrownQuest: $5 million

• Jeff Sprecher of Intercontinental Exchange and Kelly Loeffler: $4.9 million

• Phil Ruffin, a business partner of Trump's: $3.3 million

• Jimmy John Liautaud of Jimmy John's: $3.1 million

• Geoffrey Palmer: $3 million

• Bernard Marcus, former CEO of Home Depot: $2.7 million

• Robert Johnson, owner of New York Jets: $2.7 million

• Winklevoss twins: $2.6 million

• Kenny Troutt of Excel Communications: $2.2 million

• George Bishop of GeoSouthern Energy: $2 million

• J. Joe Ricketts of TD Ameritrade: $2 million

• Chevron: $2 million

• Robinhood Markets: $2 million

• Andrew Beal of Beal Bank: $1.8 million

• Don Ahern of Xtreme Manufacturing: $1.1 million

• Roger Penske of Penske Corporation: $1.1 million

• Steve Wynn Las Vegas Casinos: The Mirage, Bellagio $1.1 million

• Richard Kurtz of The Kamson Corporation: $1.1 million

• Antonio Gracias of Valor Equity Partners: $1 million

• Douglas Leone of Sequoia Capital: $1 million

• OpenAI: $1 million

• ExxonMobil: $1 million

• Amazon: $1 million

• Meta: $1 million

• Uber: $1 million

• Boeing: $1 million

• Qualcomm: $1 million

• Coinbase: $1 million

• Kraken: $1 million

• Galaxy Digital Holdings: $1 million

• Crypto.com: $1 million

• Paradigm Operations: $1 million

• Goldman Sachs: $1 million

• Altria: $1 million

• Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America: $1 million

• Bayer: $1 million

• Johnson & Johnson: $1 million

• National Association of Manufacturers: $1 million

• AT&T: $1 million

• Comcast: $1 million

• Verizon: $1 million

• Carrier: $1 million

• Intuit: $1 million

• Coupang: $1 million

• GE Vernova: $500,000

• QCells: $500,000

• Ericsson: $500,000

• CoreCivic: $500,000

• GEO Group: $500,000

• Abbott Laboratories: $500,000

• PayPal: $250,000

• HCA Healthcare: $250,000

• Oklo Inc: $250,000

• Coca Cola: $250,000

• American Beverage Association: $250,000

• Syngenta: $250,000

• International Flavors & Fragrances: $250,000

• Elevance Health: $150,000

• American Clean Power Association: $100,000

• Instacart: $100,000

• Airbnb: $100,000

• Socure: $100,000

• Barnes & Thornburg LLP: $100,000

Read some of the hypocritical statements on why they contributed to the Trump campaign or his inaugural party in TIME Magazine

So what's in Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"?

• $5 trillion in tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the rich and burden the poor

• $800 billion in cuts to health programs, including Medicaid

• New and expanded work requirements for SNAP

• $46.5 billion for more construction on the border wall with Mexico

• Over $6 billion more for Customs and Border Patrol, plus additional funds for ICE

• $150 billion in extra funding for the Defense Department

• An overhaul of the student loans policy that reduces choices and assistance for borrowers

• Repealing or phasing out clean energy tax credits

• Allow drilling, mining, and logging on public lands

  
  
  
  

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