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Microsoft Has Infiltrated Authorities and/or Their Consultation Processes

"Entryism" is an understatement

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Summary: In the European Union, the United States and just about everywhere else in the world one can find Microsoft officials replacing public officials, as if the decision-making too has been outsourced to the "Good Folks" from Microsoft

"Here in Portugal the head of Marketing for Microsoft will be leading the EU-sponsored Digital Transition plan on a newly created temporary mission structure," one person told me this week, pointing to this article in Portuguese with the hashtags #heyHi and #clowncomputing (we seem to have spread those).



"They're pretending to be some sort of force for good holding together the economy when in fact the exact opposite is true."Only yesterday we pointed out the event in Munich that's held in Microsoft's headquarters while Microsoft bribes officials in Munich (it's bribing officials everywhere). It's the home of the EPO and Microsoft controls the events about patents there. It's a familiar pattern and the Indian corporate media has also just published this garbage entitled "Microsoft, LinkedIn to train 25 million unemployed workers this year for in-demand jobs" ("s/train/indoctrinate/" as our source told us about this link). They're pretending to be some sort of force for good holding together the economy when in fact the exact opposite is true.

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