Flatiron Books has done book deals for Joe Biden, James Comey, Oprah Winfrey and many others. Their history leads to a company which agreed to block access to hundreds of articles on it's Chinese site about Elites!
Now look Who had their fingers into Macmillan early and don't forget. ..he was born under a different name in a place that became known as modern dayUkraine!
Joined the Czechoslovak Army in exile in World War II and was decorated after active service in the British Army.
Covered not too long ago Pearson Publishing, the Resignation and ties not only to Obama with Pearson, but also to the Biden's, Hillary, Chelsea and many other Democrats. They are also connected to Disney through Penguin.
Don't forget what Pearson was prior to being a publisher. ..
Founding and Important history, connections, tunnels?
founded by Samuel Pearson in 1844 as a building and engineering concern operating in Yorkshire. There's more but I won't reiterate for those who already skimmed or read the following article,
What I'm getting at is. ..President Trump Always says follow the money. . .Well, Pearson and Flatiron remind me of Robert Maxwell's publishing Empire seeped in the fact that **What was Really going on behind the scenes or "what lies beneath" if you will. ..was seeped in his passing his Empire off as publishing scientists. When you read the FBI vault and evidence on him, it becomes clear, the Publishing Co was a front for something far more sinister.
Shouldn't we be asking ourselves what is up with Pearson and now let's take a look at Flatiron who Also has it's hands in a Great Deal of industry!
Here is a new division of another publishing company called Flatiron,
Before we get into All of the Connections with People and Industry all over the MAP, let's first look at who they claim to be. Then think of Who all is connected to Disney and who Walt Disney was connected to (Hollywood, Magic Wood of the Holly Tree) and Who furthered him (Stanford Research Arm).
Don't forget Ghislaine's connections to Disney. . .will drop connector articles in Sources below. Ghislaine's Father's connections to "Science" which was what he started publishing (Scientists from Russia and around the world. . .Russian Collusion Indeed!). Epstein's connections to Disney as their Cruise line made a stop at his island for snorkeling. All verifiable just go look it up! #ResearchYourself, #TrustYourself
On their Own page. . .
They do appear to publish all Dem leaning books,
Interesting, they are located in New York just as a certain health company is,
Also interesting because Bill Gates is connected to Epstein as pointed out earlier,
Lots of methods for covering funds,
You can tell this is Globalist and who is Pushing Their outcomes by where their graduates get jobs, take a look!
Their flatiron schools are also in DC and London. That's useful for the globalists!
Apparently they were operating without a license! This from Technical dot Ly .
No problem, now they're in the District. ..Washington D.C that is!
Our sister site Technical.ly Brooklyn reported that the coding school was planning expansion following its acquisition by coworking company WeWork. It also reported that the Flatiron School reached a $375,000 settlement with the New York Attorney General’s office in the weeks before the deal was announced for operating without a license and making misleading employment and salary claims about its graduates. The company has since obtained a license, and the settlement is funding restitution to alums who file complaints with the New York AG’s office.
At one time, WeWork had more than 5,000 employees in over 280 locations, spread across 86 cities in 32 countries. In January 2019, the firm announced it would be rebranding to The We Company, and its valuation was stated as $47 billion. The Wall Street Journal noted that upon the release of its public prospectus in August 2019, the company was "besieged with criticism over its governance, business model, and ability to turn a profit." WeWork lost over $2 billion in 2018.
From New York Daily News, the concept seems like a good one, so What's Up?
Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey didn't know they were starting a small revolution when in May 2008 they turned a single floor of a DUMBO warehouse into an eco-friendly co-workspace called Green Desk. But in three years, they've amassed a physical and virtual work neighborhood that will soon be 1,600 people across 600 companies.
After broadening the concept and renting out 100-plus spaces from $350 to $2,400 per month, they sold Green Desk to their partner, who owned the building, one year after opening. They immediately reinvested the seven-figure profit into their new venture, WeWork.
Design, though, is key to WeWork's success. McKelvey worked hard to stay away from a corporate feel. He didn't want cubicles, and he wanted each floor to look different. The answer is a glass-based system with black anodized aluminum connectors that have open space at the raw ceilings. The result is workspaces where industrialism meets efficiency at low cost, and creativity meets style.
In an article from the Washnton Post titled,
Adam Neumann’s chaotic energy built WeWork. Now it might cost him his job as CEO
WeWork (recently rebranded as the We Co.) was forced to postpone its hotly anticipated initial public offering after filings last week showed billions in losses and potential conflicts of interest for Adam Neumann, its controversial and charismatic chief executive. Although his unconventional leadership style helped propel the company to a $47 billion valuation, it could cost him his spot at the company’s helm.
The prospectus, which showed WeWork had blown through more than $2 billion in 2018, cast serious doubts on the company’s business model, profitability and stability. Now a group of board members tied to SoftBank, the Japanese tech giant and WeWork’s biggest investor, wants Neumann out as chief executive because they have lost faith in his leadership, according to multiple media reports.
According to the Wall Street Journal, board members could meet as soon as this week. They want Neumann to drop the chief executive mantle and become non-executive chairman, which would give him a role at the company he built while bringing in new leadership to push through the IPO.
Right here. ..I see a. Bezos from Amazon tie in as Bezos in his valedictorian speech wants to build Roller Coasters for us in space! I'll drop a link in sources so you can check out Bezos Very Interesting history and background for yourself. Then ask. ..who is Really funding Neumann?
But Neumann’s life is intrinsically intertwined with WeWork’s business. He has the majority of voting rights and could fire the company’s entire board if he wanted. He has borrowed hundreds of millions against his stock holdings and holds stakes in multiple companies that own properties leased to WeWork, prompting allegations of self-dealing that are worrisome to investors. Neumann was even paid nearly $6 million by WeWork for the trademark rights to the word “We” during the company’s rebranding. (He later paid the money back, the company said in an updated filing.)
“Adam” appears in the prospectus 169 times.
Neumann is described in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings. “Given his deep involvement in all aspects of the growth of our company, Adam’s personal dealings have evolved across a number of direct and indirect transactions and relationships with the Company.”
That's interesting considering this concerning a United States Auto company the Bidens were involved in helping a Chinese company directly tied to the Chinese government and involved a military application purchase!
This was the Biden's Kerry's and China co. they all started together as MSM Never bats an eye and Refuses to report to the general public!
As found in research on Biden's deals in China for
AVIC is a major military contractor in China. It operates “under the direct control of the State Council” and produces a wide array of fighter and bomber aircraft, transports, and drones — primarily designed to compete with the United States.
Does That not seem like a Conflict of Interest to anyone?
See how they Always have people in the Right Places of their Vast Web or network to run cover and give them access? . This woman is connected to an investment firm Epstein Worked for!
See the evidence and proof here,
https://steemit.com/bidencorruption/@artistiquejewels/mind-blowing-corruption-by-elitists-who-furthered-their-children-s-careers-all-while-making-foreign-government-deals-and-a
Now, back to David Neumann,
The Israeli-born Neumann moved to the United States in 2001 after a stint in the Israeli navy and studied business at Baruch College in New York City. His last business venture before founding WeWork was a failed baby clothes company called Krawlers that made pants with kneepads for cushier crawling. In 2008, Neumann teamed up with an architect, Miguel McKelvey, to lease vacant space in the building they worked in and turn it into a hip, eco-friendly co-working space. The business grew into WeWork, which has pegged its brand to the notion that work is the axis of life.
WeWork is now the biggest private tenant in Manhattan and has hundreds of offices in more than 30 countries. Since its founding, it has raised more than $12 billion but has never turned a profit.
As said before. . .fingers in Everything you can think of from Real estate, to health, to investors, software, book deals, publishing, education and here it is a global company. That seems rather helpful doesn't it?
Remember who else had a publishing company with global reach and operated under the guise of publishing Russian Scientists for some time? Then what happened? Who was he connected to? Who was his daughter connected to? Think Robert Maxwell and Ghislaine Maxwell.
For more info see,
Robert Maxwell. ..that was not his name he was born with. ..in a place that later became known as the Ukraine!
Or you can listen to a report here while doing chores,
Epstein's girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell her org Terra Mar and association with Milk Studios
Sources,
Lays some Key points out in a fairly Quick manner and set to Awesome music! Under 7 min.
