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Pandemic as McKinsey plan

2020-04-16 17:14:33.924483+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

RT xingcat @xingcat

Since every McKinsey plan is "lay off 75% of your workforce and sell off the assets to rich people," I'd say the pandemic is already a McKinsey plan in action.

Quoting Carl Quintanilla @carlquintanilla

REUTERS: Cuomo hires @McKinsey "to develop a science-based plan for the safe economic reopening of the region that can thwart expected pressure from President Donald Trump to move more rapidly .."

https://www.reuters.com/articl...usa-governors-excl-idUSKCN21Y01V

Most amusing are the replies from outraged management consultants trying (unsuccessfully) to refute this assertion.

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