Charlamagne Tha God & His Bridger Capital "Illuminati" Connections

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Piff Perkins

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Either way he's fukked for bringing attention to it.

Plus remember CTG took pictures, which means his phone was not confiscated or anything. My bet is that he was doing research into investment firms to prep for the interview and got a call from them. I'm gonna assume The Breakfast Club goes through a process in which they reach out to potential guests, set up parameters, etc and this process could take a couple weeks. So somewhere in that process CTG got the call about the firm, set up a meeting, etc.

Whoever did this didn't want the story to get out, hence why I think it was a young investment guy there who knows Martin. I bet he assumed Martin would see the CTG IG posts and be shook during the interview but not say anything. He expected Martin to bring it up off air. Instead CTG brought it up randomly and Martin was immediately stunned.

CTG is basically a patsy here. Imagine if he didn't say shyt. Martin's E-Trade account dropped 40mil today, mere days after the interview. If CTG had brought this up off air Martin would basically be somewhere putting 2 and 2 together, thinking someone is fukking him and believing the firm had something to do with it. In reality it's probably someone at the firm who knew Martin's worth was about to plummet and wanted to punk him (i.e. make him think the firm had something to do with it).
 

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Fund Name: Bridger Management
Manager:Roberto Mignone
Portfolio Value: $1,466,169,000

almost 70% healthcare

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www.insidermonkey.com/hedge-fund/bridger+management/10/#Qh0KJylDZh3OqvBJ.99

Yeah I just saw this on another site :lupe: http://www.nasdaq.com/quotes/institutional-portfolio/bridger-management-llc-98039

They're mostly involved in healthcare... wtf?

This gives weight to @Piff Perkins theory that they wanted to talk about Martin

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Billion dollar Khazars who got centuries old slave money aren't corrupt brehs
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Well at first I thought exactly the same; he fukked up and might have pissed off people in high places.

But really, if they didn't want him to mention them at all, surely they would have given him very explicit instructions. Surely these are very shrewd and cautious people, there would have been some sort of debriefing on do's and don'ts. Hell, if they were really suspicious about Charlamagne's discretion they wouldn't even invite him into the place. Not only that, they even allowed him to take pictures and all. So I don't think he went overboard, they probably told him it was acceptable as long as he does not divulge to much information. Also, Charlamagne is not an idiot, he's a street savvy dude, he knows what to say and what not.

I also suspect that we're reading to much into this story. Charlamagne probably went there for a very simple reason and has actually little to do with the company, so he probably really know nothing that would compromise them. All of this is conjecture, of course.

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More I think about it I'm leaning towards this too. They probably requested to meet with Charlamagne. He not dumb. He didn't say too much but Martin's reaction and the stuff he started talking about right after made it :lupe:. First thing he said was "that's some illuminati". That really caught dude off guard. Charlamagne threw Martin the bait and he took it :wow::wow:
 

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Nah breh. Nah. Think about it like this. Peyton Manning is very popular, makes a lot of money, has connections and invests. Peyton Manning is not at the level of being a client for this firm. We're talking about clients with hundreds of millions of dollars and industry connections..

It's a small fund though breh... They only manage 2 billion

And they have max 50 employees

And they mostly invest in public companies

So not a lot of money, not a lot of secret investments, but there's still something special about them :jbhmm: they probably are very strategic and affect companies by taking positions...
 
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