◼ The receipts
Dossiers
Each dossier documents the public-record offenses of one billionaire: court verdicts, SEC settlements, NLRB rulings, OSHA violations, regulatory actions — with primary citations. More land as research closes.
Mark Zuckerberg
Founder and CEO, Meta Platforms (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp).
$5B FTC fine for violating his own consent decree. Myanmar genocide: Facebook "played a determining role." Knew Instagram harmed teen girls — chose engagement over safety. $1.4B biometric data settlement. €1.2B EU fine.
6
violations
~$213 billion (Forbes, May 2026)
Jeff Bezos
Founder, Amazon. Wealthiest person in the world through most of the 2010s.
Tip theft. 240+ NLRB charges. Injury rates 2× industry average — by design. FTC antitrust monopoly suit. Paid 1.1% taxes on $127B in wealth growth.
7
violations
~$215 billion (Forbes, May 2026)
Elon Musk
CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, X Corp. Wealthiest person alive.
Securities fraud. Illegal union busting. Racial harassment. Ongoing DOJ criminal probe.
7
violations
$788 billion (Forbes, May 2026)
The Sackler Family
Owners of Purdue Pharma. Makers of OxyContin.
Two federal guilty pleas. $10.7B extracted before bankruptcy. ~500,000 Americans dead. Zero family members criminally charged.
6
violations
Est. $11–14 billion (Forbes; reduced by settlements)
Boeing Leadership (Muilenburg / Calhoun)
CEOs of Boeing during the 737 MAX disasters and their aftermath.
346 killed in two preventable crashes. $43B in stock buybacks while safety was cut. DOJ deferred prosecution agreement — then breached. Two whistleblowers dead.
9
violations
Combined exit packages: ~$95M (Muilenburg $62M, Calhoun $33M)
Gilead Sciences
Pharmaceutical corporation. Manufacturers of Sovaldi and Harvoni — the hepatitis C cure.
Acquired the hepatitis C cure for $11B. Priced it at $1,000/pill in the US — $4.29/pill in India. Senate investigation found pricing driven by revenue, not R&D. States rationed the drug. People died. Nothing was illegal.
6
violations
Market cap: ~$80 billion (2026); peak ~$150 billion (2015)
The Neoreactionary Network
Peter Thiel (Palantir), Curtis Yarvin (Dark Enlightenment), Balaji Srinivasan (Network State).
Thiel published "I no longer believe freedom and democracy are compatible." Yarvin attended Trump's inaugural as guest of honor. Srinivasan called for journalist harassment. Together: $25M+ to install Thiel-network politicians, Palantir surveillance at $970M/year, ideology in the White House.
7
violations
Thiel ~$9B; combined network: ~$15B+
Charles Koch
Chairman and CEO, Koch Industries. Principal architect of the dark money political network.
312 oil spills. Two teenagers killed by a Koch pipeline. 97-count federal benzene indictment. $900M pledged for a single election cycle. 411 lawmakers signed the no-climate-tax pledge. The US has never passed a climate bill.
6
violations
~$57 billion (Forbes, May 2026)
More dossiers in progress: Murdoch, Waltons. Research also underway: opioid crisis structural causes, defense contractor revolving door.