In a stunning revelation, entrepreneur Alki David has shared a sworn affidavit that uncovers a transnational conspiracy, unraveling a tale of deception, financial theft, and global corruption. David claims his brother-in-law, Dani Peretz, has siphoned over $74 million from the family while allegedly aligning with a Mossad-connected network to wage psychological warfare against them. The David family's former financial clout, built around the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company, made them attractive targets for infiltration from powerful factions looking to disrupt their influence.
Central to the controversy are claims linking notable figures such as David Boies and Daphne Barak to an elaborate scheme aimed at suppressing whistleblowers and maintaining control over lucrative interests. With allegations involving mob connections, child exploitation, and covert operations, David accuses this network of employing psychological manipulation tactics to dismantle opposition, including threats against high-profile figures like former President Trump.
As the crisis unfolds, local politics in Antigua also face scrutiny, with claims of corruption infiltrating governmental bodies. David has garnered support from prominent activists, including Lady Victoria Hervey, highlighting a growing movement advocating for transparency and justice amid allegations of systemic abuse linked to major media conglomerates. His calls to action implore international stakeholders and law enforcement to investigate a network he describes as a “mafia-like structure” that has undermined justice for decades.
Reflecting on the dire stakes, David maintains that this fight is not just personal but a matter of global integrity and sovereignty against those who believe they can manipulate the world’s narratives for their gain.
Central to the controversy are claims linking notable figures such as David Boies and Daphne Barak to an elaborate scheme aimed at suppressing whistleblowers and maintaining control over lucrative interests. With allegations involving mob connections, child exploitation, and covert operations, David accuses this network of employing psychological manipulation tactics to dismantle opposition, including threats against high-profile figures like former President Trump.
As the crisis unfolds, local politics in Antigua also face scrutiny, with claims of corruption infiltrating governmental bodies. David has garnered support from prominent activists, including Lady Victoria Hervey, highlighting a growing movement advocating for transparency and justice amid allegations of systemic abuse linked to major media conglomerates. His calls to action implore international stakeholders and law enforcement to investigate a network he describes as a “mafia-like structure” that has undermined justice for decades.
Reflecting on the dire stakes, David maintains that this fight is not just personal but a matter of global integrity and sovereignty against those who believe they can manipulate the world’s narratives for their gain.
