The Unveiling of NEO: A New Economic Order Amidst Scrutiny of Power

Sat Dec 20 2025 09:01:46 GMT+0200 (Eastern European Standard Time)

The Unveiling of NEO: A New Economic Order Amidst Scrutiny of Power

On January 16, a pivotal moment occurs as the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court opens the record on systemic issues brewing within major corporate infrastructures, particularly Oracle, under the stewardship of Larry and David Ellison. The NEO initiative proposes a paradigm shift towards accountability, transparency, and reform.

As the countdown to January 16 begins, the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court prepares to reveal court records that could transform the economic landscape. The New Economic Order (NEO) emerges as a beacon for transparency and accountability amidst allegations against Oracle’s influence and inherited systemic power from Larry Ellison and his son, David. The movement aims to challenge an era of moral irresponsibility within corporate frameworks and foster a future centered on truth and dignity.

WATCH LIVE COURT ORDER

January 16 · St. John’s, Antigua & Barbuda · 9:00 AM AST

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Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Justice · Public Access

The era of extraction, suppression, and war-by-design ends here.

NEO replaces profit without consequence with truth, dignity, and care.

The lights are on. The record is open. Love becomes governance.

THE ELLISON SYSTEM

How Larry Ellison Built the Invisible Infrastructure of Power — and How His Son Inherited a Culture Now Exposed

PART I — INFRASTRUCTURE, NOT CELEBRITY

Larry Ellison did not build power through headlines. He built it through infrastructure.

Oracle does not merely sell databases. It underwrites how modern governments, corporations, media companies, and courts store, classify, retrieve, and weaponize information. It sits beneath compliance systems, discovery pipelines, ad-tech analytics, content moderation engines, and state-adjacent IT.

This is not conjecture. It is architecture. And architecture shapes outcomes long before journalists, judges, or voters ever see the surface.