Movie style super-villains/criminal masterminds?

Subject: Movie style super-villains/criminal masterminds?
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obi_jon 14.09.23 - 02:47pm
We all know the fictional bad guys such as Dr No, Goldfinger, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Scaramanga and various others in the James Bond films, Sherlock Holmes' arch-nemesis Professor Moriarty, or Lex Luthor from the Superman movies, the list goes on and on.

So, do we think there are any real ones? I mean apart from certain politicians of course, so just for this topic let's leave them out of it. * +

obi_jon 14.09.23 - 02:53pm
Rupert Murdoch, for obvious reasons. * +

obi_jon 14.09.23 - 03:30pm
Elon Musk for sure, what with his Moonraker-esque space rockets, holding private talks with Putin and it appears personally intervening to halt an active attack by Ukrainian forces using unmanned boat-drones on Russia's Black Sea naval fleet at Sevastopol by having Starlink internet coverage turned off around that area.

Ukrainians involved in the attack reported losing coverage suddenly on route to their target at a distance of 100km, rendering the controls and navigation/targeting systems of the drones inoperative and forcing the mission to be abandoned. * +

shadow27 14.09.23 - 03:41pm
It will be someone we have never heard of.. a faceless bureaucrat in some biotech company.

Easy to do things with CRISPR tech.. imagine creating some new insect, a huge spiderwasp that injects people with larvae that use them as hosts. Something fu*ked up like that. Any year now. * +

obi_jon 14.09.23 - 03:44pm
Jeff Bezos. * +

tranie 14.09.23 - 05:25pm
Tony Blair and George W Bush should be pretty high up the list * +

ogdenz 15.09.23 - 12:46am
Alex Jones. * +

twitoris 15.09.23 - 07:01am

@ obi_jon - 14.09.23 - 03:30pm
Elon Musk for sure, what with his Moonraker-esque space rockets, holding private talks with Putin and it appears personally intervening to halt an active attack by Ukrainian forces using unmanned boat-drones on Russia's Black Sea naval fleet at Sevastopol by having Starlink internet coverage turned off around that area.

Ukrainians involved in the attack reported losing coverage suddenly on route to their target at a distance of 100km, rendering the controls and navigation/targeting systems of the drones inoperative and forcing the mission to be abandoned.