In a bold legal move, Alki David has brought a vast lawsuit against powerful organizations and individuals, claiming extensive damages and malicious conduct spanning multiple years.
Alki David Launches $10 Billion Legal Battle Against Global Elites
Alki David Launches $10 Billion Legal Battle Against Global Elites
Entrepreneur accuses a syndicate of orchestrating a campaign to sabotage his business and tarnish his reputation.
St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda — Alki David, a noted entrepreneur and philanthropist, has initiated a major legal case, launching a staggering $10 billion lawsuit in the High Court of Justice of Antigua and Barbuda. The lawsuit is directed at a wide array of influential global figures, including corporations and intelligence operatives, alleging a complex scheme of racketeering, defamation, cyberterrorism, and economic sabotage aimed at damaging his business interests within Antigua and Barbuda.
The Statement of Claim highlights the existence of a formidable syndicate, publicly known as “The MEGA Group,” allegedly engaged in coordinated efforts to dismantle David's reputation and disrupt his business engagements. This group purportedly comprises high-ranking individuals from major corporations, including Comcast, Sony, and Warner Music Group, alongside prominent legal figures such as Gloria Allred and David Boies.
A crucial aspect of the lawsuit centers on claims that this alleged network sought to undermine Antigua’s judicial integrity, notably during the highly publicized “Alpha Nero” yacht litigation. Prime Minister Gaston Browne has publicly condemned efforts to destabilize the country’s sovereignty through calculated legal maneuvers.
The court document provides a timeline detailing David’s adversities from 2022 through 2025, alleging he was subjected to fraudulent lawsuits, defamation campaigns, and infiltration of his businesses by individuals masquerading as allies. Accusations of extortion and theft of sensitive information are made against various figures associated with the scheme, including allegations of involvement from high-profile investors.
In terms of damages, the lawsuit claims losses surpassing $10 billion, resulting from contracts lost, goodwill obliterated, and emotional distress. Alarmingly, the lawsuit mentions several whistleblowers connected to David who revealed critical information but have purportedly died under mysterious conditions.
David is seeking a formal acknowledgment of conspiracy, an injunction to halt further defamatory actions, and total compensation for the damages endured. His case represents one of the most extensive conspiracy lawsuits recorded, showcasing the interface of corporate interests, political maneuvers, and media influence across different territories.
Currently filed pro se by David himself, the case is poised for responses from the listed defendants and holds potential to uncover long-standing issues of global corruption and its effects on national sovereignty in the legal arena.
