ST. JOHN’S, ANTIGUA — In a dramatic expose now filed in an Antigua court, entrepreneur Alkiviades Andrew David, commonly known as Alki David, has presented an affidavit that could reshape current understandings of power dynamics within elite circles. The document outlines a disturbing tale that intertwines familial betrayal with a vast conspiracy involving high-profile figures, espionage, and financial distortion, positioning itself as a significant threat to democratic values.
At its nucleus lies Dani Peretz, David’s brother-in-law, embroiled in allegations of fraud and manipulation that extend far beyond family quarrels. Peretz is currently wanted in Europe and is alleged to have siphoned $74 million USD from David’s family estate, allegedly in partnership with operatives linked to an Israeli intelligence-associated network. The sordid tactics described in David’s affidavit include not only theft but psychological warfare against family members, including strategic bomb scares and a campaign of emotional destabilization aimed at isolating Alki David and his relatives.
The David family, erstwhile owners of the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company, held substantial corporate clout—valued historically at around $10 billion USD—making them attractive targets for those wishing to exploit their resources and diminish their influence. This conspiracy isn't just about money; it's a calculated assault on family legacy and independence, with ramifications echoing across the Caribbean and into the global financial scene.
Alki David embarks on a harrowing journey, identifying a cadre of influential individuals, including media moguls and legal figures, who operate under a veil of prestige yet are alleged to engage in child exploitation and disinformation campaigns. He specifically calls out prominent attorney David Boies and media figure Daphne Barak as active participants in a shadow network that exacerbates the situation through legal intimidation and coercive tactics.
The affidavit further claims the cooperation of Hollywood figures and mafia connections, alleging that powerful interests have historically conspired to undermine dissenters, orchestrating a sophisticated media manipulation strategy. Notably, David references connections between this syndicate and other controversial figures, including associations tied to Jeffrey Epstein and his rumored networks.
The implications for democracy and personal safety are stark. David articulates a chilling warning that this elite collective sees individuals like President Donald Trump as threats to their agenda, hinting at the potential orchestration of lethal outcomes to eliminate opposition. Locally in Antigua, political tensions also rise as David implicates government executives of the United Progressive Party (UPP) in attempting to destabilize investment opportunities tied to the international network.
As Ms. David acknowledges the support of public figures such as Lady Victoria Hervey, he rallies for a broader awareness and vigilance against these orchestrated lies and manipulations. His plight represents the emerging narratives of whistleblowers fighting against systemic corruption, amplifying calls for transparency and accountability.
David asserts he is a victim of relentless psychological abuse and legal harassment, revealing that many others have fallen prey to similar tactics, including threats of institutionalization and surveillance. This pattern translates to a broader critique of the complicity of media and legal systems that can wield their power as tools of oppression.
The gravity of Alki David’s allegations compels stakeholders within Antigua and internationally to reconsider their stances on integrity, sovereignty, and the lengths to which individuals in power may go to maintain control. David's document serves both as a call to action and a cautionary tale of the personal and systemic repercussions that arise when justice is overshadowed by ambition and deceit.
As David’s story unfolds—a saga transcending borders and families, steeped in conspiracy and betrayal—the urgent need for action and acknowledgment from governing bodies has never been more apparent. "This is bigger than me," states David, summoning a collective response to safeguard justice and uphold the rights of those who have long been marginalized by powerful structures.
