According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, there are multiple trademarks and service marks registered or applied for by the Enron Corporation, including “ENRON. WE’RE BACK. ASK WHY.”; “ENRON CARES”; “ENRON THE WORLD’S LEADING COMPANY”; “I AM ENRON”; among others.

So who owns the Enron Corporation?

The answer is The College Company LLC, which is owned by known satirist Connor Gaydos. Gaydos is one-half of the brains behind the mock movement “Birds Aren’t Real" — a conspiracy theory parody that asserts birds are extinct and have been replaced by government drones. No, not the drones people are claiming to see in the skies above the mid-Atlantic, but U.S. government surveillance drones. Media reports assert Gaydos began the parody in 2017 with Peter McIndoe, but the pair claim the movement began decades earlier during the McCarthy era’s pursuit of Americans who held to far-leftist leanings.

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