Since BlackRock’s “Going Direct” reset was voted on August 22, 2019, BlackRock stock has outperformed the U.S. stock market by double.
By Corey Lynn
It’s very likely that only a small percentage of people even know who BlackRock is, despite the fact that it is the world’s largest asset management company with over $9 trillion in assets, is one of the top two shareholders of over 1,600 American firms, was involved in the clean-up of the 2008 financial meltdown, pulled off the biggest scandal in history with the Federal Reserve last year, and is changing the way banks and financial institutions monitor your money while creating a new climate scoring system as another way to control your funds. Their finger isn’t just on the pulse, it’s on the lever.
BlackRock was founded by Laurence (Larry) Fink in 1988 under the corporate umbrella of The Blackstone group, later split from Blackstone in 1994, and went public in 1999. If Larry Fink isn’t on your radar, you had better start paying attention. Familiarize yourself with what BlackRock is behind, what they’ve already done to negatively impact you and our economy, and what’s coming down the pike so you can stay ahead of it. Here are a few very important reads:
- Going Direct Reset Summary
- Financial Takeover & Your Bank Account
- Who Owns Big Pharma & Big Media?
- Larry Fink’s 2021 Letter to CEOs on Net Zero Commitments
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This guy isn’t even HUMAN…no spiritual essence present at all…pretty sure he accepted the invitation to lunch with Aliens…and they hacked his soul. He purports the Net Zero agenda is benevolent towards Humans…it’s really for the benefit of AI that is already replacing Humans in the workforce. Find your HUMAN Tribe…BlackRock’s agenda is Anti-Human…they don’t care about any of us…not one little bit!
How does the son of a shoe store owner become the owner of the most powerful investing firm in the country if not the planet….? There’s more to this story.
Great investigating once again Corey! Thank you!!
LF’s 2021 letter re: Net Zero Commitments seems to stress multiple times the need for data…I guess ‘data is the new oil’ and it brings to mind just how much more data could be available to his corp clients with a centralized monetary system and how this might be a huge motivator to them to implement such a system. Three quotes from the letter you posted above:
“Assessing sustainability risks requires that investors have access to consistent, high-quality, and material public information.”
“What matters is less the category we place these questions in, but the information we have to understand them and how they interact with each other.”
“Improved data and disclosures will help us better understand the deep interdependence between environmental and social issues.”
…ah, and all this will improve global central governance and control…right…we get you Larry…
Holy Sh$t. Sorry for the language, but this is outta control. Great job Corey! I need a glass of wine, maybe the entire bottle. ; )