https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/386378731

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https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/429310128
https://nypost.com/2023/06/03/lefty-investment-firms-doom-corporate-usa-bud-light/
>He said BlackRock, Vanguard, and another firm, State Street, manage about $20 trillion in capital and use their clout to promote agenda politics being pushed on them by progressive lawmakers overseeing government pension funds that the companies profit from.
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Anonymous 07/27/23(Thu)16:39:37 No.35412140▶>>35412145 >>35412304 >>35420183
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Back to business.
Earlier we talked about ESG scores and the social credit system being implemented, and the danger posed by digital currency. We didn't, however, dive too deep, though.
How many people do you think are aware of the existence of "BlackRock"?
You would think that an asset management company with assets exceeding over $10 trillion would be a household name. The sum of $10 trillion is more than Japan's GDP ($4.4 trillion) and Germany's GDP ($4.308 trillion) combined — the 3rd and 4th largest in the entire world. For a company that has significant shares in nearly every big corporation and media company, they're conspicuously unknown by most people. This is how they want it to be, too.
Make no mistake, ESG is a distraction, created by BlackRock, to deflect the economic disparity present in society, as well as their rapacious greed and exploitation.
They are using ESG to say, "Look how caring we are. We're solving the world's problems through forcing change!" Keyword here is force. Meanwhile, the one metric that never changes is the economic disparity between the rich and the poor. Do these changes help benefit you financially and help ease the financial burdens on your life? Is your quality of life going up, thanks to ESG being implemented?
No. It's objectively not happening. While they virtue signal the disparity grows.

Here's something many may not know: Covid-19 was one of the single largest instances of wealth redistribution in humanity's history. This isn't hyperbole either. Overall, the rich became exponentially wealthier and the poor became more impoverished than ever.

>"We're Living Through the Greatest Transfer of Wealth From the Middle Class to the Elites in History"
https://www.newsweek.com/were-living-through-greatest-transfer-wealth-middle-class-elites-history-opinion-1641614

BlackRock themselves, were chief among the beneficiaries. They decimate the planet and make ungodly amounts of money, but hey, can't you see how caring they are?
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Anonymous 07/27/23(Thu)16:40:53 No.35412145▶>>35412149
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When people complain about how corporations have "gone woke" they don't seem to understand that corporations do not have a choice.
Let me repeat that so that it sets in for those who haven't followed along, they do not have a choice in the matter.
Remember when I said that BlackRock owns a significant portion of nearly every corporation and media company? By aggressively buying up shares, that gives them control in these companies.
Occupy Wall Street scared the crap out of corporations and investment firms. The focus of corporations used to be how to best serve their customers, however, after OWS, that shifted. The focus became, "how can we appease activists, so they don't take our toys away."
Their answer? Make those activists fight amongst each other. Push tribalism at never before seen levels. Divide them politically more than ever. Prey on their insecurities. Then, offer the solution and pander to them. Keep them in a perpetual cycle to keep them distracted. Meanwhile, they won't notice the wealth disparity growing, or that they're still not gaining any equality financially.

So how do they force ESG, you may ask? BlackRock is an asset management firm. BlackRock themselves are not the ultimate owner of the shares it manages, however, it can vote using those shares on behalf of its clients. That tremendous voting power enables BlackRock to exert massive influence over corporate management and policy. Those corporations are themselves often behemoths, too. Since they're in an oligopoly, (meaning there is a small number of firms that control the market) this also further increases the power they wield.
Following so far?
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 Anonymous 07/27/23(Thu)16:42:01 No.35412149▶>>35412155
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This voting power allows BlackRock to add or remove people on on boards. In the Third Quarter of 2021 alone, BlackRock voted against re-electing 800 Directors.
Need another example? Remember when gas prices his all-time highs recently? That was BlackRock. They have significant control of shares in Exxon. At that time, Exxon had been planning to increase their oil production by 25% in the coming years, however, BlackRock placed three new board members into Exxon — who just so happened to support BlackRock's ESG plans — and instead of increasing production, they made Exxon reduce it by 20%.
That's how you paid the insane prices that you paid. Furthermore, if you have a investments, retirement, pension accounts, etc. they're literally using your money to do all of this.
Their power also allows them to use it by threatening to sell — or actually selling. Given how significant their shares typically are, this could be catastrophic for a business. It could cause other shareholders to sell, to remove board members, or in some cases even sue the business. It also puts the company at risk of being bought by a rival.
In essence, BlackRock is conducting corporate blackmail to push an agenda that serve certain interests.

They've also made it explicitly clear, they're not above forcing it.
Take note of the very clear audience plant meant to lavish praise and then spoon-feed this question:

◘ https://youtu.be/KwwN5kwjAtQ [Embed]

Hopefully people are getting a glimpse at the power they hold now?
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 Anonymous 07/27/23(Thu)16:43:36 No.35412155▶>>35413156 >>35414098 >>35428191
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Here's the funny part. There's a couple ways to show that corruption and greed intrinsic to BlackRock.
While BlackRock is pushing ESG in Western Society, they're also incredibly close with China.
We can justifiably surmise that ESG has an ulterior motive, since they've become extremely close with a country that participate in massive human rights abuses and who also outputs almost double the carbon footprint of the US. Those ESG rules that are applied in western countries don't apply when BlackRock works with China. They've also become the first foreign-owned company allowed to offer mutual funds and other investment products in China for consumers.

Many may wonder why it is that our politicians aren't stepping in and doing something about all of this madness. Naturally that's because BlackRock buys them, too.
Just a month ago, James O'Keefe, formerly of Project Veritas, released an undercover video, in which a BlackRock employee spilled the beans on how they participate in buying the politicians that people think represent them.

You can see that here:
https://youtu.be/vB95337GH4g [Embed]

I hope this has been helpful for some.


So far I've covered history, "conspiracies," psychology, information suppression, media, big tech, and more.
Now even went a bit deeper into BlackRock.
As a humble Ghost, my goal is to help just a little if I can.
We each deserve a better world, anons. We are all worth it.
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