Blackrock/World Economic Forum
What does the Mayor of a college town in the U.S. have in common with the President of France? The daughter of an American political family & Norwegian Royalty? Crenshaw & a Chinese Science Minister? Supposed Grassroots Tulsi and a young Kennedy?
How are they being used to participate in a global reset? And why are they all participating in a 5 year development program designed to place individuals into positions of power all across the world to drive the 4th industrial revolution?
Well lets peel some layers back and see just what is behind some of the “4th industrial revolution” and where it takes us as a world.
"The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world" weforum.org/focus/the-grea…
If a group can shift global net worth into their own sphere of influence, reap the rewards, and establish for themselves a fiefdom they are only repeating the course of human history as played out a thousand times over.
If the WEF can influence several dozen industry leaders such as Blackrock to create a society in which a high percentage of people to rent a home for 50+yrs, what else can they also get them to subscribe to? Housing won’t account for all of the $120Trillion shift.
How about transportation? Global transportation costs are about a 5-6Trillion dollar industry worldwide. If you don’t NEED to own a home, you don’t NEED to own a car. It doesn’t build wealth like equity in a home would, anyway. So, its an easier battle to convince you of.
If they can get rid of Home ownership, which is replacing something of value with nothing of value, they can get you to utilize ride shares or subscription transportation services.
And if they know they can get you to do this, they’ll certainly position themselves to be at the forefront of that industry. And, oh look, they already have: oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-…
If I can get you to rely on outside services for everything from housing to transport, what else do you not need to own. Your own business? Stocks? Clothing? This global shift of wealth is going to happen across every major industry to realign $120Trillion in capital
Like they’ve told us. This isn’t just about the housing market. This is about a fundamental reorganization of how societies across the globe function. At the corner stone of this are property rights. And property rights are big deal.
Property ownership parallels free speech. Show me a nation that values property ownership and I’ll show you a nation that similarly values free speech. Conversely, a nation that removes property rights or lessens their value, likely has acted similarly towards free speech.
The whole thing is power consolidation to reshape how we live, interact, think and what we value. That changes society. Society is the genesis of government. Change society and you change government.
And if society changes and government changes, the fundamental relationship we have with the industries, businesses and markets with which we interact has changed. But what are they changing in to?
ESG’s. What are ESG’s? Environmental, Social, and Governance investing and financing. Some 3,100 major industry investors with $110 Trillion in assets under management have signed intent to support ESG investing. forbes.com/sites/thebaker…
What’s wrong with that you ask? It’s all about climate change, social consciousness and they place banners like this on their homepage so you feel good when you encounter them. But what are they REALLY doing? m.facebook.com/BlackRock/phot…
They’re picking winners and losers utilizing algorithms that replicate in a new way the system of social credit scores utilized by the Chinese Communist government. They aren’t just talking about environmental sustainability. That’s only 1 of the 3 letters in ESG.
They’re talking about social compliance and governmental authority to regulate everything.
The Social Credit Score system is a set of databases and initiatives that monitor and assess the trustworthiness of individuals, companies and government entities.
Follow the prescribed narrative, social credit score goes up: reward! Go against the prescribed narrative, social credit score goes down: punishment! wsj.com/articles/BL-CJ…
They can block you from getting a job, utilizing public transport, or getting a bank loan. wired.co.uk/article/china-…
This is what we’re going to see with ESG usage as it takes a firmer grasp in industries across the world.
Help the climate, great! Reward. Say something socially unacceptable to the power players? Punishment. But what if the power players are a bunch of relentless dickheads?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Cr…
This is how the ESG system is designed to work. It creates winners and losers among industry not based upon the products they produce or allowing the forces of the marketplace to work themselves out but based upon their compliance to a narrative created by the WEF and a Cabal.
Blackrock owns $128 billion of Apple, $122 billion of Microsoft, $82 billion of Alphabet, $86 billion of Amazon, $46 billion of Facebook, $33 billion of Tesla, 31 billion of Johnson & Johnson, and the list just goes on, and on, and on. docoh.com/company/136474…
BlackRock is the largest investor in weapon manufacturers through its iShares U.S. Aerospace and Defense ETF. 🤔
Due to its power, and the sheer size and scope of its financial assets and activities, as well as its Federal Reserve backing, BlackRock has been called the world's largest shadow bank. bazonline.ch/wirtschaft/unt…
They’re also the biggest benefactor of Fed purchases of Corporate Bonded ETF’s. barrons.com/articles/black…
The AELP issued a report highlighting the fact that currently "the 'Big Three' asset management firms—BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street—manage over $15 trillion in combined global assets under management, an amount equivalent to more than three-quarters of U.S. GDP.
Here it is...
economicliberties.us/our-work/new-m…
And don’t be mistaken, they aren’t some robust, healthy example of Capitalism. They’re anything but. They’re utilizing Fed money at ZERO RISK – 0 – and drastically overbidding on houses, and soon anything, by a huge margin with an infinite supply of worthless fiat.
They also take on ZERO risk as the world’s largest asset manager. They are guaranteed, by design, to get any bailout necessary to sustain themselves.
So when what they own crumbles, you’ll foot the bill… again. But in the interim, while this all grows, what happens?
They'll continue to transform and when that network shifts from supporting what you may support now and transitions into supporting what you don’t support? What then? They’ve already got the power at that point. Complaining in the aftermath is just that…. The aftermath.
So don’t be fooled when these major corporations put forth social narratives that feel good. They don’t believe it. They’re using you to drive profit into the hands of a few as a part of this $120Trillion shift.
And some are doing it, like Blackrock, while being backed by your own tax dollars via the Federal Reserve. You’re paying to become a peasant.
When you own nothing, no house, no car, no business and have a future devoid of upward mobility you’re a peasant.
And when you watch the television they’ve rented to you that tells you how great Conglomerate X is because they support whatever social initiative is popular at the time just know that it’s sleight of hand designed to fool you while they’re busy resetting everything.
You want to fix this, petition local governments to create requirements that single family neighborhoods or residential zoning districts be made up of 60-90% homeowners who live on site. If selling, get a contract that says the buyer will reside on the premise.
Or hell, make a real racket and work at the federal level to stop this at the root. Some of you have REAL influence. Do something. Anything. The upward mobility of billions of people globally depends on this being stopped.
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