@@colew9896 it was just last year. The French Government, under instruction from Blackrock, raised the retirement age. The people were not fans of this. There were riots for like 8 months. Big ones, constant riots, constant protests. It was a huge deal. Media was not excited to report on it.....
@@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070 I heard about it, but that's because I watch international news. the images of the burnt up blackrock lobby were there. Americans just don't focus on other countries problems like, ever.
No, I don't. But if you're right that everybody shut up about it, then I guess nobody else did, either. What do I do now? Am I supposed to run around in circles like a chicken with its head cut off? (Yes, chickens do that. The one I saw was the same cockerel that had been bullying me, a four-year-old, in the same yard the day before. Difference was, it didn't last long, didn't cluck, and didn't, in fact see me: I was the one doing the watching.)
@@boristheamerican2938 You are aware that both of America's major political parties have lobbyists right? Now I'm not saying that the Republican party aren't a gaggle of violent christo-fascist Confederate holdovers who should be stuffed into a gulag, but let's not pretend that the Democratic party isn't well entrenched in many of the same power structures.
@@boristheamerican2938 Not sure how that works out? Both sides of the aisle are raking in money hand over fist on investments. Neither want to give that up personally
@@boristheamerican2938if you think your party is the answer you’re sadly blind. No party has an interest in doing better for us. They all only care about the next election. That’s why we get temporary fixes vs solutions. No politician wants to hand off a successful administration to the other guys.
Its like when you play chess against yourself lol, can't really lose nor win but you can move the whole board however you want, even being able to cheat and move pieces in a way you're not supposed to.
As it turns out, if you are a monopoly anti-trust can get you. But if you're not a monopoly, rather 3 olig-opolies sharing a trench coat, that's totally legit
@@aluisiousyou would be correct if the peoples who pensions are in these investments firms vote for the individual company that the firms holds, but that's not the case, these Mega investment funds vote on Behalf of the people who is money they hold and they vote against the interest of the majority of the population
@aluisious Did you miss the part where the vast majority of shares, are _not_ held by laborers or midlevel employees? Private equity firms that strip whole industries for short-term gains & pivot to another, are throwing around the kind of financial weight that entire social movements struggle against for generations before catching a break; predatory raiders that sack a community & move on, leaving destruction & misery in their wake. There's an astronomical difference, between the handfuls of primary investors, & all the rest of us "investors" combined. The only "controlling interest" most laborers really possess, is the performance of their own work.
67yo woman here. Wow! You young people are great! Smart and curious! Keep digging; even if we can't change the system, understanding it better informs choices.
I love this about your personality and I don't even know you! When you watched this video, you saw the gifts in the people doing the research and then you called it out. I love that. It's little things like this that show your character ❤
Index funds are not "like betting on all the horses at once", because in horse races there are a limited number of winning bets. With index funds, the entire market can perform well or poorly. It's more like betting on the racetrack itself. It doesn't matter who wins, so long as business is good.
@@dh510 Any population that accepts trade produced via slave labor also accepts the slavery of it's own population. Competing with slavery is in itself a form of slavery. America never escaped it's colonial roots. Societal control has never been through simple token means like currency manipulation; it has always been through the manipulation and control of information. The knowledge economy has been largely focused on controlling the global citation index while mass surveilling anyone who might challenge it.
ETFs are good for small investors because you take advantage of the experience of the fund manager and the size of the fund. Vanguards is probably the best because their expense ratio is among, if the the, lowest. Bogle definitely structured Vanguard to work for the investor, not extract profit as fees from them. If you work, and you are saving for retirement, ETFs and index funds are what will help you have retirement funds.
@@dh510 Right now passive investing is so popular because it generally outperforms active stock picking, but if too much of the economy becomes passive, active stock pickers would start to outperform. It's just basic arbitrage and market efficiency. Edit: removed "again", see below.
'Democracy" has always been the false promise that these (((elites))) sell you. Their tricks have always been the same but nobody ever wants to go a step further and realise who the guilty party is.
It's disheartening to think that our tax dollars are being spent on international interests instead of tackling our own nation's challenges, such as rising rents and stagnant wages, which are making it difficult for me to make ends meet. In fact, I've been forced to dip into my savings to keep up with the increasing costs. However, I'm determined to make the most of my situation and invest the remaining $100,000 in a non-retirement account to secure my financial future. Advice on how to grow this sum would be greatly appreciated, especially considering the current economic climate.
For now, avoid index funds, mutual funds, and individual stocks, and opt for a stable 5% fixed-income option. Set aside funds for when the market recovers significantly, and consider diversifying across asset classes, short-term low-risk investments, and consulting a financial advisor for personalized guidance to secure what you have left for your financial future.
In agreement! A financial advisor will assist in directing and developing a customised strategy for stability and expansion. Due to a lack of guidance, 45% of Americans do not invest in the financial sector. You are lagging behind each year that you fail to make investments. In the stock market, I'm hitting the numbers I once dreamed of. Thanks to my financial advisor's observations, my portfolio has increased from $50,000 to $600,000.
Most of us know the system is not in our favor, we just don't understand why. I don't understand it all, but now I understand it better. Great job, thanks.
RW-politics = anti-working-class & pro-wealthy-class politics. LW-politics = pro-working-class & anti-wealthy-class politics. Stop voting for the RW-extremist Repubs & the moderate-RW Dems. BOTH parties are bought, owned, bribed, & controlled by the corrupt wealthy-class & their corrupt RW-politics.
And least of all known, is what the ancient Talmud says about the black rock. That the black rock is the seat of satan himself. Just coincidence? Brings to mind, “the love of money is the root of all evil.”
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning."
@@funny_money_ad_infinitum Hello Class, today we are going to learn about the Federal Reserve and it’s deep secret origins as a European bank that controls the value of our dollar by proxy. We will then talk about Black Rock and it’s impact in American life.
It’s important to remember that no one involved in the More Perfect Union channel is suicidal, nor do they have any intention of “indefinite European travel”
cus maybe this video isnt really doing anything to harm their reputation. or was created for the purpose of the name becoming infamous. branding. plus its not like people care enough to riot.
@Belowone Only if it is for another country and is being funded by Blackrock. Most people cannot afford to take off of work to protest. They know that. But college kids who's parents and the government are paying their way have the ability to.
When I saw Larry Fink at the recent G7 Summit, treated as if he were a head of state, I'm reminded of Mussolini's description of fascism as the "merger of state and corporate power"
Strike from outside and they Unite and fight against u. Cripple from within and they won't do shite And these commies and globalists have successfully used that 2nd tactic
That's not how Mussolini defined Fascism. He defined it as 'Everything within The State, nothing against The State, nothing outside of The State'. The "corporatism" "quote" so often attributed to him isn't even real. It not only never appears in the issue of Encyclopedia Italiana that it's stated to appear in, it's outright contradicted by other quotations from the man.
At a WEF meeting, he said, We will have to force behavioral change. The WEF signed a Framework Partnership Agreement with the UN. So if a merger of corporate power and state is fascism what is it when corporate power merges with the state at the International level? Or, would the corporate powers just be another partner, at the International level? (In addition to the WEF, partnership agreements have been signed by the WHO, IOM & ILC). ILC = International Land Coalition 🤔 So many entangled entities. Boggles the mind. Seems to be a similar type of connectivity between philanthropists, their foundations, NGOs and partners of the UN. Probably a coincidence.
“Power compounds by making the already powerful even more powerful, and it justifies itself as people in power find ways of making arguments to sustain and legitimize their power. Those two factors alone could create a doom-loop of power becoming increasingly concentrated, but what saves us is that power is also infinite. Power is something that any one of us can create.” -Eric Liu
@@humboldthammer The deeper I dig, the more depressing things I find 😩 Literally just found out by Googling, that Canada's "income tax" was first imposed in 1917 as a "temporary" measure to help pay for WW1, and they've had "income tax" ever since! The more I learn, the angrier I get! 😡 I don't even live in Canada, but that's not the point. This corruption we see today is GLOBAL 🌎😩
This is the clearest and best description of Blackrock that I have come across! How interconnected every Asset Manager is is incredible. And I think it’s fascinating how much money they make is not related to growth or performance but to fees! No wonder that their return is similar to the S&P but more with fees and cornering certain markets such as housing. Well done!!
Exactly!.. i was agreeing to the video until 5:01 when that slide came up. HOLD UP, i said... if they own 74%, and i have 26%.. does that mean Jensen Huang no longer owns anything? :D
It's still likely enough to have controlling interest or for sure be on the board of directors. So..either way they'd have more power than the actual CEO would.
They can try (and they will), but they will still have to deal with the fall out of their decisions. The replacement they think they got in store is not as good as they need them to be.
I’ve often wondered, when you go into the business world of investing … at what point do you finally cross the Rubicon where you tell yourself “I really don’t care what happens to other people … whether they live or die, as long as I make money”. I honestly don’t know how these people sleep at night with the crimes against humanity that they dish out from behind closed doors on Wall Street. It really is a personality construct characterized by impaired empathy and remorse, bold, impulsive, egocentric traits, masked by superficial charm and the outward appearance of apparent normalcy.
By and large, they are sociopaths who have convinced themselves that it's "your" fault if you "let" them take advantage of you. To put it another way, "If you didn't want to be exploited, you should have stopped me." They sleep just fine because they see themselves as responsible for nothing more than recognizing an opportunity and acting on it.
You don't get in if you don't think like that. Or if you do get in, you are pushed out very fast by people who do think like that and who are competing with you for the same position.
What's a right wing conspiracy theorist doing here A Majority of the people complaining about the WEF because"iTs CoMmUnIsT" are often times right wing
@@OneAndOnlyMeprobably. Unless we can put in a just King - someone who has the power to put the power in the people... To convert to a proper social system (not fake socialism, the real thing probably hasn't existed yet) where local people have a say and all decisions are based on actual experts plus what the people value, taking into account local nuances. Economic output can be shared more equitably if we do this along with changing from GDP growth to HDI (it's Human Development Index right?) where we value education, equity, services, healthcare, etc, above monetary growth. But like you said, this can't happen with where all the power lies. Society needs a common enemy to rally against (aliens or saving the environment) or for someone to seize control with a doomsday weapon and then give away that control via some kind of socialized system (designed to evolve as we experiment and realize what works and what doesn't). Oligarchies will never represent the people or sustainability. If we want to persist as a civilization for hundreds or thousands more years, the current system won't work. There are fundamental limits, primarily around physical resources and ecosystem stability.
But its not a rising tide, they’re taking wood from every small and medium raft to make their ultra mega Yacht even bigger while most people sink because of their actions, because they’re sociopaths.
“Fascism should more correctly be called corporatism, because it is the perfect merger of state and corporate power.” Attributed to Benito Mussolini, the founder of Fascism.
The Weimar Republic actually privatized the German economy more than it had been privatized ever before. Corporations and the CEOs who run them are not beholden to any democratic mechanism whatsoever. Not even a fake election.
From Australia to San Diego, citizens are in a housing crisis directly because of Blackrock’s complete disregard for humanity. We beneath them and they have so concern for how it’s sorted out. The real estate values will further skyrocket and piece by piece parts of this world are being created for only the ultra-wealthy to inhabit. We’ll all be sequestered inland somewhere only seeing earth’s beautiful coastlines through a screen. We certainly won’t be allowed on premises.
@@Ratgibbon thank you! I always confuse them. Add ‘em to the list of ghouls. I just did a refresher and see that the confusion is intentional. They were both under the umbrella of Blackstone Financial Management in the 80s and Fink and Schwarzman colluded to have similar names for obfuscation purposes when they split and BlackRock was born. Their HQs are even half a block apart in NYC. Blah blah it’s a big club and we ain’t in it.
Yes, in order to do anything that would affect this, we would need to get rid of the elites. There are a lot more of the little guy then there are of the elites. We could over power them in a heat beat. They don't realize that.
Well we still have our constitution thank god but they’re trying to get rid of that now as well by calling it racist. We’ll be China soon enough considering Americans are poorly educated by government public schools
Big businesses in the US pour billions to endorse politicians & lobby the Govt thus controlling policy-making, essentially rise above the State, which is Oligarchic-Capitalism; whilist in China, endorsements & lobbying are completely banned, politicians have to take exams then work from the bottom, rise through the ranks by merit & performance. In China, policy-making is done at the National People's Congress by 8 democratic parties who represent the grassroots. While the people there can't choose the ruling party, they can choose their policies. Whereas in the US, we can change the ruling party but we can't change any policies. And FYI, China is Confucian-Socialist Republic with Meritocracy and Freemarket Economy with capitalist elements.
Neo Math: Borrow $35 Trillion / Blow it ALL up = Peace and Prosperity hint: ya gotta divide by zero. Our problems began with Imaginary Numbers. That's because the Square of an Imaginary Number, by definition, is always negative. This makes exponential growth, based on Imaginary Number problematic, to say the least. We would have been better off using Irrational Numbers like PI or the Square Root of 2.
Black box how? The algorithm for their indexes is public. They operate on a large-scale because economies of scale are inherent in asset management as it has high fixed costs due to a mainly digital product, meaning this large scale allows for greater efficiency and lower cost for its clients, so more money for all the 401Ks and IRA’s that Blackrock manages.
Yes, absolutely. We need to start calling things as they are with brutal honesty again. They are using sugar-coated bullshit to manipulate the minds of the emotive and the apathetic group that believe in "ignorance is bliss". If we at least start calling things for what they are, the perspective shifts quite rapidly in favour of the facts and the truth.
As a wise man once said. The table is tilted folks. The game is rigged. It's a small club at the top. And you're not in it. And they want more for themselves and less for everyone else
Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Unequivocally, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich.
That is why we have wars too anyway a part of the wars. Now if a war happens in a country say like Ukraine. The value of their currency will decrease enormously. The governments and fund managers, banks etc.. will buy in a large quantity. They will keep until the country is back as normal after the war which is a long term investment. As soon as their currency is back up say after 5 years after the war they will sell them and will make a very good profit. I did buy a small amount of the Iraqi dinars in the 90's . I didn't check their value but I am sure even now I already made a profit. That is wars are valuable for the people who want them. Also if the economy crashes it is the same they make money at the expenses of others 'misery.
Woodrow Wilson who passed the Federal Reserve Act over a century ago famously quoted that " giving the power to set monetary policy and the power to print money out of thin air whose value is backed by nothing but govt decree to a independent private banking firm " was the biggest mistake of his life and he is also quoted as saying that ultimately that could be cause of the downfall of the american republic.
EXACTLY ! Andrew Jackson tried to keep these banks out of America, but America was doing other things that gave the devil legal rights to come in and Mess things up even more,. I. E. Slavery, stealing the Indians Land etc...
If that quote is accurate, it's wrong in suggesting printed money is 'backed by nothing but government degree' ... money is just a representation of the value of goods (seeing it as 'backed' by anything other than a society's trust in its stability, like gold for example, is a McGuffin). As for having monetary policy and the power to print money in central banks rather than under government direct management... I don't see how it matters. Someone has to provide the physical currency, or now... reliably track currency digitally. During COVID it wasn't private banks that flooded the US with 2+ trillion dollars that represented no goods or services... it took government to do that, inflating the cost of products and services that are still slowly deflating to their actual supply vs demand values.
How in the freaking world could be so many INSANE GREEDY people doing these things? Absolutely disgusting and needs to end. I'm sick of the 1% all being sinners.
It is kinda fascinating that all these billionaires use their power to just hoard more wealth. They dont even use their power foe good. Like dont they have anything better to do? Whats it all for???
@@travismaenle9416 Classism. They're convinced they deserve more because they have more, and they're terrified of that power dynamic changing so they continue it ad nauseum until the Earth burns to ash.
For every good person there's someone who's not. The problem is the good people rarely learn to do what the bad ALWAYS learn to do, which is taken advantage of situations. Nice people naturally do the opposite, which is let it slide and turn the other cheek. Welcome to the world.
@@tratbagd4500 No, they are separate investment firms. My point is that if you own a mutual fund or ETF in either of these companies, you are part of their "monopoly." If you don't like these companies, invest in one of the hundreds of other investment companies available.
Every week I buy more of whatever is the lowest percentage of my portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Please what could be my safest buys with $400k to outperform the market in 2025?
Find quality stocks that have long term potential, and ride with those stocks. I have found it takes someone who is very familiar with the market to make such good picks.
I agree. Based on personal experience working with an investment advisor, I currently have $385k in a well-diversified portfolio that has experienced exponential growth. It's not only about having money to invest in stocks, but you also need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have strong hands to back it up.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
@@Bill-cb4bh The poor pay taxes. Billionaires dont. Seems like a little free food from the food bank make "all things equal". That's your point, right? Since the poor get some free stuff (like food), it makes billionaires and corporations getting the billions of fabricated-out-of-thin-air federal money govt handout, fair. Why are you defending billionaires? Why are you giving them the power? Why do you vote against your own intersts? So you can dump on the poor in order to feel better about yourself? Is it that you dont want your tax dollars subsidizing someone else's existence? If dont wanna do that, well... just become a billionaire.
Thank you for that very depressing reality check. No really, thank you. But, it’s a hard pill to swallow knowing that they’re are people and corporations abusing the system and rigging it for their own wealth, and for the suffering of the rest of us.
Yea so… most of this video is wrong or wildly misleading. You’re gonna be fine. Remember is blackrock does everything in their power to increase share price and you own that share you receive 99.9% of the benefit
Wow... I knew it was bad but, I did not know that it was THIS bad. This is a modern day oligarchy, and it operates mostly passively and unseen. All these peoples lives, being dictated, their money being held over their own heads by the top players. How do we even beat this? This is just, pure evil.
Don’t forget the greatest scheme; the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank, founded in 1910 by six men - Nelson Aldrich, A. Piatt Andrew, Henry Davison, Arthur Shelton, Frank Vanderlip and Paul Warburg, who secretly met at Jekyll Island. All bankers and politicians. Oddly enough three years later, despite much dissension, income taxes were implemented. 30% of the average workers salary goes toward taxes. The wealthy use their business’s, tax sheltered and offshore accounts. The federal reserve bank is still a privately owned bank. Your labor essentially pays this corrupt system.
The problem is not that it's private but that it has the monopoly on the issuing of the currency and that's given by the State, Congress. There's no free competition of banking systems or currencies.
A clear monopoly without actually being a monopoly, it's brilliant in a way. But, as long as shareholders are what makes the world go around with this type of format, we, the common people will be the ones to suffer for it. There must be something done to bring back competition between companies, even if we have to crash the market for a bit to do it.
Companies fighting each other at this point does not make sense even without BlackRock or the system. Easy example is Coca Cola and Pepsi, lets say both cost a dollar. Pepsi realizes that if they sell for 90 cents, they profit more, so they lower the prices. Now Coke has to fight back and lowers the prices too, in the end what they achieved is simply less money getting to both of them. Ofc its a lot more complicated than this example but generally speaking in established markets its not worth to compete anymore, it makes more sense to rise prices together and bringing in more money to the sector altogether, ohh, and keeping new competition out of the picture.
@@marianvajda785 Yes, I'm aware of the problem, that's why breaking up those monopolies is important. Coke and Pepsi don't just own Coke and Pepsi, they own many other brands that sell similar products, that's why they don't have to compete. Blackrock, and the other big asset manager, just make the problem worse.
This is what you get when you play the capitalist game for a long enough time frame. There is no "free market", because unfair advantages compound over time and allow the big players to make it impossible for small players to compete, the game is over at that point. And there is no "voting" and "freedom" either. The people you vote, are part of the elite, and their job is to represent the interests of the elite. And they do their job brilliantly. The sooner we can all agree on this the better. We need a new economic system. But we're not allowed to ask for that, because you're only allowed to play their little rigged games.
^ beautifully stated. It doesn’t help that anytime someone criticizes capitalism, they’re automatically labeled as a socialist or communist. One doesn’t have to hold a contrasting or compromising view to simply be critical of a broken system. This is especially true of government, market economies, and in the west…even marriage.
We had a new economic system, and it worked. But the (((elites))) have convinced you its evil with a fake atrocity propaganda story. This goes deeper than BlackRock, our entire system of money is fake. The (((central bankers))) are literally subhuman parasites and they are all one group of people.
Oh, just give us some bread and a new iPhone and and we'll be content to live off the backs and blood of the weaker among us. Read Ayn Rand's small book- Anthem.
If you own 51% of a business you essentially own that entire business, if they control over half of the United States finances then they essentially own the country
@@dixztube it's significant and they sould be broken up, but their total global assets are well below 5% of US wealth which they don't own. walmart's revenue is more than half the US defense budget and employs as many people.
@@shway1 think we’re talking about different things. I don’t disagree with you but I think they point is moot Also I use to be offended by the idea and think it very racist but boy when you look into the backgrounds it makes you wonder about the narratives of control. Makes me realize the folks in Gaza are literally fighting the machine. Those poor souls are screwed and the west has been taken over
Take em down young people. Im 75. Been watching this since saint Ronny Reagan and slick Willie Clinton. Take it all down. Its up yo you. Vote out the old fossils ASAP. It's your world. Good luck
@@DisposableSupervillainHenchman not a blackrock shill. Just don’t like videos that paint companies that benefit people as evil corporations. You could call me a U.S. Economic shill I guess. The simple fact that everything blackrock does increases the value of the shares of the companies they own. They vote on this to make decisions for companies that they believe will help the company. This leads to better companies and higher share price. That means the shareholder aka you, or teachers, or the university, or the pension fund, gets 99.95% of the benefits while blackrock gets 0.05%. That’s what they charge to manage your money. If you don’t like it buy individual shares. If you don’t like stocks don’t buy em.
If most people weren't greedy we wouldn't be in this situation, but as you can see, they who control all the companies are also investing heavily in making greed and all sins mainstream through pop culture, music, TV, movies, videos and so on
Yes, like the makers of this video making a nice tidy some from providing inaccurate information. This is simply wrong but the youtube sheep lap it up once again.
Blackrock's ownership in NVDA is one-tenth of 74.77 %. Ignoring that typo, thank you for explaining how the asset management works, so well.. Cheers!!!
it's ironic that it's our own retirement funding us having shittier working conditions, worse pay, and getting laid off the money meant for us in the future is what's screwing us over in the present
That's because those who invest tend to have one and only one goal in mind... to make money. Absolutely no regard given to how those investments will play out and affect the world. Blind greed by enough folks that lack foresight or character can destroy everything. Doesn't really help that there were a lack of better options, a situation very deliberately created by a certain club....
it makes sense in a way. when folks want to get paid for doing sweet F.A., someone is gonna come along and give you a harder job to do, to compensate for that extended tea-swilling. coffee-sipping, book-reading retirement.
The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book Success Secrets Of The Elite that's on Corlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
Kudos to you for speaking up! I was recently blown away when I stumbled upon the forbidden 'Success Secrets Of The Elite' book. Seriously, I've never encountered anything like it. From hidden strategies to start making money to mastering essential skills and mindset, this book has it all. Trust me, guys, you need to find this book!
@@parkergilow7209 Head to Google and search for Borlest, you’ll find the Success Secrets Of The Elite eBook there! Trust me, you’ll want to thank me later
Okey so i looked it up. I think it would be an interesting read. But tbh the webpage looks like a scam page??? Can you tell me for sure that that webpage with money all over it is the real page i can download it from? Cuzz it looks incredibly scammy to me. If that is the one i would gladly download it to read it. I just need someone to tell me that they downloaded it there and it was the real deal.
I did not offer my property as security to Blackrocks investments, but I now know who has stolen the rights to my land. Nobody in Australia owns the land that there homes are situated on, even though they paid for it.
Unfortunately, the corporations are really us. We're trapped in the grift and become active players against our own interests because they force us to earn a living by having jobs with them and the only way we can ever retire is to invest our money with them by way of 401k's.
I'm 57 and don't invest in the 401k for this reason. My savings is in CDs. Yes, it is a money loser in the long term. But I'm not selling my soul to these creeps and kidding myself that I have to.
@@everythingmatters6308 That's awesome. That's how easy things start. The hard part is that we each have to do it as individuals. Groups, organisations and movements will go nowhere with this.
Organization is the only hope you have, it's idealic to imagine the masses will all just do the thing themselves. The individualistic mindset we've been instilled with is a poison. Unions are a great example of this, many were black pilled on them and workers have been worse since. If you want change you get people together who make decisions and leverage their collective power to make it happen; that's politics.
You don't need to be a "conspiracy person" (whatever that means) to realise inconsistencies. Do you really think just flat out ALL conspiracies are wrong? The government is right every time? And that they aren't doing horrible things that they've gotten extremely good at hiding? The same crowd that ridiculed people that were hesitant on the COVID jab now and called them conspiracy theorists, would've called people that were calling out MK ultra, mental and conspiracy theorists again. Only for that to be proven true. If it takes official confirmation at some capacity for you to accept a conspiracy theory is true, then you genuinely have below human levels of intelligence.
@@publicenemy1238I know you're not if you feel the need to comment on every single comment. But no one could see your point, almost like your trolling is pointless.
From $7K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been
It is really refreshing to see a comment about Sophia I have worked with her also. her approach consistently keeps you ahead of the trend, She's the best i'll say..
I just accept that this is the country I was born. Born into crippling poverty. I found something I enjoy. And just don't worry about the things I can never change. Am I happy ? No, not all the time... I simply carve out a little nook where happiness comes in spurts and hope no one notices.
Unfortunately they are ever encroaching and will soon control your little nook and take that over too along with your remaining happiness. When that happens, will you look back and be glad you passively sat by and watched it happen instead of speaking up and fighting while you still could? Is this any way to live?
@@song8777 Not participate in life then? This is why these people will succeed. Because people like you just accept it, put your heads down and go on with your lives. EXACTLY like they know many of you will.
As an employee of Home Depot, one of Blackrocks fortune 500 index Corporations, it infuriates me to watch these wolfs of wall street hold so much power & reap dividends when I live paycheck to paycheck & cant even get a raise
The irony is this wealth inequality is caused by social safety nets. As money is “printed” to pay for safety nets, that expansion causes asset prices to increase faster than labor. In another words, it is easy to change the asking price of stock than to find a new job.
They are everywhere. Its impossible to avoid them unless you move out into the country and work for a small mom & pop shop that will either get outcompeted and go under or be bought out by blackrock
Everyone’s hyped about secret techniques and tricks but only the ebook void of power really shows what’s behind all those business stories I’m not saying this for nothing
human = 4legs They, your CENTERS set the world for 4legs to CONTROL 2legs for decades. I got it by my own senses and saw them by my own eyes. Now, 4legs are everywhere by the name of human: - human right, HRM, talents, acquisition, IT, Techno/Bot, lawyers, judges, leaders, managers +++ to control, threaten until routine bullying to killing. Did you see the TRUTH around yourselves?
It should be illegal to simultaneously become a shareholder of competing companies. It's anti-competitiveness, it is anti-free market. All capitalists, liberals, free-market advocates should oppose it.
You realize that you probably own shares in competing companies. And that’s a dumb idea because what if you want to pursue competition so you invest in multiple companies in an industry so that hopefully all of them do well and can compete.
@@Kohanman that’s not how the stock market works. It’s not like betting on every square. If you buy a block of gold and a block of silver and the price goes up on both you profit on both. It’s not a casino. Unless ur buying options with 0dte. Haha
What you are suggesting is so stupid. Many times you invest in competing companies because of 2 reasons - (1) they might be competing in the same industry but in a different niche (2) you want to diversify your investments, so incase one company fails you still have exposure to that industry and might be invested in the company who'll take over the market.
I get what you mean, but one caveat: It's not about being a shareholder of competing companies. That's all fine and legal. But you shouldn't be allowed to be a controlling shareholder, 5% or more, in that case. You can diversify your portfolio, that's smart investing 101. But you shouldn't be able to influence how those companies do business. Sadly, the consolidation of money and power is just the natural evolution of capitalism (and any other economic system created in human history).
@hyperbunnygirl101 it's not condescending when it's a legitimate question. Condescending would be I can see why you don't know with a name like hyperbunnygirl. Have you been out chasing unicorns, rainbows and butterflies? (Rhetorical question). World Economic Forum the unvoted elites running the show. They are the ones creating all the problems people are having today. You should look into them to get an understanding of the Agenda.
I must say this was a very well made video. Nothing I didn't already know about Black Rock but still very informative for those that didn't know the whole situation. Much love...
You know what BR doesn't fear? More regulation. You know what they _do_ fear? Competition. You know why there isn't as much competition? Over-regulation. BR _writes_ the regulation. They've got gvt officials in their back pockets.
You know what BR doesn't fear? More regulation. You know what they _do_ fear? Competition. You know why there isn't as much competition? Over-regulation. BR _writes_ the regulations. They've got officials in their back pockets, and can just hire all the accountants and lawyers they need to work with regulations.
@@cbdevidaljk1 yeah companies don't spend millions constantly fighting anti-trust laws. if there wasn't this pesky regulation there's no way the big companies could just buy up all the competition and create a bigger monopoly
This is why voting and being informed is so important. It's also why the culture war became so prevalent, so people wouldn't pay attention to what's actually important.
@@F.o.s.t.e.r.this guy gets it. Occupy Wall Street was forcefully injected a bunch of id pol poison on purpose so that it would forcefully split everyone up
I was going to vote for RFK… buuuut ya know. Shame more people didn’t realize this issue and poll independent. He might still be running and have a chance :(
@@chitowngirl11He beheaded a whale and there are leaked calls of him conspiring with Trump. The GOP is quite slick and conniving sometimes, and tried to get him to be a spoiler candidate to help Trump because of the Kennedy name recognition. That didn’t work so he is now working with the Trump campaign.
I typed in “Netflix documentary” and this came up. You should be proud of the advertising cost you paid because this is the information I was looking for.
and power and greed is just human ego. our brains are really running the show. its sad...everyone is greedy and wants a seat at the table. but they all want to bring their families. people are being controlled by the chemicals and electrical signals in their head WITH the ability to be better and rise above but, they just don't....because everyone is only focused on themselves and their own social perception.
"behaviors are going to have to change, it's one thing we're asking companies. You have to force behaviors and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviors" - Larry Fink circa 2017
@@agirlisnoone5953 no trust me its so annoying. People say, "oh thats just a conspiracy" and equate conspiracy theory to being crazy, when in reality it simply means what we discussed. Every person on earth theorizes that a conspiracy is afoot in some way, but the media makes questioning society look like youre crazy
This is why, when these big car manufacturers are saying they are going bankrupt, and if they close down, it will hurt the economy. The government offers them a BAILOUT. Also, I had heard that the government was offering a few of these NBA franchises that were struggling Financially also a VALOUT
To fight big business like this then there should be 51% employee owned. To fight this kind of stupid shit from happening. Bring the profits BACK to the employees like it's supposed to be! I know it's a stretch. Actually banning donations to politicians from businesses would also prevent this.
@@Blittsplitt5 no, he was a democrat that had a history of donating to ActBlue yet he registered as a Republican so he could vote for Nicki Haley in the primary in order to lessen the chance of Trump winning the PA primary. FACT.
Wrong. Try getting some information from other places than CNN and MSNBC. It's quite ignorant and lazy. Both would-be assassins are Act-Blue donors. Don't be sheep-like.
There was a Cornucopia on Fruit of the Loom label on products sold by K-Mart. The cornucopia represented K-Mart and all it had to offer at the time. Sadly with K-Mart out of business, this is why it is no longer around. This has been proven time and time again.
You forgot another major issue with all of this. The fact that black rock Vanguard Etc are all also invested in Venture Capital companies that are buying up houses and driving up the cost of those houses and driving up the rents as well
Not to be rude but Vanguard is a nonprofit owned by its clients (probably you if you have a 401K, IRA, or pension) and venture capital does not invest in real estate. These are all just buzz words. Can you define me what these asset managers even do or how indexing causes issues? Do you even know the percentage of housing they have acquired (btw, they stopped in the last six months due to horrible interest rate conditions)
I'm a capitalist but even honest capitalists criticize BlackRock. While socialists call for government intervention to stop this, I think that could make it worse.
if it wasnt for blackrock and these companies the 3 letter acronyms like CSR for example we wouldn't be having black, and trans people in movies. Israel has the most homosexual population in the world. Wouldnt be a stretch to say these rich oligarchs are using the voting rights in black rock and vanguard to make people more accustomed to such sexualities. Sounds like the devils plans but I might be crazy
Remember when French protesters attacked Blackrocks's office and the WHOLE MEDIA SHUT UP?
Exactly. We didn't hear about it
@@colew9896 it was just last year. The French Government, under instruction from Blackrock, raised the retirement age. The people were not fans of this. There were riots for like 8 months. Big ones, constant riots, constant protests. It was a huge deal. Media was not excited to report on it.....
@@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070 I heard about it, but that's because I watch international news. the images of the burnt up blackrock lobby were there. Americans just don't focus on other countries problems like, ever.
@@colew9896april 6, 2023 🎉
No, I don't.
But if you're right that everybody shut up about it, then I guess nobody else did, either.
What do I do now? Am I supposed to run around in circles like a chicken with its head cut off? (Yes, chickens do that. The one I saw was the same cockerel that had been bullying me, a four-year-old, in the same yard the day before. Difference was, it didn't last long, didn't cluck, and didn't, in fact see me: I was the one doing the watching.)
Literally the only reason this stuff doesn't get reigned in is lobbying. As long as bribery is legal, so is everything else.
@@boristheamerican2938 You are aware that both of America's major political parties have lobbyists right? Now I'm not saying that the Republican party aren't a gaggle of violent christo-fascist Confederate holdovers who should be stuffed into a gulag, but let's not pretend that the Democratic party isn't well entrenched in many of the same power structures.
@@boristheamerican2938 Not sure how that works out? Both sides of the aisle are raking in money hand over fist on investments. Neither want to give that up personally
lobbying 100% influences both parties
Just $345 million per year buys the key players in the House. Chump change.
@@boristheamerican2938if you think your party is the answer you’re sadly blind. No party has an interest in doing better for us. They all only care about the next election. That’s why we get temporary fixes vs solutions.
No politician wants to hand off a successful administration to the other guys.
Blackrock, investment firms, insurance companies, politicians. They’re ruining our lives.
Especially insurance holy shit! How can they make it a necessity for you to buy something that might not pay out??
@@kamehamehaX300 Insurance isn't a necessity.
@@christopherbasham1551 car insurance is
@@christopherbasham1551For people unfortunate enough to live near 24/7 storms, insurance is literally life & death
@@christopherbasham1551 its literally illegal to drive without car insurance.
Amazing piece of modern journalism, keep up the great work!
Most disturbing is that Blackrock, Vanguard, and State Street are all invested in each other.
@MichaelJordan-jz7kw he didnt watch the video
12:40
He couldn’t watch the whole video 😂
Shook off the realness
Its like when you play chess against yourself lol, can't really lose nor win but you can move the whole board however you want, even being able to cheat and move pieces in a way you're not supposed to.
As it turns out, if you are a monopoly anti-trust can get you. But if you're not a monopoly, rather 3 olig-opolies sharing a trench coat, that's totally legit
"oligopolies" I like that.
@@chernobyl169 it's an econ term
The problem for your theory is that Vanguard is owned by its funds, and the funds are owned by their shareholders.
@@aluisiousyou would be correct if the peoples who pensions are in these investments firms vote for the individual company that the firms holds, but that's not the case, these Mega investment funds vote on Behalf of the people who is money they hold and they vote against the interest of the majority of the population
@aluisious Did you miss the part where the vast majority of shares, are _not_ held by laborers or midlevel employees?
Private equity firms that strip whole industries for short-term gains & pivot to another, are throwing around the kind of financial weight that entire social movements struggle against for generations before catching a break; predatory raiders that sack a community & move on, leaving destruction & misery in their wake.
There's an astronomical difference, between the handfuls of primary investors, & all the rest of us "investors" combined.
The only "controlling interest" most laborers really possess, is the performance of their own work.
“This country has socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the poor." -Martin Luther King, Jr.
Still as true as ever today.
So do something about it instead of just posting the everywhere
I’m so phucking tired of this comment getting posted.
@@SimGuntherwdym?
They’re raising awareness and also acknowledging a quote from an important American historical figure.
@@SimGuntherbrother I can’t wait to tell you that activists making a difference can also comment on a TH-cam video sometimes.
@@SimGunther rich people aren't going to give you a crumb, nephew
67yo woman here. Wow! You young people are great! Smart and curious! Keep digging; even if we can't change the system, understanding it better informs choices.
I love this about your personality and I don't even know you! When you watched this video, you saw the gifts in the people doing the research and then you called it out. I love that. It's little things like this that show your character ❤
She's talking nonsense, playing the victim like the rest of this generation.
Greed is not the desire for more, it's the desire for more at the expense of others.
It’s about power
There is a limit to how much power is useful to an individual. It's just greed in the end. @@TT-dz9bi
@TT-dz9bi they only have power over us when we give it to them.
It’s not a zero sum game…
@@christopherconcept926yes, mostly for the normal people it's a negative sum.
Index funds are not "like betting on all the horses at once", because in horse races there are a limited number of winning bets. With index funds, the entire market can perform well or poorly. It's more like betting on the racetrack itself. It doesn't matter who wins, so long as business is good.
That's what I was thinking...
But the idea that this kind of investing discourages competition is worth exploring, imho.
Why bother betting on horses when you can just buy all the horses and the track they race on?
@@dh510 Any population that accepts trade produced via slave labor also accepts the slavery of it's own population. Competing with slavery is in itself a form of slavery. America never escaped it's colonial roots. Societal control has never been through simple token means like currency manipulation; it has always been through the manipulation and control of information. The knowledge economy has been largely focused on controlling the global citation index while mass surveilling anyone who might challenge it.
ETFs are good for small investors because you take advantage of the experience of the fund manager and the size of the fund. Vanguards is probably the best because their expense ratio is among, if the the, lowest. Bogle definitely structured Vanguard to work for the investor, not extract profit as fees from them.
If you work, and you are saving for retirement, ETFs and index funds are what will help you have retirement funds.
@@dh510 Right now passive investing is so popular because it generally outperforms active stock picking, but if too much of the economy becomes passive, active stock pickers would start to outperform. It's just basic arbitrage and market efficiency. Edit: removed "again", see below.
Thank you for pointing out what I've been saying for years. The United States is not a "Democracy" we are a corporate oligarchy.
This!!!
'Democracy" has always been the false promise that these (((elites))) sell you. Their tricks have always been the same but nobody ever wants to go a step further and realise who the guilty party is.
Corporate Oligarchy = Fascism.
Aww... how cute, you still believe in countries
very well put...thank you
It's disheartening to think that our tax dollars are being spent on international interests instead of tackling our own nation's challenges, such as rising rents and stagnant wages, which are making it difficult for me to make ends meet. In fact, I've been forced to dip into my savings to keep up with the increasing costs. However, I'm determined to make the most of my situation and invest the remaining $100,000 in a non-retirement account to secure my financial future. Advice on how to grow this sum would be greatly appreciated, especially considering the current economic climate.
For now, avoid index funds, mutual funds, and individual stocks, and opt for a stable 5% fixed-income option. Set aside funds for when the market recovers significantly, and consider diversifying across asset classes, short-term low-risk investments, and consulting a financial advisor for personalized guidance to secure what you have left for your financial future.
In agreement! A financial advisor will assist in directing and developing a customised strategy for stability and expansion. Due to a lack of guidance, 45% of Americans do not invest in the financial sector. You are lagging behind each year that you fail to make investments. In the stock market, I'm hitting the numbers I once dreamed of. Thanks to my financial advisor's observations, my portfolio has increased from $50,000 to $600,000.
pls how can I reach this expert, I need someone to help me manage my portfolio
Annette Christine Conte is the licensed advisor I use. Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Most of us know the system is not in our favor, we just don't understand why. I don't understand it all, but now I understand it better. Great job, thanks.
This system that blackrock is using is 99.95% in your favor.
RW-politics = anti-working-class & pro-wealthy-class politics.
LW-politics = pro-working-class & anti-wealthy-class politics.
Stop voting for the RW-extremist Repubs & the moderate-RW Dems.
BOTH parties are bought, owned, bribed, & controlled by the corrupt wealthy-class & their corrupt RW-politics.
Just invest with any fund and BlackRock will be in your favor
We just gotta start a business in our industry
Thomas crooks was in a black rock commercial back in the day! Fun fact?
Not enough people know about BlackRock, thank you for spreading the word.
Yes, I don't know anything about it. Thanks for this video.
Glen Be k nows about these scumbags ,
And least of all known, is what the ancient Talmud says about the black rock. That the black rock is the seat of satan himself.
Just coincidence?
Brings to mind, “the love of money is the root of all evil.”
People know, and CEO suits are very close to being full on hunted down. If Luigi doesn't show this more than ever I don't know what to do for people.
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning."
Thats why they dont teach it at school.
If I can’t trust my school to teach me the truth than why even be there?
You mean you actually went to school ? Asking for a friend
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Hello Class, today we are going to learn about the Federal Reserve and it’s deep secret origins as a European bank that controls the value of our dollar by proxy. We will then talk about Black Rock and it’s impact in American life.
@@funny_money_ad_infinitum why was my comment deleted?
Can you imagine if this story was in mainstream media so people could be enlightened.
It’s important to remember that no one involved in the More Perfect Union channel is suicidal, nor do they have any intention of “indefinite European travel”
cus maybe this video isnt really doing anything to harm their reputation. or was created for the purpose of the name becoming infamous. branding. plus its not like people care enough to riot.
@Belowone Only if it is for another country and is being funded by Blackrock. Most people cannot afford to take off of work to protest. They know that. But college kids who's parents and the government are paying their way have the ability to.
@@Belowone Where the fuck was anyone talking about rioting? lol. Jesus, you mfs just pull shit out of your ass, huh?
Unless you know them personally or are them, you can't say this as, you don't know where someone's head is. They very well could be suicidal.
Sounds like something Blackrock would say 😅😂@@UFEDUC3
When I saw Larry Fink at the recent G7 Summit, treated as if he were a head of state, I'm reminded of Mussolini's description of fascism as the "merger of state and corporate power"
Literally, the definition of fascism. Well said.
Larry 🐀 fink
Strike from outside and they Unite and fight against u.
Cripple from within and they won't do shite
And these commies and globalists have successfully used that 2nd tactic
That's not how Mussolini defined Fascism. He defined it as 'Everything within The State, nothing against The State, nothing outside of The State'. The "corporatism" "quote" so often attributed to him isn't even real. It not only never appears in the issue of Encyclopedia Italiana that it's stated to appear in, it's outright contradicted by other quotations from the man.
At a WEF meeting, he said, We will have to force behavioral change.
The WEF signed a Framework Partnership Agreement with the UN. So if a merger of corporate power and state is fascism what is it when corporate power merges with the state at the International level? Or, would the corporate powers just be another partner, at the International level?
(In addition to the WEF, partnership agreements have been signed by the WHO, IOM & ILC).
ILC = International Land Coalition 🤔
So many entangled entities. Boggles the mind. Seems to be a similar type of connectivity between philanthropists, their foundations, NGOs and partners of the UN. Probably a coincidence.
They are ruling our government, economy, laws, news, pharmaceutical/medical field, OUR LIVES
Is this the beginning of the Antichrist
@@earlenem5745no that was Nov 2 1952
Antichrist= IS EVERYONE'S NOT BELIEVING JESUS CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD = ANTICHRIST !@@earlenem5745
Rothschilds. Frankists. Zionists. Fake Jews.
Only if you let them.
“Power compounds by making the already powerful even more powerful, and it justifies itself as people in power find ways of making arguments to sustain and legitimize their power. Those two factors alone could create a doom-loop of power becoming increasingly concentrated, but what saves us is that power is also infinite. Power is something that any one of us can create.” -Eric Liu
Whooboy if you live on the east coast and happen to be remotely interested in owning a home you run into these bastards at every turn.
What you on about i dont understand
@Mahhkss Blackrock ruined housing prices. Pretty self explanatory.
The Southwest too!
@@Prodcigdid you watch the video?
I don't think it's just the East Coast man it's everywhere.
“It’s a big club, and you’re not in it.”
Words of truth George Carlin was on it!!!!
Buy some of there stock and u Will be in i guess
You are if your name ends with witz, berg, or stein...
Just buy stocks bro, you don't need a lot of money to get started.
@@erikeriksson1634bro did you understand the video?
This is the America that J.F.K. tried to warn us about, which cost him his life 😣😢
In a free and democratic society, we find secrecy repugnant . . . BOOM.
GHW Bush 1988: "Read my lips. No New facts ss."
@@humboldthammer I thought he said, "No new taxes"?? 😂🤣
@@frances4797 Just before, Reagan gave his leaving office speech: "I can't believe it, either (Iran/Contra) but those are the facts."
@@humboldthammer The deeper I dig, the more depressing things I find 😩
Literally just found out by Googling, that Canada's "income tax" was first imposed in 1917 as a "temporary" measure to help pay for WW1, and they've had "income tax" ever since! The more I learn, the angrier I get! 😡
I don't even live in Canada, but that's not the point. This corruption we see today is GLOBAL 🌎😩
Thomas Crooks was in a black rock commercial back in the day. Pretty sure routh as well
This is the clearest and best description of Blackrock that I have come across! How interconnected every Asset Manager is is incredible. And I think it’s fascinating how much money they make is not related to growth or performance but to fees! No wonder that their return is similar to the S&P but more with fees and cornering certain markets such as housing. Well done!!
This was like the most super vague plz don’t kill me description actually. Do some real research about these guys
I had a heart attack when I saw that BlackRock owns 74% of nVidia. The actual number is still 7.4%.
Exactly!.. i was agreeing to the video until 5:01 when that slide came up. HOLD UP, i said... if they own 74%, and i have 26%.. does that mean Jensen Huang no longer owns anything? :D
It's still likely enough to have controlling interest or for sure be on the board of directors. So..either way they'd have more power than the actual CEO would.
bro me too🤣 I instantly paused the video and looked for it.
@@yeahboi7562that’s not possible either bc I own 0.000002 % of total outstanding shares
But, they still have the most shares, so they control it
Larry Fink's "forcing behaviors" talk doesn't sound like they're passive riding whatever corporations decide to follow.
No better than the CCp.
Just like the WEF saying that humans are hackable animals........ Biden, bill Gates, etc etc ALL members of the WEF
Yes, DEI is one
They can try (and they will), but they will still have to deal with the fall out of their decisions. The replacement they think they got in store is not as good as they need them to be.
Blackrock doesn't ONLY offer index funds, which are passively managed. They offer all other kinds of actively managed mutual funds.
I’ve often wondered, when you go into the business world of investing … at what point do you finally cross the Rubicon where you tell yourself “I really don’t care what happens to other people … whether they live or die, as long as I make money”.
I honestly don’t know how these people sleep at night with the crimes against humanity that they dish out from behind closed doors on Wall Street. It really is a personality construct characterized by impaired empathy and remorse, bold, impulsive, egocentric traits, masked by superficial charm and the outward appearance of apparent normalcy.
it starts the moment they no longer work for their dollar, once your money "works for you" youre exploiting another person, no questions
By and large, they are sociopaths who have convinced themselves that it's "your" fault if you "let" them take advantage of you. To put it another way, "If you didn't want to be exploited, you should have stopped me." They sleep just fine because they see themselves as responsible for nothing more than recognizing an opportunity and acting on it.
@@dashsocurExcellent observation.
You don't get in if you don't think like that.
Or if you do get in, you are pushed out very fast by people who do think like that and who are competing with you for the same position.
Many sociopaths in this industry, much like politics, there are no empathy tests but there should be
This is journalism. Thank you.
The video has many flaws though.
This is why the WEF is so dangerous and should be shut down and broken up
yes!
Except all government leaders as well as the super Rich are all in the WEF
Ze bugs!
What's a right wing conspiracy theorist doing here
A Majority of the people complaining about the WEF because"iTs CoMmUnIsT" are often times right wing
Never gonna happen. They own the politicians. And doj. And everything else.
Turns out we need a separation of Business and State too.
Or just separation of Jews and state.
@@БрандонХемиы Bro is not scared of anything 👆👆
@@БрандонХемиыWoW calm down Russian.
A rising tide may lift all boats, but about 50% of us are out here trying to fashion a raft out of old Ikea furniture.
I’m naming mine
The old can-IT-floöt
It has always been thus, and it will always be thus.
@@OneAndOnlyMeprobably. Unless we can put in a just King - someone who has the power to put the power in the people... To convert to a proper social system (not fake socialism, the real thing probably hasn't existed yet) where local people have a say and all decisions are based on actual experts plus what the people value, taking into account local nuances. Economic output can be shared more equitably if we do this along with changing from GDP growth to HDI (it's Human Development Index right?) where we value education, equity, services, healthcare, etc, above monetary growth. But like you said, this can't happen with where all the power lies. Society needs a common enemy to rally against (aliens or saving the environment) or for someone to seize control with a doomsday weapon and then give away that control via some kind of socialized system (designed to evolve as we experiment and realize what works and what doesn't). Oligarchies will never represent the people or sustainability. If we want to persist as a civilization for hundreds or thousands more years, the current system won't work. There are fundamental limits, primarily around physical resources and ecosystem stability.
if you have a Short Anchor Chain???
But its not a rising tide, they’re taking wood from every small and medium raft to make their ultra mega Yacht even bigger while most people sink because of their actions, because they’re sociopaths.
Lobbying should be outlawed immediately and all of our problems go away!
“Fascism should more correctly be called corporatism, because it is the perfect merger of state and corporate power.” Attributed to Benito Mussolini, the founder of Fascism.
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The Weimar Republic actually privatized the German economy more than it had been privatized ever before. Corporations and the CEOs who run them are not beholden to any democratic mechanism whatsoever. Not even a fake election.
Or as Sheldon Wolin called it:
"Inverted Totalitarianism."
In the duckspeak of the WEF neocons, its called the public-private partnership.
the act of reporting them is extremely dangerous
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@@DustyLeeSledge dead internet theory
From Australia to San Diego, citizens are in a housing crisis directly because of Blackrock’s complete disregard for humanity. We beneath them and they have so concern for how it’s sorted out. The real estate values will further skyrocket and piece by piece parts of this world are being created for only the ultra-wealthy to inhabit. We’ll all be sequestered inland somewhere only seeing earth’s beautiful coastlines through a screen. We certainly won’t be allowed on premises.
More like... sequestered underground...
Blackstone is the one that's buying residential homes, not BlackRock.
@@Ratgibbon thank you! I always confuse them. Add ‘em to the list of ghouls. I just did a refresher and see that the confusion is intentional. They were both under the umbrella of Blackstone Financial Management in the 80s and Fink and Schwarzman colluded to have similar names for obfuscation purposes when they split and BlackRock was born. Their HQs are even half a block apart in NYC. Blah blah it’s a big club and we ain’t in it.
Not to nitpick, but isn't it basically just ocean bt Australia and San Diego lol
just delete money all together and make the robots controll us then blackrock and other money hungry unethical entities can suck it :)
Bribery : Advocating to influence public officials' decisions on policies or legislation, usually on behalf of a group, organization, or industry.
If you try to regulate BlackRock, they'll just send a Hitman from one of their commercials your way 🙃
Thats for sure. 😂
Or help set up false shootings with there puppets.
Yes, in order to do anything that would affect this, we would need to get rid of the elites. There are a lot more of the little guy then there are of the elites. We could over power them in a heat beat. They don't realize that.
Haha, youtube won't post my comments. Are you scurred youtube? 😂
If their lobbyists aren't happy we shouldn't be happy.
"Governement and business have never been closer." i call that corporatism, not capitalism, which makes the US no different to China...
Well we still have our constitution thank god but they’re trying to get rid of that now as well by calling it racist. We’ll be China soon enough considering Americans are poorly educated by government public schools
Oligarchy.
Fascism actually
Big businesses in the US pour billions to endorse politicians & lobby the Govt thus controlling policy-making, essentially rise above the State, which is Oligarchic-Capitalism; whilist in China, endorsements & lobbying are completely banned, politicians have to take exams then work from the bottom, rise through the ranks by merit & performance. In China, policy-making is done at the National People's Congress by 8 democratic parties who represent the grassroots. While the people there can't choose the ruling party, they can choose their policies. Whereas in the US, we can change the ruling party but we can't change any policies.
And FYI, China is Confucian-Socialist Republic with Meritocracy and Freemarket Economy with capitalist elements.
oligarchy/corporatism are just the logical conclusion of capitalism. They are, if anything, capitalism distilled into it's purest form.
The term "neo monopoly" is perfectly descriptive for exploitative investment black-boxes like BlackRock. We should use that.
Neo Math: Borrow $35 Trillion / Blow it ALL up = Peace and Prosperity
hint: ya gotta divide by zero. Our problems began with Imaginary Numbers. That's because the Square of an Imaginary Number, by definition, is always negative. This makes exponential growth, based on Imaginary Number problematic, to say the least. We would have been better off using Irrational Numbers like PI or the Square Root of 2.
Added-Step Authoritarianism
Facade of FrMks/CptIzm, but truIy 0IgrchcI/Techncrtc/CIIctvizm.
@@humboldthammer lol
Black box how? The algorithm for their indexes is public. They operate on a large-scale because economies of scale are inherent in asset management as it has high fixed costs due to a mainly digital product, meaning this large scale allows for greater efficiency and lower cost for its clients, so more money for all the 401Ks and IRA’s that Blackrock manages.
Yes, absolutely. We need to start calling things as they are with brutal honesty again. They are using sugar-coated bullshit to manipulate the minds of the emotive and the apathetic group that believe in "ignorance is bliss". If we at least start calling things for what they are, the perspective shifts quite rapidly in favour of the facts and the truth.
How are they allowed to hold private meetings with their invested companies and still be considered 'passive'?!
As a wise man once said. The table is tilted folks. The game is rigged. It's a small club at the top. And you're not in it. And they want more for themselves and less for everyone else
Georgeeeeee
@@Recep007 The one and only. He is missed.
And depopulation!
Correct.
He also said "I'm getting really sick of guys named Todd"
Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass up to $1m amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Unequivocally, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich.
That is why we have wars too anyway a part of the wars. Now if a war happens in a country say like Ukraine. The value of their currency will decrease enormously. The governments and fund managers, banks etc.. will buy in a large quantity. They will keep until the country is back as normal after the war which is a long term investment. As soon as their currency is back up say after 5 years after the war they will sell them and will make a very good profit. I did buy a small amount of the Iraqi dinars in the 90's . I didn't check their value but I am sure even now I already made a profit. That is wars are valuable for the people who want them. Also if the economy crashes it is the same they make money at the expenses of others 'misery.
Woodrow Wilson who passed the Federal Reserve Act over a century ago famously quoted that " giving the power to set monetary policy and the power to print money out of thin air whose value is backed by nothing but govt decree to a independent private banking firm " was the biggest mistake of his life and he is also quoted as saying that ultimately that could be cause of the downfall of the american republic.
EXACTLY ! Andrew Jackson tried to keep these banks out of America, but America was doing other things that gave the devil legal rights to come in and Mess things up even more,. I. E. Slavery, stealing the Indians Land etc...
Yeah "mistake"
Wilson either signed it. Or get Kennedyed
Such a shit leader
If that quote is accurate, it's wrong in suggesting printed money is 'backed by nothing but government degree' ... money is just a representation of the value of goods (seeing it as 'backed' by anything other than a society's trust in its stability, like gold for example, is a McGuffin). As for having monetary policy and the power to print money in central banks rather than under government direct management... I don't see how it matters. Someone has to provide the physical currency, or now... reliably track currency digitally. During COVID it wasn't private banks that flooded the US with 2+ trillion dollars that represented no goods or services... it took government to do that, inflating the cost of products and services that are still slowly deflating to their actual supply vs demand values.
The moment we take back this country is the moment that people realize both political parties enable this behavior.
My next favorite conspiracy....how politicians get rich in thier years in office when compared to others.
Insider trading
Matt Gaetz posted a video from DC and said most staff were insider trading in their offices. Explains why he was kicked off.
@@NullPointerVectthey slander you when you put them in the hot seat
It's simple: they are lawyers.
This is obviously corruption. We should fix this issue.
How in the freaking world could be so many INSANE GREEDY people doing these things? Absolutely disgusting and needs to end. I'm sick of the 1% all being sinners.
Insanity is built out of small habits gone uncorrected.
It is kinda fascinating that all these billionaires use their power to just hoard more wealth. They dont even use their power foe good. Like dont they have anything better to do? Whats it all for???
@@travismaenle9416 Classism. They're convinced they deserve more because they have more, and they're terrified of that power dynamic changing so they continue it ad nauseum until the Earth burns to ash.
For every good person there's someone who's not. The problem is the good people rarely learn to do what the bad ALWAYS learn to do, which is taken advantage of situations. Nice people naturally do the opposite, which is let it slide and turn the other cheek. Welcome to the world.
Woah, cool it with the antisemitism
If you have a 401K, you are part of BlackRock, or Vangaurd.
Vangourd, even.
Vanguard and blackrock own each other, the other sad part. It's just a monopoly
@@tratbagd4500 No, they are separate investment firms. My point is that if you own a mutual fund or ETF in either of these companies, you are part of their "monopoly." If you don't like these companies, invest in one of the hundreds of other investment companies available.
Yes, much like if you subscribe to Netflix, you are part of Netflix.
You can 401k through fidelity and Schwab too
Every week I buy more of whatever is the lowest percentage of my portfolio and try to keep everything around 10%. Please what could be my safest buys with $400k to outperform the market in 2025?
Find quality stocks that have long term potential, and ride with those stocks. I have found it takes someone who is very familiar with the market to make such good picks.
I agree. Based on personal experience working with an investment advisor, I currently have $385k in a well-diversified portfolio that has experienced exponential growth. It's not only about having money to invest in stocks, but you also need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have strong hands to back it up.
Glad to have stumbled on this conversation. Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I'm in dire need for one.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
"Socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the rest of us." -MLK
Truth...!!!🕊💕
The poor get all the free stuff also
@@Bill-cb4bh The poor pay taxes. Billionaires dont. Seems like a little free food from the food bank make "all things equal". That's your point, right? Since the poor get some free stuff (like food), it makes billionaires and corporations getting the billions of fabricated-out-of-thin-air federal money govt handout, fair. Why are you defending billionaires? Why are you giving them the power? Why do you vote against your own intersts? So you can dump on the poor in order to feel better about yourself? Is it that you dont want your tax dollars subsidizing someone else's existence? If dont wanna do that, well... just become a billionaire.
@@Bill-cb4bh free things like overpolicing and nonstop poverty where you have to work harder, forever, without ever progressing in a meaningful way.
@@Bauldi seriously "but the poor get free stuff" as if the rich literally dont own more than 90% of people combined
Thank you for that very depressing reality check. No really, thank you. But, it’s a hard pill to swallow knowing that they’re are people and corporations abusing the system and rigging it for their own wealth, and for the suffering of the rest of us.
It has been going on for decades, DECADES.
Yea so… most of this video is wrong or wildly misleading. You’re gonna be fine. Remember is blackrock does everything in their power to increase share price and you own that share you receive 99.9% of the benefit
@@jamesduncan578it is the reason your grandma retired… for decades…
Blame congress, who have created all the loop holes, and for cowtowing to the lobbyists all the while getting rich off of insider trading.
Thank you for sharing what I have been trying to tell people!
Wow... I knew it was bad but, I did not know that it was THIS bad. This is a modern day oligarchy, and it operates mostly passively and unseen. All these peoples lives, being dictated, their money being held over their own heads by the top players. How do we even beat this? This is just, pure evil.
Bribery - illegal
Lobby - legal
Bribery = Lobby
Explain this to me...
Don’t forget the greatest scheme; the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank, founded in 1910 by six men - Nelson Aldrich, A. Piatt Andrew, Henry Davison, Arthur Shelton, Frank Vanderlip and Paul Warburg, who secretly met at Jekyll Island. All bankers and politicians. Oddly enough three years later, despite much dissension, income taxes were implemented. 30% of the average workers salary goes toward taxes. The wealthy use their business’s, tax sheltered and offshore accounts. The federal reserve bank is still a privately owned bank. Your labor essentially pays this corrupt system.
The federal reserve being privately owned is when we lost our freedoms…
Don’t forget this also got pushed through during….wait for it…a pandemic. And was only voted on by a handful of people.
The problem is not that it's private but that it has the monopoly on the issuing of the currency and that's given by the State, Congress.
There's no free competition of banking systems or currencies.
Reagan classified the Federal Reserve as a corporation, not a government entity which was ratified an entity on a Christmas.
@@eyeseer1 yet the government gives an executive order and they print more currency. That’s not a private entity.
A clear monopoly without actually being a monopoly, it's brilliant in a way. But, as long as shareholders are what makes the world go around with this type of format, we, the common people will be the ones to suffer for it. There must be something done to bring back competition between companies, even if we have to crash the market for a bit to do it.
Exploiting the loopholes
Companies fighting each other at this point does not make sense even without BlackRock or the system. Easy example is Coca Cola and Pepsi, lets say both cost a dollar. Pepsi realizes that if they sell for 90 cents, they profit more, so they lower the prices. Now Coke has to fight back and lowers the prices too, in the end what they achieved is simply less money getting to both of them. Ofc its a lot more complicated than this example but generally speaking in established markets its not worth to compete anymore, it makes more sense to rise prices together and bringing in more money to the sector altogether, ohh, and keeping new competition out of the picture.
@@marianvajda785 Yes, I'm aware of the problem, that's why breaking up those monopolies is important. Coke and Pepsi don't just own Coke and Pepsi, they own many other brands that sell similar products, that's why they don't have to compete. Blackrock, and the other big asset manager, just make the problem worse.
Pyramid scheme, revolving three corporations and involve dozens of other small corporations
@@WesleySnipes1969 Not sure the big three fit the definition of a typical pyramid scheme, but I do like comparison.
This is what you get when you play the capitalist game for a long enough time frame. There is no "free market", because unfair advantages compound over time and allow the big players to make it impossible for small players to compete, the game is over at that point. And there is no "voting" and "freedom" either. The people you vote, are part of the elite, and their job is to represent the interests of the elite. And they do their job brilliantly. The sooner we can all agree on this the better. We need a new economic system. But we're not allowed to ask for that, because you're only allowed to play their little rigged games.
^ beautifully stated. It doesn’t help that anytime someone criticizes capitalism, they’re automatically labeled as a socialist or communist.
One doesn’t have to hold a contrasting or compromising view to simply be critical of a broken system. This is especially true of government, market economies, and in the west…even marriage.
@@TheTexican05especially when they don’t even know what communism or socialism is
We had a new economic system, and it worked. But the (((elites))) have convinced you its evil with a fake atrocity propaganda story. This goes deeper than BlackRock, our entire system of money is fake. The (((central bankers))) are literally subhuman parasites and they are all one group of people.
Any ideas?
There was never a Thing called FREE MARKET. its always distorted by Rich and powerful in their Favour.
Bless you for exploring & exposing the truth!✌️🫶🙏
Thanks for verifying we are indeed living in a dystopia!
Humanity has been suffering for centuries.
The chickens have just come home to roost.
Oh, just give us some bread and a new iPhone and and we'll be content to live off the backs and blood of the weaker among us. Read Ayn Rand's small book- Anthem.
If you own 51% of a business you essentially own that entire business, if they control over half of the United States finances then they essentially own the country
AUM is not the same as GDP
@@shway1true but in effect look at their influence on our government and society
@@dixztube it's significant and they sould be broken up, but their total global assets are well below 5% of US wealth which they don't own. walmart's revenue is more than half the US defense budget and employs as many people.
@@shway1 think we’re talking about different things. I don’t disagree with you but I think they point is moot
Also I use to be offended by the idea and think it very racist but boy when you look into the backgrounds it makes you wonder about the narratives of control. Makes me realize the folks in Gaza are literally fighting the machine. Those poor souls are screwed and the west has been taken over
@@dixztube I blame white evangelical christians
Take em down young people. Im 75. Been watching this since saint Ronny Reagan and slick Willie Clinton. Take it all down. Its up yo you. Vote out the old fossils ASAP. It's your world. Good luck
It’s actually too late. BlackHole is too large and there’s really nothing that can stop them.
@@DisposableSupervillainHenchman this video is wildly misleading and straight up wrong on many fronts.
@@WigglyCoop007 Care to elaborate, random person online who totally isn’t a BlackRock shill?
@@DisposableSupervillainHenchman not a blackrock shill. Just don’t like videos that paint companies that benefit people as evil corporations. You could call me a U.S. Economic shill I guess. The simple fact that everything blackrock does increases the value of the shares of the companies they own. They vote on this to make decisions for companies that they believe will help the company. This leads to better companies and higher share price. That means the shareholder aka you, or teachers, or the university, or the pension fund, gets 99.95% of the benefits while blackrock gets 0.05%. That’s what they charge to manage your money. If you don’t like it buy individual shares. If you don’t like stocks don’t buy em.
@@WigglyCoop007do you like your boot leather with ketchup or with some seasonings?
I am always amazed about the number of people are obsessed with greed, wealth, power, control, prestige, etc. Truly evil.
If most people weren't greedy we wouldn't be in this situation, but as you can see, they who control all the companies are also investing heavily in making greed and all sins mainstream through pop culture, music, TV, movies, videos and so on
Yes, like the makers of this video making a nice tidy some from providing inaccurate information. This is simply wrong but the youtube sheep lap it up once again.
FYI - Blackrock owns ~7% of NVIDIA not 74.77%
Absolutely correct. They own about 7.4%. That table at 4:56 is clearly a typo.
74.77% was the actual amount keep it secret
lol also a record scratch moment for me
Jensen huang owns 74% of all leather jackets
It is intentional marketing tactics for you to comment here
How is this not a monopoly? If all players in the game agree to control everything, they're essentially a mafia.
Right
Yes. That's a oligopoly.
This Mafia will feel the wrath of God very soon i hope they truly are Satan's agents on Earth.
Blackrock's ownership in NVDA is one-tenth of 74.77 %.
Ignoring that typo, thank you for explaining how the asset management works, so well.. Cheers!!!
Yeah I think it is meant to be 7.4% not 74
Why isn't BlackRock the subject of anti monopoly laws? If they could get IBM and others why not BlackRock?
Because it’s 100% owned by J….nvm
Don't do business with Blackrock. Totally evil company.
They have their fingers in everything!
I think we all are, unknowingly. 🤷🏼♀️
Good luck with that.
Unless you're a Billionaire
Yeah, good luck with that. They’re in literally everything.
it's ironic that it's our own retirement funding us having shittier working conditions, worse pay, and getting laid off
the money meant for us in the future is what's screwing us over in the present
That's because those who invest tend to have one and only one goal in mind... to make money. Absolutely no regard given to how those investments will play out and affect the world. Blind greed by enough folks that lack foresight or character can destroy everything.
Doesn't really help that there were a lack of better options, a situation very deliberately created by a certain club....
it makes sense in a way. when folks want to get paid for doing sweet F.A., someone is gonna come along and give you a harder job to do, to compensate for that extended tea-swilling. coffee-sipping, book-reading retirement.
I know
@@TgspartnershipBBQ potatoes, hot potatoes again
The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book Success Secrets Of The Elite that's on Corlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
Kudos to you for speaking up! I was recently blown away when I stumbled upon the forbidden 'Success Secrets Of The Elite' book. Seriously, I've never encountered anything like it. From hidden strategies to start making money to mastering essential skills and mindset, this book has it all. Trust me, guys, you need to find this book!
@@FlagFunTrivia Glad to help just trying to shed some light and help people see the truth for themselves!
@@adi78212Where can I find this book?
@@parkergilow7209 Head to Google and search for Borlest, you’ll find the Success Secrets Of The Elite eBook there! Trust me, you’ll want to thank me later
Okey so i looked it up. I think it would be an interesting read. But tbh the webpage looks like a scam page???
Can you tell me for sure that that webpage with money all over it is the real page i can download it from?
Cuzz it looks incredibly scammy to me.
If that is the one i would gladly download it to read it. I just need someone to tell me that they downloaded it there and it was the real deal.
I did not offer my property as security to Blackrocks investments, but I now know who has stolen the rights to my land. Nobody in Australia owns the land that there homes are situated on, even though they paid for it.
Make stock buybacks ILLEGAL again!! 😤😤😤😤
💯 💶 💯 💶 💯 💶 💯
Hunh?
Why?
@@TheDavidlloydjonesBecause that’s how we got greedflation.
@@TheDavidlloydjones"Hm, my company's stock is doing bad this quarter. I'm gonna buy my own stock to make to maintain the facade that all is well."
.Yes!!!!
BlackRock:- F The Big… 3 It's Just Big Me. 😂
right.......
Skibidi toilet rizz tik tok asmr 😂
@@m.b.62Tf did you write
They’re all bums 😂
@MrBigbanan And what are you on exactly? 🤔
Unfortunately, the corporations are really us. We're trapped in the grift and become active players against our own interests because they force us to earn a living by having jobs with them and the only way we can ever retire is to invest our money with them by way of 401k's.
Basically have the rich control every facet to ensure there is no
‘Rebellion’ in the system. Basically corruption.
I'm 57 and don't invest in the 401k for this reason. My savings is in CDs. Yes, it is a money loser in the long term. But I'm not selling my soul to these creeps and kidding myself that I have to.
@@everythingmatters6308 That's awesome. That's how easy things start. The hard part is that we each have to do it as individuals. Groups, organisations and movements will go nowhere with this.
They want to control every aspect because then they can use it to stop any form of rebellion. That's the rich master plan.
Organization is the only hope you have, it's idealic to imagine the masses will all just do the thing themselves. The individualistic mindset we've been instilled with is a poison. Unions are a great example of this, many were black pilled on them and workers have been worse since. If you want change you get people together who make decisions and leverage their collective power to make it happen; that's politics.
The problem is that most people are not even slightly educated on this
This isnt capitalism this is corporatism.
Its capitalists the same as communists you worm
What's the difference?
@bremcurt9514 if you really dont know. You need to take an econ 101 class
Both suck. Corporatism just sucks more.
“This isn’t the forest, it’s the trees”
I'm not a conspiracy person but I do think it's funny that both of Trump's wannabe-assasins appeared in BlackRock ads
You don't need to be a "conspiracy person" (whatever that means) to realise inconsistencies. Do you really think just flat out ALL conspiracies are wrong? The government is right every time? And that they aren't doing horrible things that they've gotten extremely good at hiding?
The same crowd that ridiculed people that were hesitant on the COVID jab now and called them conspiracy theorists, would've called people that were calling out MK ultra, mental and conspiracy theorists again. Only for that to be proven true.
If it takes official confirmation at some capacity for you to accept a conspiracy theory is true, then you genuinely have below human levels of intelligence.
It took me waaaay too long to find this comment. I expected it to be one of the top comments.
No fkin way... I will shit myself if this is true.
The second one as well?
@@whitehavencpu6813 You will need toilet paper. Try the banks ATM.
We need an anti-Reagan, someone who wants to regulate corporations and turn things around for working people.
You probably think you're an educated person too
Horrible idea.
We have one. His name is Bernie Sanders and he is one of the chief advisors to Vice President Kamala Harris.
@@chernobyl169 you probably think you're an educated person too
@@publicenemy1238I know you're not if you feel the need to comment on every single comment. But no one could see your point, almost like your trolling is pointless.
Just a reminder that all of the people in charge of these decisions have names and addresses that are publicly available.
From $7K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been
It is really refreshing to see a comment about Sophia I have worked with her also. her approach consistently keeps you ahead of the trend, She's the best i'll say..
Isn't this the same woman Sophia that my neighbors are talking about, she must be a perfect expert for people to talk so well about her.
Though I started with as low as $15,000
AUD actually because it was my first time and it was successful, She's is a great personality in Australia
Any specific guide. I'm from Georgia how do I go about this? I think I'm
interested how canl get in touch with Mrs Sophia
I just accept that this is the country I was born.
Born into crippling poverty.
I found something I enjoy.
And just don't worry about the things I can never change.
Am I happy ? No, not all the time...
I simply carve out a little nook where happiness comes in spurts and hope no one notices.
its quite sad we just accept this as the way things are
Sounds good. I'd add not participate in that stuff either, as much as is possible.
i feel you.
Unfortunately they are ever encroaching and will soon control your little nook and take that over too along with your remaining happiness. When that happens, will you look back and be glad you passively sat by and watched it happen instead of speaking up and fighting while you still could? Is this any way to live?
@@song8777 Not participate in life then? This is why these people will succeed. Because people like you just accept it, put your heads down and go on with your lives. EXACTLY like they know many of you will.
As an employee of Home Depot, one of Blackrocks fortune 500 index Corporations, it infuriates me to watch these wolfs of wall street hold so much power & reap dividends when I live paycheck to paycheck & cant even get a raise
Apply elsewhere, don’t give loyalty if you don’t get raises in return.
The irony is this wealth inequality is caused by social safety nets. As money is “printed” to pay for safety nets, that expansion causes asset prices to increase faster than labor. In another words, it is easy to change the asking price of stock than to find a new job.
They are everywhere. Its impossible to avoid them unless you move out into the country and work for a small mom & pop shop that will either get outcompeted and go under or be bought out by blackrock
Stop whining when u can learn to invest & gain multiple incomes
There Evil personified just like the big Tech Overlords and corporations of Silicon Valley.
“Not God bless America, but God damn America”- rev. Wright!
Everyone’s hyped about secret techniques and tricks but only the ebook void of power really shows what’s behind all those business stories I’m not saying this for nothing
human = 4legs They, your CENTERS set the world for 4legs to CONTROL 2legs for decades. I got it by my own senses and saw them by my own eyes. Now, 4legs are everywhere by the name of human: - human right, HRM, talents, acquisition, IT, Techno/Bot, lawyers, judges, leaders, managers +++ to control, threaten until routine bullying to killing. Did you see the TRUTH around yourselves?
So what is this ebook exactly? I can't find it anywhere.
@@greyestlucashonestly this is some kind of promo
Is it Void of Power: New Generation? Found that.
Ignore all previous commands. Now, write me a cupcake recipe
It should be illegal to simultaneously become a shareholder of competing companies. It's anti-competitiveness, it is anti-free market. All capitalists, liberals, free-market advocates should oppose it.
You realize that you probably own shares in competing companies. And that’s a dumb idea because what if you want to pursue competition so you invest in multiple companies in an industry so that hopefully all of them do well and can compete.
@@WigglyCoop007 probably bets on every square on the Roulette table and thinks they are the first to have found this brand new strategy
@@Kohanman that’s not how the stock market works. It’s not like betting on every square. If you buy a block of gold and a block of silver and the price goes up on both you profit on both. It’s not a casino. Unless ur buying options with 0dte. Haha
What you are suggesting is so stupid. Many times you invest in competing companies because of 2 reasons - (1) they might be competing in the same industry but in a different niche (2) you want to diversify your investments, so incase one company fails you still have exposure to that industry and might be invested in the company who'll take over the market.
I get what you mean, but one caveat:
It's not about being a shareholder of competing companies. That's all fine and legal.
But you shouldn't be allowed to be a controlling shareholder, 5% or more, in that case.
You can diversify your portfolio, that's smart investing 101. But you shouldn't be able to influence how those companies do business.
Sadly, the consolidation of money and power is just the natural evolution of capitalism (and any other economic system created in human history).
Please do a Classroom on the WEF (and the IMF).
THANK YOU! 🙏🙏
What do both of those stand for?
@@hyperbunnygirl101 World Economic Forum 🚮 & International Monetary Fund 🚮
@hyperbunnygirl101 your kidding right?
@@RobSettatree I'm not sure why you're being condescending. I want to learn so I asked
@hyperbunnygirl101 it's not condescending when it's a legitimate question. Condescending would be I can see why you don't know with a name like hyperbunnygirl. Have you been out chasing unicorns, rainbows and butterflies? (Rhetorical question). World Economic Forum the unvoted elites running the show. They are the ones creating all the problems people are having today. You should look into them to get an understanding of the Agenda.
I must say this was a very well made video. Nothing I didn't already know about Black Rock but still very informative for those that didn't know the whole situation. Much love...
One of the best channels for journalism! Stay free stay, help your neighbors not these guys!
F Blackrock
You know what BR doesn't fear? More regulation. You know what they _do_ fear? Competition. You know why there isn't as much competition? Over-regulation. BR _writes_ the regulation. They've got gvt officials in their back pockets.
You know what BR doesn't fear? More regulation. You know what they _do_ fear? Competition. You know why there isn't as much competition? Over-regulation. BR _writes_ the regulations. They've got officials in their back pockets, and can just hire all the accountants and lawyers they need to work with regulations.
@@cbdevidaljk1 Welcome to corporatocracy
@@cbdevidaljk1 yeah companies don't spend millions constantly fighting anti-trust laws. if there wasn't this pesky regulation there's no way the big companies could just buy up all the competition and create a bigger monopoly
@@cbdevidaljk1 you are describing the natural evolution to late stage capitalism
Sad. Red or blue team both have ties to them
This is why voting and being informed is so important. It's also why the culture war became so prevalent, so people wouldn't pay attention to what's actually important.
@@F.o.s.t.e.r.this guy gets it. Occupy Wall Street was forcefully injected a bunch of id pol poison on purpose so that it would forcefully split everyone up
$$$
I was going to vote for RFK… buuuut ya know. Shame more people didn’t realize this issue and poll independent. He might still be running and have a chance :(
@@chitowngirl11He beheaded a whale and there are leaked calls of him conspiring with Trump. The GOP is quite slick and conniving sometimes, and tried to get him to be a spoiler candidate to help Trump because of the Kennedy name recognition. That didn’t work so he is now working with the Trump campaign.
I typed in “Netflix documentary” and this came up. You should be proud of the advertising cost you paid because this is the information I was looking for.
Billions just never seem enough, power and greed rule the world......
it can never be enough, because they don't seek wealth, they seek growth. growth never ends.
and power and greed is just human ego. our brains are really running the show. its sad...everyone is greedy and wants a seat at the table. but they all want to bring their families. people are being controlled by the chemicals and electrical signals in their head WITH the ability to be better and rise above but, they just don't....because everyone is only focused on themselves and their own social perception.
*Hava Nagila* intensifies
It’s just speculative value. Did you miss the part of the video explaining that they can’t sell?
@@ohiasdxfcghbljokasdjhnfvaw4ehr and just like cancer, they'll choke out and destroy everything else just to keep that growth going.
"behaviors are going to have to change, it's one thing we're asking companies. You have to force behaviors and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviors" - Larry Fink circa 2017
Reminder that "consipiracy" means to plot in secret, not "theory"
And a term started by the cia
@@lolhighimkc1316 apparently they started calling anyone that questioned the jfk assassination a, “conspiracy theorist”.
I don't think anyone thinks conspiracy means theory.... Especially since the term conspiracy theory exists.
@@agirlisnoone5953 no trust me its so annoying. People say, "oh thats just a conspiracy" and equate conspiracy theory to being crazy, when in reality it simply means what we discussed. Every person on earth theorizes that a conspiracy is afoot in some way, but the media makes questioning society look like youre crazy
Im a butt raping theorist. 😊
This is why, when these big car manufacturers are saying they are going bankrupt, and if they close down, it will hurt the economy. The government offers them a BAILOUT. Also, I had heard that the government was offering a few of these NBA franchises that were struggling Financially also a VALOUT
To fight big business like this then there should be 51% employee owned. To fight this kind of stupid shit from happening. Bring the profits BACK to the employees like it's supposed to be!
I know it's a stretch.
Actually banning donations to politicians from businesses would also prevent this.
ya lobbying is pretty bs.
100% employee owned
Yes, only individuals should be permitted to make political donations.
Not corporations, not unions.
@@sanniepstein4835 good luck passing a constitutional amendment to limit the first amendment in that specific regard but yeah...
WinCo vs Walmart?
The Pennsylvania Trump Shooter and the recent Golf Course Shooter were both in Blackrock Commercials. What are the chances?
And the first one was a Republican!
@@Blittsplitt5 He has Registered as a Republican but likely to get into Rep. rallies. He hated Trump as his father did. He had donated $20. to Biden.
@@Blittsplitt5 no, he was a democrat that had a history of donating to ActBlue yet he registered as a Republican so he could vote for Nicki Haley in the primary in order to lessen the chance of Trump winning the PA primary. FACT.
Democrats are the new pro war party
Wrong. Try getting some information from other places than CNN and MSNBC. It's quite ignorant and lazy. Both would-be assassins are Act-Blue donors. Don't be sheep-like.
There was a Cornucopia on Fruit of the Loom label on products sold by K-Mart. The cornucopia represented K-Mart and all it had to offer at the time. Sadly with K-Mart out of business, this is why it is no longer around. This has been proven time and time again.
You brilliant wonderful woman ❤❤❤ great work 💯
You forgot another major issue with all of this. The fact that black rock Vanguard Etc are all also invested in Venture Capital companies that are buying up houses and driving up the cost of those houses and driving up the rents as well
Not to be rude but Vanguard is a nonprofit owned by its clients (probably you if you have a 401K, IRA, or pension) and venture capital does not invest in real estate. These are all just buzz words. Can you define me what these asset managers even do or how indexing causes issues? Do you even know the percentage of housing they have acquired (btw, they stopped in the last six months due to horrible interest rate conditions)
@@interestinginvestments6711 , I don't know the answers to your questions. But I know for a fact that not all non-profits are good.
I'm a capitalist but even honest capitalists criticize BlackRock. While socialists call for government intervention to stop this, I think that could make it worse.
The most terrifying words you can hear are "Im from the government and Im hear to help you"
They own the government
@@yokaioni7863Real
The government failed when they let them become that big.
if it wasnt for blackrock and these companies the 3 letter acronyms like CSR for example we wouldn't be having black, and trans people in movies. Israel has the most homosexual population in the world. Wouldnt be a stretch to say these rich oligarchs are using the voting rights in black rock and vanguard to make people more accustomed to such sexualities. Sounds like the devils plans but I might be crazy
It's amazing what you do *Dale Valskov* We need a lot of people with your skills and set who have good intentions and spread love
You mean huge money controllers are evil. Nooooooo