Posted on 07/16/2024 10:46:23 AM PDT by DFG
Patriots in Oklahoma are engaged in an epic struggle for their independence, facing off against a modern empire and its mercenaries — a struggle with striking similarities to the American War of Independence.
Today, the empire is BlackRock. This gargantuan corporation’s tentacles spread across the word, with 89 offices in 38 countries including the United States, Japan, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Germany, and South Africa.
BlackRock is no ordinary corporation. It produces nothing useful. Instead, the firm gets rich by managing other people’s money — lots of it. BlackRock now has effective control of $10.5 trillion worth of other people’s assets. And with that control comes enormous power, which BlackRock uses to push environmental, social, and governance standards — the leftist framework for imposing its agenda on the American people via economic coercion.
The people of Oklahoma want none of this. They have no interest in their state’s investments being controlled by an international corporation and used to push leftist policies contrary to their values and interests.
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At what point does Blackrock become an illegal monopoly? In most products and services they own BOTH supposedly competitive options.
They own both coke and pepsi, want to move oil? They own the trains AND the pipelines...
Standard Oil was broken up for FAR less.
Hedge funds should be prohibited from buying single family homes and if they want liberalism, give it to them. Goodbye carried interest deduction.
Blackrock should be dismantled and sold off in little pieces.
Perhaps they trained the gunman, and gave Mayorkas orders to stand down.
That sounds like a fairly statist approach to “fixing” capitalism.
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