In Fink We Trust: BlackRock Is Now ‘Fourth Branch of Government’
When the Fed looked for bond-buying help in a crisis, it turned to the giant money manager.
"Bond-buying help" - someone has to prop up those 'woke' companies from going broke, and the FedRes can't do it directly.
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Meet BlackRock, the company that owns the world and the “fourth branch of government” with $9 trillion in assets under management
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When the Fed looked for bond-buying help in a crisis, it turned to the giant money manager.
"Bond-buying help" - someone has to prop up those 'woke' companies from going broke, and the FedRes can't do it directly.
BPS
WHY GLOBAL FINANCE MANUFACTURED THE CULTURE WAR
https://www.bitchute.com/video/823Vm4gW6Zhg/
When the Federal Reserve needed Wall Street’s help with its pandemic rescue mission, it went straight to Larry Fink. The BlackRock Inc. co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer has become one of the industry’s most important government whisperers. In contrast to other influential financiers who’ve built on ties to President Trump, Fink possesses a power that’s more technocratic. BlackRock, the world’s largest money manager, can do the things governments need right now.
Meet BlackRock, the company that owns the world and the “fourth branch of government” with $9 trillion in assets under management
There’s a good chance you have never heard of BlackRock, the world’s most influential financial company with $9 trillion in assets under management as of June 2021. That’s more than the gross domestic product of every country in the world, except for the US and China.
Additionally, BlackRock also runs Aladdin, a massive technology platform that oversees at least $21.6 trillion in assets. Aladdin is a network of 5,000 computers BlackRock uses to monitor millions of trades and analyze its clients’ portfolios 24 hours a day to perform risk analysis. It also acts as the “central nervous system” for many of the big players in the investment management industry.
BlackRock made headlines last month after the company spent $6 billion to buy single-family homes and turn them into rental properties, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. In most cases, BlackRock even paid more money above the sellers’ asking price, killing the dream of homeownership for the middle class.
In just 33 years, BlackRock has grown from nothing to becoming the world’s largest and most trusted asset manager and the company that owns the world. The firm has also become an increasingly influential Wall Street player in Washington, DC, and a revolving door between finance and politics. Today, at least three of BlackRock’s leaders now hold prominent roles in President Joe Biden’s cabinet.
Given the company’s habit of forming shadow cabinets ahead of presidential transitions and its involvement in the new Federal reserve programs, Bloomberg went as far as calling BlackRock our “fourth branch of government.”
In other words, Larry Fink was hired to be the manager of Washington’s bailout of Wall Street, even though BlackRock is one of the biggest shareholders in the same banks that they were helping to bail out.
In 2020, who did the money printer of the US, the Federal Reserve, hire to manage their scheme to buy corporate bonds? (Basically, they were bailing out corporations that had too much debt or needed to borrow money). You guessed it, they went right back to BlackRock. Even though again, the same corporations BlackRock was helping to bail out, were the same corporations they owned some of the biggest stakes in.

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There’s a good chance you have never heard of BlackRock, the world’s most influential financial company with $9 trillion in assets under management as of June 2021. That’s more than the gross domestic product of every country in the world, except for the …
