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    #11
    The left doesn't want you owning property. They want us stacked on top of one another in cramped apartments like China. Home ownership = "privilege". Chinese, Russian and Saudi investors as well as American billionaires, are buying up land and real estate in our country. Entire blocks of homes and thousands of acres of farmland. If you are fortunate enough to outright own a home, it will likely be taxed to the extent you'll still be paying rent to live in your own home. I know a lot of homeowners in NYC, Boston-Metro, California, who are paying out the ass in property taxes. Anywhere from $500 - $3,000 per month! You'll never own your home.
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      #12
      Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
      The left doesn't want you owning property. They want us stacked on top of one another in cramped apartments like China. Home ownership = "privilege". Chinese, Russian and Saudi investors as well as American billionaires, are buying up land and real estate in our country. Entire blocks of homes and thousands of acres of farmland. If you are fortunate enough to outright own a home, it will likely be taxed to the extent you'll still be paying rent to live in your own home. I know a lot of homeowners in NYC, Boston-Metro, California, who are paying out the ass in property taxes. Anywhere from $500 - $3,000 per month! You'll never own your home.
      CA just passed a multi family bill. You should read it.

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        #13
        Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
        The left doesn't want you owning property. They want us stacked on top of one another in cramped apartments like China. Home ownership = "privilege". Chinese, Russian and Saudi investors as well as American billionaires, are buying up land and real estate in our country. Entire blocks of homes and thousands of acres of farmland. If you are fortunate enough to outright own a home, it will likely be taxed to the extent you'll still be paying rent to live in your own home. I know a lot of homeowners in NYC, Boston-Metro, California, who are paying out the ass in property taxes. Anywhere from $500 - $3,000 per month! You'll never own your home.
        the bold makes me think about the trend going around tik-tok and other places where these average people are buying homes out the wazoo as a "hustle" just for internet likes, without being able to actually afford, renovate, or flip the homes they are buying up.

        gonna be wild once they get taxed heavily.

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          #14
          Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
          This was back in 2009. I'm sure they have only grown in power since then.

          Another scary thing is that 2/3 of their holdings are in retirement accounts. They own your future and old age too, and can wipe them out if they so choose.



          Who owns the world? Tracking corporate giants' shares to a handful owners

          BlackRock Inc, held or controlled 6.1% of the assets of the 299 companies ($3 trillion) in 2009

          See though when you got asset management companies that can throw around more money than entire countries and have the power to devalue currencies or crash markets impoverishing millions just to turn a profit I don't need to look for Satanists or child murderers to explain the problem. Not saying there ain't all kinds bad people doing all kinds nasty stuff in their ivory towers, but our biggest problems are systemic and they're right in front of us. At least, to my way of thinking.
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            #15
            Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View Post
            The left doesn't want you owning property. They want us stacked on top of one another in cramped apartments like China. Home ownership = "privilege". Chinese, Russian and Saudi investors as well as American billionaires, are buying up land and real estate in our country. Entire blocks of homes and thousands of acres of farmland. If you are fortunate enough to outright own a home, it will likely be taxed to the extent you'll still be paying rent to live in your own home. I know a lot of homeowners in NYC, Boston-Metro, California, who are paying out the ass in property taxes. Anywhere from $500 - $3,000 per month! You'll never own your home.
            Blackstone and Blackrock were major donors to Trump man. They have their fingers in every pie. You're naive if you imagine these are partisan issues. In fact if anything my belief is largely that the whole partisan soap opera is somewhere between social barometer and pressure valve with the purpose of keeping regular folk occupied hating on each other and thinking that their say matters whilst mfers like this keep on doing what they do.

            Neither party has the political will to either seriously regulate rental or house prices or embark on really expansive housing projects simply because there's too many vested interests in keeping house prices and rents high.

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              #16
              Originally posted by Citizen Koba View Post

              Blackstone and Blackrock were major donors to Trump man. They have their fingers in every pie. You're naive if you imagine these are partisan issues. In fact if anything my belief is largely that the whole partisan soap opera is somewhere between social barometer and pressure valve with the purpose of keeping regular folk occupied hating on each other whilst mfers like this keep on doing what they do.
              Which politicians are trying to pass legislation to change zoning and housing? Newsome is leading the way. This is more socialism/communism...everyone must be the same. Equity hard at work.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Citizen Koba View Post

                Blackstone and Blackrock were major donors to Trump man. They have their fingers in every pie. You're naive if you imagine these are partisan issues. In fact if anything my belief is largely that the whole partisan soap opera is somewhere between social barometer and pressure valve with the purpose of keeping regular folk occupied hating on each other and thinking that their say matters whilst mfers like this keep on doing what they do.
                Can you share a link?

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Citizen Koba View Post

                  See though when you got asset management companies that can throw around more money than entire countries and have the power to devalue currencies or crash markets impoverishing millions just to turn a profit I don't need to look for Satanists or child murderers to explain the problem. Not saying there ain't all kinds bad people doing all kinds nasty stuff in their ivory towers, but our biggest problems are systemic and they're right in front of us. At least, to my way of thinking.
                  Why do they have to be mutually exclusive, though? Why can't BlackRock be a huge asset firm AND also one of the Satanic elite's companies?

                  It's right in front of you.


                  Rothschild puts faith in BlackRock






                  And the initial funding for BlackRock to get off the ground was provided by Blackstone Group. Where once again certain names seem to always pop up.

                  "CEO Stephen Schwarzman is a member of The Council on Foreign Relations, The Business Council, The Business Roundtable, and The International Business Council of the World Economic Forum."





                  "Rothschild family member to join Blackstone board
                  Lord Nathaniel Charles Jacob Rothschild will become a director ahead of the private equity firm’s flotation"


                  Last edited by ShoulderRoll; 09-20-2021, 02:03 PM.
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post

                    Why do they have to be mutually exclusive, though? Why can't BlackRock be a huge asset firm AND also one of the Satanic elite's companies?

                    It's right in front of you.


                    Rothschild puts faith in BlackRock






                    And the initial funding for BlackRock to get off the ground was provided by Blackstone Group. Where once again certain names seem to always pop up.

                    "CEO Stephen Schwarzman is a member of The Council on Foreign Relations, The Business Council, The Business Roundtable, and The International Business Council of the World Economic Forum."





                    "Rothschild family member to join Blackstone board
                    Lord Nathaniel Charles Jacob Rothschild will become a director ahead of the private equity firm’s flotation"

                    Because being a satanist ain't a prerequisite for being obscenely rich? Or are you claiming it is? Let's look at it from a different perspective..
                    Is it necessary to invoke the existence of Satanistic cabals to explain how vast concentrations of wealth and power are accumulated in very few hands? No. We have an economic system which is actually named after it's propensity to do exactly that.. So even if there were no Satanists why would we assume that we wouldn't still have $trillion assets companies manipulating things to do what they're designed to do... Make more money?

                    See what I'm saying... Whether satanstic cabals exist or not, they're a non essential part of the equation. Problem is the concentrations of wealth and the effective interchangability of material wealth and political power. He who has the money makes the rules.. And what rules do you think he's gonna make?

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by man down View Post

                      Can you share a link?
                      I can share many, ain't like it's any secret... hear me though I ain't saying it's just Trump. Like I say these mfers have a finger in every pie, they donate to everyone... that's the way the game works. Having delved a bit deeper though it's worth making a seperation between the two companies in terms of how their donations and interests work... whilst both of em play both sides of the field, Blackstone tend to lean ********** and Blackrock - the spinoff company that has massively outgrown it's parent - tend to lean more Dem (about 70/30) when it comes to donations

                      Blackstone have been a primary source of donations for Trump







                      But Blackrock have also been heavily involved in ********** donations and palyed a significant role in the Trump admin.



                      Fink (Blackrock CEO) as Trumps crisis management advsior:





                      Mmm.. this article's a curious one describing how these kinda companies will embed executives with administrations of either leaning... plus, curiously, a possible HCQ interest which I hadn't spotted before.



                      CfA’s report also details how BlackRock has gained access to top government officials in the Trump administration. For example, BlackRock CEO served on one of President Trump’s now-disbanded CEO business councils. Additionally, former BlackRock executive Craig Phillips, who had been a Hillary Clinton supporter, was named a senior aide to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin after donating $100,000 to President Trump’s inaugural committee
                      In April, Trump named Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest fund manager, to the council advising him on the economic response to the pandemic. Though a number of council nominees told media outlets that they had not been notified, .

                      — equivalent to $515 million — in the pharmaceutical company Mylan, which makes a hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablet. Mylan announced it would on March 19, the day Trump began promoting the treatment publicly.

                      In February, BlackRock an 8.4% stake in Mylan. It is unclear when BlackRock sold off the balance.

                      Though Fink has not been afraid to , Trump has been uncharacteristically deferential to the investment mogul.


                      Article you might find interesting here from May '20 about how basically Blackrock now has the US and a few other countries by the balls- erm.. central banks.



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