Larry Fink

board the executives the ceo the chief you know all the this

is important because this is the real power structure right people think of it like uh is it the illuminati in a cave and i mean the real power structure is fortune 100 fortune 500 uh you know rockefeller rothschild think tanks ngos foundations that is the power structure like they really do have power BlackRock, Larry Fink, et

cetera.

They answer to the board.

And then you're able to connect the data centers to Palestine, to the Iran war.

Why do we need to militarize the protection around data centers? Oh, is it because Iran was able to blow up three Amazon AWS facilities with drones and now Larry Finks in front of the Milken Institute talking about how the biggest domestic terrorist threat is now Data centers actions against data centers.

So, yeah, it's all really connected.

So this is this is one of the things that's frustrating about like every time the midterms comes up or, you know, Kamala teases another 2028 presidential run.

They funded BlackRock.

I think it was early 90s for Larry Fink to go 50-50.

Yes, that is exactly right.

Google AI.

88, co-founder Stephen Schwartzman, Peter, yeah, to Larry Fink.

And then they would go public in the early 90s.

So, Peter G. Peterson, founder of Blackstone, was on basically hiatus from his...

And in this case, this one guy's bias happens to have done a few nefarious things with a few of the previous assets that we've deemed to be pristine collateral.

do not forget one of the biggest beneficiaries of the bailouts and the processes put in place after the great financial crisis was Larry Fink, it was BlackRock.

So it's not as though like this guy actually cares if things go down.

In fact, he probably would prefer it because he can pull the strings all over again and stand to gain another two acts off of the trillions of assets under management for BlackRock.

I think it's probably my echo chamber, but like the amount of people waking up to the fact that BlackRock probably doesn't have your best interest at heart.

It makes me really bullish and also makes me bullish on like things that we can do to take the power away from BlackRock with this ETF, because BlackRock up until bitcoin like blackrock and the and the equivalents they kind of had this unfair power where they were the only ones that had access to this much real estate they were the only ones that had access to this much capital to invest in like you know if you wanted to buy uh you a derivative of of whatever food or a derivative of name name the business kind of had to participate in blackrock's ecosystem but once again man bitcoin perfectly aligning incentives here because bitcoin is so decentralized you can gain this exposure to bitcoin without giving the power to blackrock and i think i'm probably bullish on that as more people wake up just out of principle people should be choosing the non-blackrock bitcoin That's like, we should coin this actually, like don't choose the BlackRock Bitcoin, choose the real Bitcoin.

i think and i will push back on part of what you're saying i think it's a little bit of our own echo chamber because when i go and talk to my normie friends about a lot of this stuff like they still don't even know who larry fink is they don't know what blackrock actually does and the majority of people still don't so i challenge you i challenge anyone watching or listening like when you go to a coffee shop where you see a friend who's like not necessarily like entrenched in this space which fewer and fewer bitcoiners have truthfully because we drive our normie friends absolutely insane like ask them point blank just do you know who larry pink is like do you know what blackrock does just two simple questions just ask one of them that's a good

move man i i'm seeing it um i'm seeing this play out like on instagram not in the bitcoin sphere but it's in like the like the conspiracy like like like more like more than like the freedom side like it's like It's like, it's like my, my boys who are like, yeah, I didn't take the COVID jab.

Yes, I am invested in the stock market.

But I choose companies that I believe are engaged in real business, not the funny business that we're seeing from the White House and BlackRock, Larry Fink and Howard Lutnick, among others.

I am certainly not, and this is where I would disagree with Peter Schiff.

He's optimistic about AI and tech stocks, more optimistic than I am.

The executives steering these financial institutions are approaching these risks from very different angles.

Larry Fink at BlackRock takes the position that the real danger is actually building too slowly.

Interesting.

He argues that if the infrastructure rollout stalls, the scarcity of compute will keep the costs artificially high, which will choke off the broader economic adoption of the technology.

Yes, I am invested in the stock market.

But I choose companies that I believe are engaged in real business, not the funny business that we're seeing from the White House and BlackRock, Larry Fink and Howard Lutnick, among others.

I am certainly not, and this is where I would disagree with Peter Schiff.

He's optimistic about AI and tech stocks, more optimistic than I am.

I think

you mentioned something that I think is important to note, because I think one of the things that drives consolidation is a macroeconomic factor, the continued increase in institutional ownership of publicly traded financial institutions and where the institution, Larry Fink of BlackRock, doesn't care that you carried this business when their debt service coverage ratio went under one, right? Because you knew them and you knew that they would recover and you knew the cyclicality of their business.

They don't care about that.

And they don't care that you support the big brothers, big sisters of Westerly.