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| DIE = Didn't Earn It. |
Black Rock, Vanguard, State Street, Blackstone, Fidelity, and UBS are a few of the world's largest investment companies. They control a stake in every company in the world economy, both public and private.
When one of these companies makes an "investment" in a company, it's really not an investment. They offer millions of dollars in exchange for injecting DEI/ESG (Woke Identity Politics). DEI (pronounced DIE) stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. ESG stands for Environmental, social, and governance. It's one of those ideas that may sound good on paper, but doesn't work in real life, because it's unrealistic and causes major ethnic/cultural problems. They do this to sway and influence public opinion for their own benefit.
The companies they invest in may look like they're getting a chunk of cash to help them, but it isn't. They actually lose more money than they gain.
Because the Woke Identity Politics antagonizes their customers and fan bases, this causes low sales of products, like the movie and gaming industry.
The Walt Disney Company is a prime example of this. Black Rock owns a 7% stake and is considered the most woke media company because of how much pandering they're doing to their media.
They add forced diversity and inclusion and promote miscegenation and homosexuality in people's thoughts. Additionally, they also promote Anti-European themes into there media (sometimes anti-Asian themes too!). And most people are sick of it, not just Americans and Europeans, but the rest of the world.
If you own a private company, you should NOT go public. It's because you will fall prey to one or more of these investment companies; You'll be forced to add DEI/ESG to your company and have board members or employees with the Woke mind virus. In most of North America and Europe, it is illegal to discriminate, resulting in prison time, so getting rid of those Woke cultist freaks is extremely difficult because they will sue you and call you every name by the book (racist, sexist, homophobe, antisemite, nazi, etc.).
Another problem is that millions of people are already infected with the Woke Mind Virus 🦠 and have become members of the cult. They mostly live in California, Portland, Chicago, Texas, Colorado Springs, New York, Ontario, Vancouver, England, France, Germany, and Stockholm. Now, the cult has infiltrated Virginia, and the bastards are everywhere!
The benefit of going public is to get more money that helps the company but will be controlled by the public investors. A private company can do everything, but difficult to acquire money.
However, Blackrock and friends also invest in private companies as well. But to do that, they must make a deal. An example of a private company that went woke is Denmark's The Lego Company, a famous toy company for children. Another example is Britain's Games Workshop, a miniature toy and analog game company for adults, which owns the famous Warhammer franchises. Lego and Games Workshop owns popular IPs that children and adults love and enjoy. However, Blackrock and friends want to weaponize them for their political agenda, resulting in pissing off half of their customers.
Another warning is that your company should not be bought by a company with ties with Blackrock and friends (or anything related to DIE/ESG). One famous example is Limited Run Games, a well-respected video game publisher that often releases older games in physical media in limited quantities. However, they were financially struggling, so they got bought by a Swedish cock company called Embracer Group (who has ties with Blackrock and friends). Months after the purchase, they fired Kara Lynne, the former Community Manager for Limited Run Games, because of her old tweets and political beliefs. And then company started posting woke identity politics on Twitter and consequently pissing off their fan base.
Another example is when George Lucas sold Lucasfilm to the Walt Disney Company. Again, it's mostly owned by Blackrock and friends, so, of course, they want Lucasfilm, which owns a lot of iconic brands. They primarily want Star Wars because of its huge fan base and use that brand as a political platform to spread "The Message," and make shitty fan-fiction. Was it really worth it?
Is it worth sucking dick on Blackrock and friends for that sweet juicy ESG/DEI money?
In the United States, everything is fake and gay because they have a Monopoly problem. Blackrock and friends control big investments in everything and even own each other. It's obviously an illegal monopoly, but of course the Department of Justice doesn't care because Blackrock has ties with the U.S. government (especially with the Treasury).
Many company's stocks are going down because of Blackrock and friends, but do they care? No, of course not. They don't care if their investments crash and burn as long as they spread their agenda. If they do fall, they'll start merging, or they'll buy another company and start again.
But how is Blackrock and friends getting so much money?
That's because they're "mostly" getting money from natural resources (oil/gas and mining). That's one of their main bloodlines. If, somehow, their ties with natural resources get cut off, then they're going to bleed money real fast.
The only thing we can do right now is try to boycott most of the mainstream brands and products they invest in. It's hard, I know, but it's the only way. We're voting with our wallets.
If you own a successful private company, you should not go public or make a deal with any big corporation that has ties with DIE/ESG. It should be part of the parallel economy (away from the mainstream economy).
In my final conclusion, I'm just sick of this. Every recognized brand I see is now used as a weapon against me, and I'm sick of it. Now, I avoid mainstream brands like the plague and look for alternatives that have no ties with the mainstream. You should do the same. Starting now!
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