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JUST IN… Elon Musk Rips Mark Zuckerberg For Funding Illegal Voting Vans in 2020 Election
JUST IN... Elon Musk Rips Mark Zuckerberg For Funding Illegal Voting Vans in 2020 Election | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
On Friday Elon Musk was attacked by smart-mouth leftist who objected to Elon’s recent comments on the suspicious rules and irregularities in US elections.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
WHY ELON IS COMPROMISEDBlackRock and Vanguard are the largest institutional shareholders in Tesla.
They are also the largest shareholders in every single company that cut ads on X during the whole fiasco in Nov, 2023 (when Musk replied to a user, agreeing that Jews push white hatred).
When you’re a majority shareholder, it gives you seats at the board, and you get to make the most important decisions impacting the company.
BlackRock absolutely has the power to call Apple’s CEO, Disney’s CEO, Sony’s CEO, IBM’s CEO, etc. and tell them to stop advertising on X. They control the CEO’s, they even decide their salaries.
The odds of ads being cut simultaneously by a 100+ major brands is zero. The only thing that ties those companies together is BlackRock and Vanguard.
Apple alone was spending $100 million a year (based on 2022 report). So clearly the combined loss was a hard financial hit to Musk.
And the truth is Elon has intense animosity towards BlackRock and Vanguard but he pretty much can’t do anything.
This rivalry goes back several years.
In 2018, Elon wanted to take Tesla private. He never explained why at the time but the tweets over the years shows a sentiment of disliking how asset management firms have too much power over his company (via the board).
BlackRock responded to Musk by voting him off the board and the SEC fined him $20 million, forcing Musk to back peddle. They claimed he was being dishonest to investors about taking Tesla private.
But Elon’s tweets over the years shows he really does hate publicly traded companies.
His other companies are private, and the purchase of Twitter was contingent on taking it private. That should be proof enough.
If they wanted to, they could’ve also removed Elon as CEO and disengaged him from Tesla completely. Let’s not forget how Apple’s board did that to Steve Jobs.
Cutting ads on X was the response to Elon’s free speech stance that permitted the truth on Israel to be exposed.
Given how Elon became a sudden Israel shill, he knows at anytime, they can come up with an excuse to axe him from Tesla (his companies are his babies and his only real mission in life).
In reality these asset firms do anything to maintain their dominance in every company. For example, before Elon bought Twitter, he purchased 73.5 million shares, making him the top shareholder. Twitter then offered Musk a seat at the board. Vanguard didn’t like that, so literally 4 days later they bought 82.4 million shares to beat Musk and display their dominance.
BlackRock and Vanguard are power hungry vacuums like that. No matter what major corporation you look up, you will see these two asset firms as the top institutional shareholders.
BlackRock and Vanguard, who both manage nearly $20 trillion in assets, are also interconnected; they both own shares in each other, followed by all the next top asset management firms.
In other words, every major asset management firm are interconnected— all own each other, making them one large powerful octopus
(wink wink).BlackRock also has vast investments in Israel, and the founder Larry Fink, a Jew, is well connected with Israel’s govt.
BlackRock’s power doesn’t stop in it’s $11 trillion portfolio. They’re heavily embedded in the U.S. govt too.
During the 2008 financial collapse, BlackRock played a prominent role in the aftermath of the global financial crisis when the U.S. govt enlisted BlackRock's help to manage troubled assets and stabilize the financial system.
Fast forward to today, BlackRock is so entrenched in the U.S. govt, it has a preferential relationship with federal regulators, with the Supreme Court, and presidential administrations. In some instances, the U.S. govt also relies on technology and systems built by BlackRock.
BlackRock is also behind the anti-white hate, the woke agenda, gun control, the racial wars, the climate change propaganda, open borders, etc.
So clearly, it’s not merely an asset firm
(wink wink).Mike
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