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Subject This is who is responsible for the ills in the world?

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Ever wonder who controls the world?  This popped up on my feed today and piqued my interest.  How can Vanguard have so many fingers in so many different corporations and still make money during the pandemic?  Hmmmm.

Just read these two articles and maybe you will finally see how the scandemic is all about money, not protecting your rights or healing loved ones.

https://richardsonpost.com/howellwoltz/23621/vanguard-of-evil/

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/04/bill-sardi/who-runs-the-world-blackrock-and-vanguard/

Vanguard and Blackrock.  They ought to be broken up, disbanded, and forced to sell their component companies.  Heck, force them to never purchase a company again, let the companies just run themselves.  No need to have a big tent approach for corporations.  Seems that too many things could and have gone wrong with this type of Capitalism.  Don't get me wrong, I firmly believe in Capitalism, but when one company has control of 70% of corporations in the world, then something is terribly wrong.  Too much control by too few people, all of whom are in the same club, is not a good business model.
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Been sayin this for years OP but nothing ever gets done about it. Monopolies rule. Sometimes they're called vulture groups. They buy up every profitable business and then raise prices because there's no competition left. There used to be anti-combine laws but the justice system is just as corrupt as the politicians and the corporations. It's a dirty game. The only way to win is to bet them at their own game OP.
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Original Message Ever wonder who controls the world? This popped up on my feed today and piqued my interest. How can Vanguard have so many fingers in so many different corporations and still make money during the pandemic? Hmmmm.

Just read these two articles and maybe you will finally see how the scandemic is all about money, not protecting your rights or healing loved ones.

[link to richardsonpost.com (secure)]

[link to www.lewrockwell.com (secure)]

Vanguard and Blackrock. They ought to be broken up, disbanded, and forced to sell their component companies. Heck, force them to never purchase a company again, let the companies just run themselves. No need to have a big tent approach for corporations. Seems that too many things could and have gone wrong with this type of Capitalism. Don't get me wrong, I firmly believe in Capitalism, but when one company has control of 70% of corporations in the world, then something is terribly wrong. Too much control by too few people, all of whom are in the same club, is not a good business model.

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