Amazing video exposed by American media, "War is so beneficial for business" company | BlackRock | Media exposure
According to a report on the website of today's Russian TV station on June 22, an employee of asset management giant BlackRock told an undercover reporter in a video released by American Okiv Media Group on the 19th that the company hopes that the Russia-Ukraine conflict will continue as long as possible, because it is "good for business".
According to the report, BlackRock employee Serge Waley told reporters, "War is so good for business." According to personal information on LinkedIn, Waley is a technical employee of BlackRock Group and later deleted his LinkedIn profile.
Vali outlined a scenario where investors could profit from the soaring wheat prices caused by the bombing of Ukrainian wheat warehouses, and explained that "volatility creates profit opportunities.". He then commented, "It's exciting when things get messy, right?"
Vali continued, "We don't want this conflict between countries to end. The longer this situation persists, the weaker Russia will be."
Wali also boasted that his employer could control the political situation. He declared, "It's not the people who are the president, but the people who control the president's wallet..." He said, "Hedge funds, BlackRock, and banks dominate the world.".
He said, "All these financial institutions buy politicians. You can start buying people with a lot of bad money." He also said, "You can buy a senator with $10000."
The report mentions that BlackRock manages over $10 trillion in assets and controls significant stakes in most major American corporations and pension funds, including Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Alphabet, Pfizer, Tesla, Visa, and Mastercard. BlackRock was designated to assist the U.S. government in responding to the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19, becoming the only private enterprise besides the Federal Reserve to exercise direct control over the leverage of the U.S. financial system, and raising questions about insider trading and other conflicts of interest. Several former employees of BlackRock are currently serving in the Biden administration, such as Brian Diess, Chairman of the National Economic Commission.