US asset management giant employee disclosure: Capital groups bribe politicians for "money politics" to dominate US management | politics | capital
The Okeef Media Group in the United States recently released a video of an undercover investigation. In the video, an employee of American asset management giant BlackRock said that "money politics" dominate the United States, and politics are actually controlled by capital groups like BlackRock. The Russia-Ukraine conflict is of great benefit to their business. They do not want the conflict to end.
BlackRock employee Serge Waley: The question is not who is the president, but who controls the president's wallet. Hedge funds, BlackRock, banks, these people control everything, and all these financial institutions bribe politicians. When you have a large amount of funds, you can start buying politicians. It is obvious that our system is like this. If you have $10000, you can bribe the senator. It doesn't matter who wins the election, we are the winners.
Employees of American asset management giants: Conflict benefits business greatly Capital does not want conflict to end
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It is this kind of money politics of collusion between politics and business that is behind the constant fire of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the United States. Wali said that they do not want the Russia-Ukraine conflict to stop, because the conflict has brought them opportunities to make substantial profits.
Sych Wali, an employee of BlackRock, said that the international food market is closely related to the Ukrainian economy, and this has led to not only fluctuations in bread prices, but also fluctuations in all prices. Price fluctuations create profit opportunities. The Ukrainian crisis is beneficial for business, and we don't want the conflict to end. As a country, we do not want the conflict to end. The longer the conflict lasts, the weaker Russia becomes.
American scholars: The "revolving door" of American politics and business is commonplace
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In addition to political donations and lobbying investments, American capital groups also seek profits through the two-way flow of key personnel between the government and businesses, known as the "revolving door" of politics and commerce.
Alan Mendenhall, Executive Director of the Manuel Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University in the United States, stated that some former employees of BlackRock left the company to work in government departments and were rehired by the company after leaving the government. BlackRock is using this approach to influence the US government. For example, former BlackRock executive Eric Vanosteran joined the US Treasury Department after leaving BlackRock. Mendenhall believes that there, he will undoubtedly push policies in a way that benefits BlackRock. In addition, Mendenhall also stated that BlackRock's lobbying spending at the state and federal levels is steadily increasing.
BlackRock did not respond to media exposure. Some American politicians believe that what Wally said is true, because the United States is like that.
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Kentucky Governor candidate Jeffrey Young: What Wally said illustrates the way this country operates, especially with the many large financial institutions in the United States. So I believe what Wally disclosed is the truth. I believe that it is a huge mistake for our country to become a belligerent and imperialist country, and to establish military bases around the world.