Too implausible to be fiction, part 3.
Black Rock takes control of the UK
When Labour won their 2024 ‘landslide’ election victory that saw them come to power with the smallest share of any party forming a government since WW2, they announced £73 TRILLION of spending plans between now and 2040! Now in government, they have revised the figure to anything from £100 bn to £10 tn. Its not clear that even the government understands the true figure!
So who picking up the tab? Who holds the purse strings becauase one thing’s for sure, the UK government doesn’t have the cash!
It's coming from the same guys who used your pension funds to build the Russian military, supply the weapons Ukraine used to prolong the war and pick up the contract to rebuild the country. When they've decided that enough damage has been done.
BlackRock already owns over £2bn of the UK housing market and have recently been awarded a contract to build tens of thousands more houses in the UK.
They will be building those houses with investors' money, the UK government can not and will not be paying for their services in the traditional way.
Basically none of (Blue)Labour's spending will come from funds provided by the government. It's all on credit. No-one in their right mind could expect the UK to ever get out a debt running to the tune of £72 TRILLION !
That's the plan! BlackRock has ensured that just as in the US where less than 1 cent of every tax dollar is spent on US citizens, the UK state is now owned by the Militarised Industrial Complex.
When did this take place? Just a few days before Rachael Reeves announced the most badly received budget in decades, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink met with Keir Starmer to discuss the terms of his company's massive investment in the UK. At this meeting the two discussed BlackRock plans. The Financial Times reported that high on the agenda was the removal of regulation in the UK financial and business sectors.
That makes sense, if you're going to spend £72 tn you don't expect to be hampered by rules that prevent you from cutting corners, skimping on safety and of course, paying billions in dividends and management bonuses!
Don't get me wrong, the UK is mired by regulation but some of the actions being discussed will mean that the UK’s historical finds and sites environmental importance will no longer be protected from the bulldozers.
Along with the country’s ethics, its history and nature are no longer owned by the UK public.
Another throw away from the meeting at No.10? BlackRock has established a £100m hedge fund to buy up UK farmland. How long before laws making it illegal for neighbouring farms to plant seeds and use fertiliser not provided by BlackRocks agricultural holdings are passed? Just like is the case in the US, India and now Kenya, amongst others.
A few days after the meeting the government announced a hugely unpopular and controversial change to inheritance tax rules regarding farmers. Whilst it appears that these new laws will only affect the biggest estates, possibly making it impossible for these farmers to continue, do you honestly think BlackRock are interested in buying small farms?
Quite coincidental don't you think that UK government policy seems to be playing right into the hands of the very people looking to buy up vast swathes of UK farmland!
How long before UK agriculture, food standards, environmental protection and historical heritage is, like the people of Ukraine AND Russia, seen as disposable.
A commodity that the people have no say over.
It's almost as if the government is just doing what their bosses tell them too.
That's exactly what's happening!
Now, you may be thinking ‘this is too much, it can't be true, it's fiction’. If so, I urge you again to check my facts.
The dates, events and financial stats are all verified by me and verifiable by you.
I told you that the facts are more frightening than fiction. Now you know why.
We are the carbon they want to reduce.
