"Volatility creates opportunity to make profit. War is real f*cking good for business."
A new video released by O’Keefe Media Group on Tuesday showed BlackRock Recruiter Serge Varlay declaring that "Ukraine is good for business."
When asked by an undercover OMG journalist about his thoughts on the Ukraine-Russia war, Varlay said the conflict is "good for business," adding as an example, "Russia blows up Ukraine’s grain silos. The price of wheat’s gonna go mad up."
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BlackRock-recruiter onthult hoe politici worden ‘gekocht’: ‘Oorlog is goed voor de zaken’
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BlackRock Recruiter Claims Senators Can Be 'Bought' For $10k, War 'Good For Business' O'Keefe
DeleteUkraine conflict ‘f***ing good for business’ – BlackRock recruiter
ReplyDeleteAfter he was confronted in a New York cafe by Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe himself, Varley abruptly headed for the nearest police station. He can be seen in a video motioning for O’Keefe to follow him in. Following the meeting, Varlay deleted his LinkedIn profile, which is still viewable in search engine results for his name.
DeleteWith over $10 trillion in assets under management, BlackRock controls sizable shares of most large American corporations and pension funds, including Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Alphabet, Pfizer, Tesla, Merck, Visa, and Mastercard. The company was tapped to assist the US government in the 2008 financial crisis and the Covid-19 response, making it the only private corporation aside from the Federal Reserve itself to exert direct control on the levers of the US financial system and raising questions about insider trading and other conflicts of interest. Several BlackRock alumni serve in the Biden administration, including Brian Deese, the head of the National Economic Council.
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