Blackrock Owns 15.1% of the Fox Corporation
Posted By: earlybird, 4/25/2023 2:09:35 PM
It doesn’t take a genius to know that yesterday, we got another really big flag to get off of main stream news if you seek any unbiased news analysis or editorial content. That the biases, the censorship is only going to get worse. And no, I am not necessarily writing of Tucker’s departure, although that too is another signpost. What really has me concerned is that earlier this year, it was announced that BlackRock has increased its ownership position in Fox Corporation (FOXA).(snip)After watching the above video, one has to ask - “how does Blackrock, the largest corporation in the world, seek to “save” the world and from what”?
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Blackrock Owns 15.1% of the Fox Corporation
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It doesn’t take a genius to know that yesterday, we got another really big flag to get off of main stream news if you seek any unbiased news analysis or editorial content. That the biases, the censorship is only going to get worse. And no, I am not necessarily writing of Tucker’s departure, although that too is another signpost. What really has me concerned is that earlier this year, it was announced that BlackRock has increased its ownership position in Fox Corporation (FOXA).(snip)After watching the above video, one has to ask - “how does Blackrock, the largest corporation in the world, seek to “save” the world and from what”?
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