Topic: Blackrock Energy

The discussion addresses a Gateway Pundit article claiming the Iran war is handing the US "energy dominance." Jones argues this is a "delusional" spin that ignores the resulting inflation and global depression. He claims BlackRock is the true beneficiary, using the conflict to collapse the economy and force the world into a social credit score system based on fiat currency debt.

Larry Fink and BlackRock are accused of seeking a global depression to increase control through debt and fiat money lending. In Iran, the strategy of targeting Mullahs is criticized as counterproductive, as it reportedly intensifies the resolve of the Shiite population. The Pentagon had previously advised against killing religious leaders to avoid triggering a more fanatical military response.

A report by John Bowne details BlackRock's acquisition of Global Infrastructure Partners and its subsequent move into direct ownership of U.S. utility companies. The segment warns that private equity control of the energy grid will lead to higher residential bills and the prioritization of AI data centers over public resilience, citing a $6.2 billion takeover in Minnesota as a primary example.

Jones argues that the globalist system has failed because China successfully infiltrated Western institutions, citing the Hunter Biden laptop as evidence. He claims Trump's "America First" policies are the only way to prevent a global collapse caused by high energy and food costs. Trump is described as a "God-sent" figure attempting to stabilize a world pushed to the brink by "lunatic" technocrats.

The transition to a free-energy civilization would eliminate poverty and pollution but is being blocked by those who benefit from the current economic status quo. Dr. Greer identifies BlackRock and Larry Fink's ESG initiatives as fronts for a shadow government that controls global assets. This transnational entity operates across borders, maintaining a secret air force and funding mechanisms that are free from legal oversight.

Caller Chris asks about the leverage the U.S. has over MI6 and Mossad to stop honey trap operations. The host explains that the Trump team is not susceptible to such tactics and mentions past attempts to plant child porn on reporters like Cheryl Atkisson. The discussion briefly touches on BlackRock's potential access to directed energy weapons and HAARP systems through corporate consortiums.

Filmmaker Jason Jones joins the program to discuss the two-year anniversary of the Lahaina fires in Maui. He describes how the InfoWars audience helped fund a pop-up school when the government blocked aid to local families. The discussion touches on the role of BlackRock and Hawaiian Electric in the disaster, suggesting that "green energy" mandates led to the criminal negligence that caused the fire.

BlackRock and the United Nations are accused of orchestrating a 30% cut in global fertilizer production to trigger mass starvation and "replacement migration." This plan involves moving hundreds of millions of refugees into North America and Europe to destabilize Western nations. Simultaneously, natural gas permits and pipelines are being blocked to ensure an energy collapse.

Jones and a caller discuss the link between BlackRock and the Chinese military. Jones asserts that BlackRock funds the very CCP satellites allegedly used to start the Maui fires. He claims the media's silence on space-based lasers is due to BlackRock's ownership of power lines and influence over the government.

Jones addresses theories regarding directed energy weapons (DEWs) in Maui, noting that while the U.S. has a DEW base on the island, he prioritizes the "red-handed" evidence of power line negligence. He cites a 1965 government document on weather and climate modification as proof of such capabilities. He argues that focusing on "space lasers" can be a distraction from the admitted facts regarding BlackRock's ownership of the utility and the deliberate blocking of water and sirens.

A Wall Street Journal report is cited claiming BlackRock-owned Hawaiian Electric neglected power line maintenance and tree trimming in Maui to focus on green energy initiatives. Allegations suggest that water and emergency services were prioritized for wealthy areas while common residents were left vulnerable during the 2019 and 2023 fires.

Larry Fink and BlackRock are cited as examples of private sector leadership regarding the integration of climate factors into capitalistic evaluations. Companies facing high emissions may soon be subject to border adjustment tariffs or taxes, necessitating a shift in how investments are managed. While the transition away from oil and natural gas is ongoing, the current energy crisis in Europe following the loss of Russian gas has created a temporary setback for non-hydrocarbon alternatives.

Adam Curry explains the implementation of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) regulations by major financial firms like BlackRock. He suggests that these scores are used to dictate investment and shame the public into accepting a "net zero" economy. The discussion links the current energy crisis in Europe to a deliberate push toward wind and solar power that Curry deems insufficient.

Jones reports that Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegger has banned major financial firms like BlackRock and Credit Suisse from doing business with the state. The ban is a response to these firms "boycotting" the fossil fuel industry through ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) policies. Jones praises this as a significant strike back against "Globalist" financial control.

Jones compares current Western leadership to Marie Antoinette, claiming they mock citizens over rising gas prices. He cites BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and the World Economic Forum as the primary forces driving the destruction of nation-states to implement a corporate-led global government and digital World ID system.

Klaus Schwab and Justin Trudeau are cited as leaders penetrating global cabinets to shape a "more angry world" through the Great Reset. Organizations like BlackRock and the Carnegie Endowment are accused of organizing a controlled demolition of the world economy to implement a post-industrial authoritarian society. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm is criticized for describing high gas prices as a necessary part of a transition to electric vehicles.