If and when what sincere adherents to biblical prophecy could only describe as The Beast system, currently diligently under construction — a fusion of panoptical AI-facilitated surveillance, CCP-style social credit scores, digital ID, and central bank digital currency into a system of total control — is fully operationalized, as prophesized in the Book of Revelation, there will arguably have been no single individual more responsible than Blackrock CEO and Co-Chairman of the World Economic Forum, Larry Fink, whose multinational investment management corporation, the largest in the world, leveraged its position to foist DEI and ESG on the world over at least the past decade, with the groundwork being laid much earlier.
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Here he was in 2017, before he gained real notoriety, explaining that BlackRock “forces change” both internally and externally by threatening financial consequences for non-compliance with DEI policies.
Behaviors are going to have to change… We're asking companies, you have to force behaviors, and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviors. 54% of the incoming class are women. We’ve added four points in terms of diverse employment this year. What we’re doing internally is if you don't achieve these levels impact then your compensation could be impacted, okay? You have to force behaviors and if you don’t force behaviors whether it\s gender or race or any way you want to say the composition of your team, you're going to be impacted… We're going to have to force change.
Blackrock CEO Larry Fink on forcing mass adoption of DEI policies, 2017: "Behaviors are going to have to change… We're asking companies, you have to force behaviors, and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviors. " pic.twitter.com/7NAbw2wgW9
— Ben Bartee (@BenBartee) March 31, 2026
When George Floyd had his unfortunate fentanyl overdose on a street in Minneapolis — which ordinarily would have been just another everyday occurrence in broken America, another sad statistic — and plunged the nation, facilitated by legacy media, into a CIA Color Revolution-style “mostly peaceful” Summer of Love, who was there to stir the pot?
Sweet old grandfatherly Larry Fink, who cares so deeply for the minorities and desires nothing more than to construct a “more just and inclusive society.”
Larry Fink, via LinkedIn (emphasis added):
The brutal murder of George Floyd last Spring ignited a national reckoning on race that has reverberated throughout society. The verdict of a Minneapolis jury will not bring back the life lost, nor erase years of inequality, but I hope that it will allow Americans to move forward on the long road to healing.
Over the past year, many companies and leaders, including myself, have learned important lessons about how deep-seated the roots of racism are in this country. At BlackRock, we are committed to driving diversity, equity and inclusion through every aspect of our business. While we have made progress, we still have a great deal of work to do.
This is a somber day and one for deep reflection. As I look to the future, I am committed to ensuring that BlackRock does its part to contribute to a more just and inclusive society.
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All this time, domestic terrorists on the internet maligning him as a megalomaniacal psychopath had Grandpa Larry pegged all wrong.
Really, he’s the MLK of our time, this guy — a true do-gooder, a martyr for decency and love.
Larry Fink loves you and wants you to be happy.
Anyway, despite the long trail of DEI residue Larry Fink has left imprinted on everything he’s touched, he recently came out to absolve himself of all responsibility.
The whole DEI/ESG-controlled demolition and balkanization of the economy and society, he explains, was really some nameless investors’ big idea.
That’s who you should blame!
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He, Fink explains, is merely a fiduciary actor with no agency, held blameless for foisting ESG and DEI on the entire world for years.
Bret Baier: Do you believe the woke era a failed experiment? The ESG, the DEI, the kind of push for that… Looking back at that, how do you see it?
Fink: Society moves, the pendulum moves all the time… We are responsible for managing money for everybody… We have many investors worldwide who are investing in renewables, trying to emphasize solar… We’re working with occidental Petroleum right now to building the best carbon capture factories in Texas right now. So do I believe the pendulum five years ago was too far? Yes… It was never our intention [to socially engineer society] because our job is to be, I gotta be a fiduciary to everybody who gives us money. Our responsibility, Brett, is to making sure that if one of our investors wants us to invest 100% in hydrocarbons in Texas, I’m investing 100% of our money in Texas. But if another state fund wants us to invest in, let’s say, all-green energy, we’re going to do that. It’s their money. But today, because of AI and the overwhelming need for power and electricity, it can’t just be one way right now*… I think society has moved into a better position of having more pragmatism, and what you’re hearing from me, I’m echoing what we’re hearing from our clients.
Larry Fink blames BlackRock ESG/DEI regime on nameless investors: "Do I believe the pendulum five years ago was too far? Yes… It was never our intention [to socially engineer society] because our job is to be, I gotta be a fiduciary to everybody who gives us money." pic.twitter.com/VCjGHqTUg7
— Ben Bartee (@BenBartee) March 31, 2026
