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Red States Sever Ties with Woke, Pro-China BlackRock

(Jacob BrunsHeadline USA) Red states across the nation are increasingly breaking ties with the globalist organization BlackRock due to its sympathies with China, the Federalist reported.

BlackRock has long worked to divest Americans of their land then rent it back to them for a profit.

The potentially-criminal organization has also discriminated against American gun manufacturers and fossil-fuel companies because of its attachment to woke politics.

Yet the global financial services corporation takes little issue when it comes to partnering with communist China.

Last month, West Virginia Republican Treasurer Riley Moore ended his stateā€™s partnership with BlackRock due to its Chinese affiliation.

He also argued that partnership with BlackRock meant a misuse of American tax dollars.

ā€œAs the stateā€™s chief financial officer and chairman of the Board of Treasury Investments, I have a duty to ensure that taxpayer dollars are managed in a responsible, financially sound fashion which reflects the best interests of our state and country, and I believe doing business with BlackRock runs contrary to that duty,ā€ Moore wrote.

Yet as people look into BlackRock and its history, more nefarious deeds are being revealed.

A watchdog group, Consumersā€™ Research, exposed BlackRockā€™s ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

They have also decided to continually attack BlackRock CEO Larry Fink for his possible treachery.

ā€œLarry Fink and BlackRock are really delivering a one-two punch to the American economy,ā€ Consumersā€™ Research Executive Director Will Hild said.

According to Hild, the corporation is effectively milking American tax dollars to benefit the Chinese economy.

ā€œOne the right hand theyā€™re using the [Environmental, Social and Governance] scam to hamper American companies and make it harder to serve American consumers, on the left hand theyā€™re funneling billions of dollars to the Chinese communist owned business to help them build the Chinese economy.ā€

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