It Turns Out The Banks Own Everything!

James Kaufman with news report today. Today is January 26th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. All corporations are actually just one. Corporations? You mean the US is a corporation? I think that's what he's trying to tell y'all, but We're dissolving all the corporations, part of the reason Donald Trump could not put his hand on the Bible as we go through our little journey here. I'm not talking about, see, we have a million followers on TikTok this week, and I've been waiting to post this video since the very first, laying the groundwork of understanding so that we're all going to understand this now that we're here. Let's break it down real simple. You're going to go grocery shopping at a corporate grocery store. All these corporations are owned by these institutions. They're highlighted in red if they're on all four of these sheets. They're darker orange if they're on three of them and light orange if they're on two. So he's looking at what's called a level one screen now. I have a level four screen for trading. So he's a level three or four trader, I can already tell. That gives him so much inside information. There's only a couple that only appear once. It's mostly the same money. But we go deeper. You go for the biggest tech companies. It's basically the exact same list for all four of us. That would be Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street, Fidelity, T-Row. Level two. This is a level two trading. JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley. And then Northern Trust is on three of them. And Capital World Investors is the exact same thing as Capital Research and Management Company. So you might think, okay, these are the institutions that own the whole stock market. No. Who owns them? And see if you've been around here for a minute, you already know. They all own each other. Just a giant cross-ownership pool. Chase. See, way back before I even posted a single video, I was sitting in my office reading this report from an anonymous user on Reddit. Could you imagine him sitting in his office? I cannot. Giant cross-ownership pool. And this is where it gets really See, way back before I even posted a single video, I was sitting in my office reading this report from an anonymous user on Reddit. And he had noticed the exact same thing that I'm talking about right now, that he wrote a program to put all that data into a visualization so we can see who owns who. And I'm about to show you what he figured out. Let's take BlackRock, for example. This is a list of the top institutional owners of BlackRock and how much of the company they own. And if you visualize it, it looks like this, where the whole square is all of BlackRock's stock. And they get a percentage of that square based on how much they own. And the important colors to note are that white symbolizes us, retail investors, and gray symbolizes insiders that work at the company. So that would be like Larry Fink's stock among other people And everything else is other giant corporations, investment banks, like BlackRock themselves own a little bit, State Street owns some, Capital World Management owns some Bank of America owns some. See how this works? But then you think about it and you're like, well, wait a minute, because all of these institutions are owned by other institutions, right? So what if we put that data in here? Well, we did. The level 5 screen. All of this that was owned by Merrill Lynch is actually owned by all of these other institutions. And a little bit of us retail up there. Goldman Sachs. Merrill Lynch. What? Market Makers. Well, then it looks like this. Remember, white is retail investors like you and me. And everything else. That's why Chad Sweet, CIA director, was VP of... Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. That's how they run it. They run their VPs through. This is intelligence. It is giant megacorporations. And if you go one layer deeper filling in all those corporations with their corporations. You see how this program is working? And so then we simplify it to just black, gray, and white. And this is who owns BlackRock. White is retail investors like you and me. Gray is insiders at all of these corporations like CEOs and other executives. And black is just corporations owning each other. We'll call it megacorp. It's the same process done for Bank of America and for State Street and for Best Buy, Amazon. Oh, yes. Groceries. See, arms. Building and selling homes, even less white, meaning us, retail ownership. As far as I can tell, there's only one company on the entire stock market that is not owned by Megacorp. And guess who it is? Do you know? It's GameStop. Except that this photo's out of date, because it's from a few years ago. The product looks more like this, if you believe the public info, which is a big if. But more on that another time. This is not a video about GameStop. This is about Megacorp. Because, see, when all of the owners own each other, all of their interests are aligned. BlackRock wants State Street to do well because State Street wants BlackRock to do well because they both own each other. SoftBank, State Street, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs. And ever since I've been asking those more important questions. Same old, same old. The horror of it went from this... To this, so you're not going to find those answers on this channel. You're going to have to go follow me in other places. All I'll say for now is that the next time you buy a product from a corporation like Nike or Costco or Best Buy or Amazon or any of these corporations, you're buying it from the Megacorp. They're all owned by the same big money. And it's all one big siphon just vacuuming money out of our pockets up to the people on top. We'll make another video about how exactly they do that. For now, I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone that is here and here. So, very well put. He sees the cross-ownerships, obviously. Obviously. Gentleman smarter than anyone knows. And I think all you guys are just as smart and can see the same thing. We're looking at the companies, the banks, owning everything, period. They own the government. That's the key takeaway here. I'm going to put it at the last. They own the government. There is no government. It's just the banks, period. God bless. I hope you all know they have none of your best interests, well, even considered. They actually want to take every dime you have in your savings, your retirement, your et cetera, accounts, and they want to take it down, period. That's what this, this banking industry wants to do. God bless. 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