On Blackrock and Vanguard Group So, who owns The Vanguard Group? That's a great question. The Vanguard Group has created a unique situation. All of their clients are sold partial ownership in the company. This means that, even though The Vanguard Group is a public company, their shareholders are protected by client confidentiality. They boast roughly 25 million clients (under 1 million dollars) and approx. 60,000 'flagship' ($1-5 million) and 'flagship select' (over $5 million) clients' worldwide. I do not know the specific breakdowns of flagship clients. https://www.inquirer.com/philly/blogs/inq-phillydeals/Vanguard-plans-new-offices-for-upscale-clients.html Isn't Blackrock Number 1? Most people think BlackRock is the largest investment firm in the world. There is a convoluted and incestuous relationship between the top investment and mutual fund companies so it gets confusing. I am convinced this is intentional. I believe that The Vanguard Group is the top company for two reasons. – Evidence 1 - Using Apple as an example once again. If I go to Yahoo finance I can see a lot of Apple is owned by BlackRock. I can then see that BlackRock is owned by The Vanguard Group. But I can't see who owns The Vanguard Group. The trail stops there which brings me to the conclusion that I have reached the top. – Evidence 2: We will get into this more later, but if you look at the partners list on the World Economic Forum Website https://www.weforum.org/partners you will find Blackrock but you will not find The Vanguard Group. This gives me the impression they are trying to stay under the radar and appear lesser than Blackrock. Why does The Vanguard Group Matter? Why does this pertain to the allegations in the synopsis? When we stop looking at all of this on a global level and we focus in on specific examples some frightening situations begin to take shape. Especially in regards to the 2020-21 lockdowns and restrictions.

• Why did governments shut down churches and small businesses but allow large companies like Costco and Wal-mart to remain open where people were obviously highly condensed? Guess who's heavily owned by The Vanguard Group.
• Why did local restaurants have to close but McDonald's was open? Guess who's heavily owned by The Vanguard Group. And it gets worse. Would it be considered collusion if The Vanguard Group owned controlling shares in Facebook and Twitter, (the two companies who worked the hardest at censoring opinions opposed to their pro-vaccine narrative) but The Vanguard Group also owns controlling shares in the companies that sells the “vaccine” ? (*note-”vaccine” is the common term used for the experimental gene therapy currently be sold as a covid-19 solution).