In a chilling development that exposes the deepening tentacles of the globalist elite, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has elevated BlackRock CEO Larry Fink to the position of interim co-chairman of its board, alongside André Hoffmann of Roche. This move, announced on August 15, 2025, comes hot on the heels of an internal investigation that conveniently cleared WEF founder Klaus Schwab of any "material wrongdoing" despite swirling allegations of financial and ethical misconduct.

Fink, the architect of BlackRock's $11 trillion empire that dominates everything from housing markets to corporate boardrooms, now sits at the helm of an organization long accused of plotting humanity's subjugation under the guise of "sustainable development" and the infamous "Great Reset." For years, patriots and truth-seekers have warned about the WEF's sinister agenda: a technocratic dystopia where the masses own nothing, eat bugs, and live as digital serfs in smart cities monitored by AI overlords.

Reminder – Larry Fink admits the quiet part out loud: "You have to force behaviors." BlackRock's CEO—WEF darling & architect of the ESG regime—spells out the real agenda: Social engineering by corporate coercion. No "incremental change." No organic diversity. Just top-down mandates, dictating who gets hired, promoted, or funded based on race, gender, & ideological compliance. This isn't "stakeholder capitalism." It's elite-driven control. And if you resist? You'll "be impacted."

The organization's ties to depopulation schemes—echoing the eerie Georgia Guidestones' call for reducing the world's population to a mere 500 million—have fueled conspiracies that the elite view billions of us as expendable "useless eaters." Now, with Fink in charge, these fears are no longer fringe theories but a glaring reality. As one X user aptly put it, "The evil of the WEF that wants all of mankind enslaved, and reduced to 500 million people world-wide, guess who is now their leader? BlackRock's Larry Fink."

Klaus Schwab's reign at the WEF has been a masterclass in elite manipulation. Founded in 1971, the Davos cabal has masqueraded as a "platform for public-private cooperation" while pushing policies that erode national sovereignty and empower unelected bureaucrats. Schwab's "stakeholder capitalism"—a euphemism for corporate fascism—has been championed by figures like Fink, who led the U.S. Business Roundtable in 2019 to redefine corporate purpose around this very ideology.