(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) A partnership between financial titan JPMorgan Chase and global deep state fixer BlackRock has reportedly been set in motion to create a “reconstruction bank” for Ukraine.
The two global conglomerates are in the planning stages of helping the Ukrainian government establish a “reconstruction bank to steer public seed capital into rebuilding projects that can attract hundreds of billions of dollars in private investment,” the Financial Times reported this week.
The so-called Ukraine Development Fund is not slated to kick into action until the end of the country’s ongoing war with Russia, but potential scheme investors are slated for a preview during a conference this week in London that’s being hosted by the British and Ukrainian governments.
BlackRock’s involvement with Ukraine came under heavy fire this week after an explosive report from O’Keefe Media Group.
“Ukraine is good for business. You know that, right?” BlackRock recruiter Serge Varlay boasted on video to an undercover reporter.
“Russia blows up Ukraine’s grain silos. The price of wheat’s gonna go mad up. So what are you gonna do if you’re a trading firm?” Varlay said. “The moment that news hits, within a millisecond, you’re going to pump trades into whoever the wheat suppliers are. Into their stocks. Within an hour or two that stick goes f*cking up and then you sell and you just make, I don’t know, however many mil.”
Varlay also described how easy it was for BlackRock to control world leaders by controlling the flow of money, investments and policy. When asked who was pulling the purse strings, Varlay replied “the hedge funds, BlackRock, the banks. These guys run the world.”
In an eerily prophetic pronouncement ahead of reports that BlackRock was partnering with JPMorgan to create the Ukrainian redevelopment banking scheme, Varlay explained how the global titans keep control of world affairs.
“You acquire stuff. You diversify, you acquire, you keep acquiring. You spend whatever you make in acquiring more,” the BlackRock recruiter said.
“And at a certain point, your risk level is super low. Imagine you’ve invested in 10 different industries, from food to drinks to technology,” he added. “If one of them fails it doesn’t matter, you have nine others to back you up.”
