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Imagine waking up one day and realizing nothing you own is really yours. Sounds like a nightmare, right? Unfortunately, it is. You see, Black Rockck has just announced their new policy, tokenization of all assets, and the government, well, they're busy confirming how soon this is going to happen. So, we're now looking at mandatory digital IDs, round-the-clock financial tracking, and basically the death of our financial freedom. They used to call this a conspiracy, but now they're openly saying it. This was the plan all along. And while the media and politicians are busy praising Larry Frink, I'm going to show you exactly how they're about to control our lives.
Now, you've probably seen the clips of Larry pushing tokenization of all assets, including real estate. "I do believe we're just at the beginning of the tokenization of all assets from real estate uh to equities to bonds across the board. So we look at that as the next wave of opportunity for Black Rockck over the next tens of years as we start focusing moving away from you know traditional financial assets by re repotting them in a digital manner. The opportunity um for tokenization is probably the most important um component of how we are going to see the evolution of of the financial plumbing of the world."
He's been pushing this idea for months, but I honestly thought there would be real push back. After all, RFK Jr. is in the government now and he's been opposing the 2030 style agenda for years. Surely they wouldn't allow Black Rockck to drive this madness forward. Well, what's happening is Black Rockck, State Street, and Vanguard, these giant corporations which own 88% of the S&P 500, are going into real estate. By 2030, these giant corporations are on track to own 60% of the single family homes in our country. So, Black Rockck wants to be everybody's landlord and everybody's neighbor, but I'm not going to let that happen.
Well, I was wrong because here's your SEC chairman echoing the same vision. "Are the major banks and the brokers out there today moving increasingly toward tokenization?" "Oh, absolutely. And it's the uh the way the world will be uh you know here in the I mean maybe not even in 10 years maybe even a lot less time maybe a couple years from now."
So he was appointed by the current administration and he's always been a tokenization fan. But this time he didn't just support it. He gave a timeline of just 2 years. And look at the timing of his interview only days after Larry publishes his big article laying out his tokenization vision. In it, he talks about eliminating red tape, buying and selling homes in one click, making lives easy for all of us. Sounds great, right? Well, here comes the twist. He says we'll need safeguards, regulations, and controlled access to manage these digital assets. See, he's not talking about a free market where anyone can own property privately. He's talking about regulated accounts tied to verified digital identities. So in a fully digital system, you don't just own something. You need permission to access it. You'll need a digital ID, a verified biometric profile and full traceability.
And this isn't theoretical. This is already rolling out in places like India and the UK. "for it. Here in India, um the um I think it's a billion people have digital ID. It's been taken up on a voluntary basis in huge numbers. Um not least because it means that you can access your own money, make payments so much more easily than uh is available with others." "In the UK, people need this ID just to get a job. And that is why today I am announcing this government will make a new free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament. Let me spell that out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID. It's as simple as that."
And even if you don't work, there are financial penalties for not having the ID. "You can still use your passport or your birth certificate or your three bank accounts if you want. However many times, you can choose to pay £85 to a company to prove you're that you are who you are every time you need to. Or you can take the easy route which is get digital ID." So much for free will, right? And this digital ID movement is now spreading across Europe.
"to anonymity on social media. In our countries, no one can walk the streets with a mask on their face or drive a car without a license plate. No one can send packages without showing an ID or buy a hunting weapon without giving their name. And yet we are allowing people to roam freely on social networks without linking their profiles to a real identity. That is why I believe we must push forward the principle of sodonymity as the functioning element of social media and force all these platforms to link every user account to an European digital identity wallet."
Most Americans already dislike the idea of digital IDs. A lot of people didn't even want Real ID, but TSA effectively made it mandatory. "don't have a Real ID? You can still fly, but it'll cost you time and money. Beginning February 1st, travelers without a Real ID, passport, or other accepted form of ID will have to pay a $45 fee to get through airport security."
They said it would make travel easier. But what do we actually see? People are being denied boarding or flagged for ID inconsistencies. The Real ID that I waited at the DMV to get for two freaking hours despite making an appointment wasn't enough. The fact that my face is on it wasn't enough. The fact that this guy looked at my ID, made me take off my glasses so he could make sure that my face matched the exact picture of my face on the ID. That wasn't enough either. He had to run my ID through the freaking machine three times and it still didn't work. And by the third time, I finally said, "Why can't you just use your eyeballs and look at my ID and see that it's a real ID with my picture on it? Why is that not enough?" And he was like, "Why can't you just get your picture taken?"
So the real goal isn't convenience. It's conditioning. Training people to accept constant monitoring as something normal. And that is my biggest issue with tokenization too. It gives the government or the corporations operating above the government a portal into your personal life. Where you go, what you buy, and even what you eat. And we know where this kind of tracking eventually leads. "We're developing through technology an ability for consumers to measure their own carbon footprint. What does that mean? That's where are they traveling? How are they traveling? What are they eating? What are they consuming on the platform? So, individual carbon footprint tracker." "Stay tuned. We don't have it operational yet, but this is something that we're working on."
Now don't forget the person leading this tokenization is also in charge of the WF. He openly aligns with their ideology of managing and shaping society from the top down. He also has a deep influence over US politicians and I'm not the one claiming that. "Okay, I brought numbers because numbers do not lie. So when you hear members of both parties saying that they have solutions for affordability, the housing crisis, pharmaceuticals, all of this. And yet you look at their personal investments, you'll know that it's literally just political gamesmanship. And unless we actually prevent insider trading, which is happening every single day in Congress, if people are telling you otherwise, they are lying to you. Um, and really look into the regulations on individual stock trading. I would say even make it similar to the executive branch. We are literally going to never be able to fix anything because you have people on both sides that are controlled up for the three big ones, Black Rockck, Vanguard, and Big Pharma. Let's look at these numbers real quick. Okay, so in the House you have 25% of members and in the Senate 30% of members that own personally totaling about hund00 million in stocks in Big Pharma. Then you have Black Rockck and Vanguard. Um in Black Rockck, that big spooky organization that in my opinion is contributing to the housing crisis in this country because they're buying up all those single family homes. Just look at Chuck Schumer. Arguably the most powerful Democrat right now. He presents himself as righteous, untouchable, and above corruption. But he was the top recipient of Black Rockck linked political donations in 2023. And it goes deeper. his own son-in-law was hired as Blackstone's managing director of government affairs literally days after Schumer supported a deal favorable to private equity firms. That's not random. That's a revolving door. And this is our reality. Unfortunately, people at the highest levels of government already work for these financial giants."
Now maybe today's administration doesn't care about your carbon footprint, but what about the next one? What about the one after that? Once your money, your identity, your property, your assets will all be digital, a future government could limit your purchases, restrict your travel, or freeze your wallet with the press of a button. And suddenly your freedom exists only as long as someone else allows it. Now, I don't know about you, but the thought of such a world horrifies me. That's why we have to warn people about it in any way we can before it's too late.