New Zealand takes Blackrock’s money to “lead the world” in the “Green agenda”

August 8, 2023 admin Comments 0 Comment

Blackrock’s assets exceed the GDP’s of all countries except for the United States and China

“Markets don’t like uncertainty, markets like totalitarian governments.”

“Behaviours are going to have to change. You have to force behaviours, and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviours.”

~ Larry Fink, Chairman & CEO of BlackRock.

The official version

PM Hipkins hails $2b BlackRock climate investment fund for renewable energy

A “first-of-its-kind” $2 billion climate infrastructure fund has been announced by the government.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement in Auckland this morning, saying the government is partnering with investment company BlackRock to launch the fund with the goal of making New Zealand the first country in the world to reach 100 percent renewable electricity.

“It will be BlackRock’s largest single-nation decarbonisation investment to date,” he said.

“I am absolutely stoked that we’ve been able to secure this world-leading investment in New Zealand businesses and it’s proof of our ambitious climate targets having the world’s attention.

“This investment will be a boon for Kiwi businesses and it will make New Zealand a hub for renewable tech expertise.”

Govt plans to partner with controversial investor in bid to hit 100 percent renewable power

See this!!

Brace yourself New Zealand.

"Markets don't like uncertainty, markets like totalitarian governments."

"Behaviours are going to have to change. You have to force behaviours, and at BlackRock we are forcing behaviours."

~ Larry Fink, Chairman & CEO of BlackRock.@chrishipkins… pic.twitter.com/2ttHcErpHt

— Coronavirus Plushie (@c_plushie) August 8, 2023

The $2 billion deal with BlackRock will undoubtedly come with strings attached – probably a commitment to regulate non-renewables out of existence to keep renewables competitive. What this means is that Kiwis will have to deal with higher power prices, less reliable electricity, and more regulations governing their lives.

Whatever the specific commitments are, BlackRock is now a “stakeholder” that the New Zealand government has to keep happy under threat of losing $2b – we’ve effectively ceded some of our sovereignty to a multinational corporation, which is every bit as troubling as becoming part of China’s “Belt and Road Initiative” in order to fund highway development.

National and Labour are both selling New Zealand to the highest bidder.

The $2 billion deal with BlackRock will undoubtedly come with strings attached – probably a commitment to regulate non-renewables out of existence to keep renewables competitive. What this means is that Kiwis will have to deal with higher power prices, less reliable electricity,… pic.twitter.com/elZT7bmUEQ

— The Zeitgeist (@TheZeitgeistNZ) August 8, 2023

Just a couple of kind hearted, selfless philanthropists. https://t.co/cjrYJ5cFHA

— Coronavirus Plushie (@c_plushie) August 8, 2023

So this explains the Marsden Point shutdown and Jacinda's visits to Blackrock. All on course for Agenda 2030 and the 15min open prison cities.https://t.co/9xyPlA1XCs

— Michael (@Merlotmike) August 8, 2023

How much sense does this FYI from June 2022 make today? Now we know exactly why Jacinda Ardern visited Blackrock in New York last year and why the government didn't want us to know about it.#treason pic.twitter.com/VLiZlreMHQ

— The Golden Age is coming (@PatriotNz2022) August 8, 2023

The Company that Owns the World and Everyone in it – Blackrock

BLACKROCK DEAL AIMS FOR 100% RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY

PRIME MINISTER CHRIS HIPKINS AND ENERGY AND RESOURCES MINISTER MEGAN WOODS ANNOUNCED THE DEAL TODAY.

The pair lauded the agreement as a ‘first of its kind climate fund to back 100% renewable electricity.’

The goal of the fund is to make New Zealand one of the first country’s in the world to reach the goal of 100% renewable electricity.

Representatives of BlackRock were present at the announcement in Auckland today.

The $2 billion fund, ‘will not only decarbonise our energy use, but will also create highly-skilled jobs here in New Zealand, and opportunities to grow New Zealand companies,’ said Woods.

Hipkins called the deal a ‘game-changer’, adding that it will ‘accelerate climate action while growing our economy.’

‘New Zealand is now an investment magnet for capital that will unlock technology such as battery storage, wind and solar generation, green hydrogen production and more electric vehicle chargers across New Zealand.

‘We’ve already making significant progress on New Zealand’s decarbonisation transition, partnering with the likes of NZ Steel and Fonterra to reduce emissions while retaining jobs here in New Zealand,’ said Woods.

‘The New Zealand net zero Fund will look to crowd in investment from Crown companies and entities, including superannuation funds, and private sector funds to accelerate New Zealand’s transition to 100% renewable electricity.

‘This arrangement means we will get there faster, with opportunities for local investment in a low emissions economy. That will be a significant selling point for New Zealand businesses as consumers demand more sustainable products and services.

LUXON ‘WELCOMES’ BLACKROCK’S INVESTMENT

National Party leader Christopher Luxon told 1News that his party would ‘really welcome that [BlackRock’s] investment.’

‘It underscores exactly what we’ve been saying, which is that the world is awash with investment opportunities for companies and funds that actually want to invest in renewable energy.

‘I think the major challenge we’ve observed with this government is around consenting. So it’s fantastic, the investment is up to being made in New Zealand, we fully support it.’

BLACKROCK – A CORPORATE DRIVER OF ‘CLIMATE CHAOS’

Opponents of the deal point out BlackRock’s record as one of the world’s biggest corporate drivers of ‘climate chaos and ecocide.’

The company was one of the biggest investors in fossil fuel energy, including coal.

Someone tell us what BlackRock got in return for its investment in renewable energy in NZ.

Because we know they’re not getting nothing.

— Fubadu (@foo_4_thought) August 7, 2023

As of 31 December 2022, the company had over US$8.5 trillion worth of assets under management. Investments included major stakes in the world’s largest corporations, in a wide range of industries, from pharmaceuticals to media, and Big Tech.

There are only two countries in the world that have bigger GDP’s compared to the amount of assets BlackRock ‘manage’ – the USA and China.

I thought monopolies were illegal.

Yet there's State Street, Blackrock & Vanguard

How big is Blackrock? $10 Trillion. How big is $10 Trillion? Only 2 countries have a bigger GDP than what Blackrock has assets under management..U.S. & China. pic.twitter.com/dvHekrovJf

— CCBee (@SeaSeaBee) August 7, 2023

ACT Party leader David Seymour criticised the deal, saying ‘New Zealanders don’t want to be subject to a ‘world first’ climate change experiment that will mean the government micromanages their lives.’

The ACT Party press release did not mention BlackRock by name. Unverified reports on social media claim former senior high-profile ACT figures helped to ‘facilitate’ the deal.

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BLACKROCK – THE COMPANY THAT ‘OWNS THE WORLD’

BlackRock’s size and the power, and the influence this concentration of financial resources creates has concerned numerous commentators for some time. It not only ‘owns the world’, but controls governments. The latter claim was exposed recently in an undercover report by O’Keefe Media Group.