The global elites gathering at their annual Davos summit this week just showed the world exactly who they really are—and it isn't pretty.
A Rebel News reporter attempting to ask BlackRock CEO Larry Fink legitimate questions about his company's extensive ties to Communist China was physically assaulted by Fink's personal security detail at the World Economic Forum. The incident, captured on video, shows the bodyguard grabbing the journalist's phone and shoving him aside as the $10 trillion asset manager scurried away from accountability.
So much for the "transparency" and "stakeholder capitalism" these Davos types love to preach about.
The Questions They Don't Want Asked
The reporter committed the cardinal sin of globalist gatherings—he asked uncomfortable questions. Specifically, he wanted to know about BlackRock's deep investments in China, a communist regime currently engaged in genocide against the Uyghur population, threatening Taiwan, and working overtime to undermine American interests worldwide.
Fink, whose firm manages more money than the GDP of every country on Earth except the U.S. and China, apparently couldn't spare thirty seconds to address why his company continues funneling American pension funds into CCP-linked enterprises.
Instead? His goon squad got physical with a credentialed journalist.
Rules for Thee, Not for Me
Let's be crystal clear about what happened here: A member of the mainstream financial establishment—the same crowd that lectures everyday Americans about "democracy" and "norms"—responded to basic press questions with violence. Imagine if a Trump supporter had done this to a CNN reporter. It would be wall-to-wall coverage for weeks. Congressional hearings would be scheduled. The FBI would probably get involved.
But when it's a globalist billionaire at Klaus Schwab's invitation-only confab for the world's self-appointed rulers? Crickets from the legacy media.
This is the same Larry Fink who pushes ESG scores on American companies, demanding they bow to woke environmental and social policies while his own firm does billions in business with the world's worst polluter and human rights abuser.
The Davos Double Standard
The World Economic Forum has become ground zero for the globalist agenda that President Trump and the America First movement have been fighting against. These are the people who want to tell you what car to drive, what food to eat, and how to run your business—all while they fly private jets to a Swiss ski resort to congratulate themselves on their virtue.
They talk about "inclusive capitalism" and "building trust," but the moment someone asks a real question, the masks come off and the fists come out.
This incident should tell every American patriot everything they need to know about the people who fancy themselves our betters. They don't want dialogue. They don't want accountability. They want compliance—and they're willing to use force to get it.
The Bigger Picture
BlackRock's China problem isn't going away, no matter how many reporters Fink's bodyguards rough up. The company has faced mounting criticism from both sides of the aisle for its investments in Chinese companies linked to the CCP's military and surveillance apparatus.
With the Trump administration back in charge and taking a hard line on China, perhaps it's time for some congressional oversight into exactly how much American retirement money is being funneled to our greatest geopolitical adversary—and why the man responsible runs from questions like a cockroach from light.
Patriots, this is what we're up against. The globalist elite think they're untouchable. They think the rules don't apply to them. They think they can silence anyone who challenges their agenda.
Are we going to let them get away with it?