Dynamite! BlackRock, Vanguard Linked To Trump Shooter Building & Company Shorting DJT Stocks
Globalist investment firms BlackRock and Vanguard are suspiciously connected to a company that shorted Trump company stocks ahead of the shooting and the owner of the building that would-be Trump assassin Matthew Crooks fired his shots from.BlackRock is also directly linked to Crooks as he appeared in a 2022 advertisement that was
deleted from the company’s YouTube page following the assassination attempt.
The first connection to the asset management giants is leftist investment company Austin Private Wealth (APW), which bizarrely
filed with the SEC to short 12 million shares of DJT stocks less than two weeks before the Trump rally shooting.After filing an SEC report confirming its position just one day before the attempted murder of Trump, it wasn’t until three days after the deadly incident that APW amended its filing by claiming it meant to short 1,200 shares, not 12 million.X user Champagne Joshi dug into the odd transaction in a
lengthy thread that ultimately elicited a response from APW where they blamed the issue on a clerical error.
“So just a simple gigantic clerical oversight. Moving along,” the X user joked.
APW also happens to hold over $78 million in Vanguard and over $34 million in BlackRock shares, according to the latest quarter’s
filings.In an exclusive report published Thursday, Alex Jones
detailed how APW is used to raise money for ESG-pushing leftist organizations and foundations.
The next connection between BlackRock, Vanguard and the attempted Trump assassination is the physical building where Secret Service snipers were reportedly stationed
inside while Crooks climbed onto the roof to shoot at Trump and his audience.A deep-dive
on X by social media strategist Kristen Ruby detailed the backgrounds of those who own the building where Crooks ultimately met his fate.She accurately noted the structure is owned by
AGR International Inc.’s headquarters, a company purchased in March by industrial solutions firm Indicor.Ruby reported Indicor was
launched by private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC (CD&R), which was co-founded by Council on Foreign Relations and Brookings Institution member
Joseph L. Rice.
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