11/10/2025
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Who could that be? Putin? He certainly doesn’t rule the world. Xi? He may be powerful, but his influence is limited to the BRICS countries and countries that are economically dependent on China. Donald Trump? With his zigzagging policies, he seems to be struggling more with internal problems in the US than with those outside the country. He flexes his muscles to intimidate the weaker ones, but didn’t his predecessors do the same? No—the world is not ruled by politicians. They are just puppets in the geopolitical theater.
We don’t learn anything about the true rulers of the world on the television news. We learn about them in a Polish article on substack.com: BlackRock the real ruler of the world. Source.
Literally, who can influence the value of your savings, the exchange rate, which companies survive and which disappear? We can easily name presidents, prime ministers, and billionaire tech tycoons. But none of them wields real power over global capital flows.
Real power almost always operates quietly. Its wielders rarely appear in the news, don’t put on a show, and don’t seek fame. And today, when I ask the question, “Who is the most powerful person in the world?” the correct answer is unexpected: Larry Fink, CEO of investment giant BlackRock.
Of course, Larry Fink does not directly rule the entire world. He does not have an army under his command. However, financing depends on him, which is the basis for the activities of the arms industry. He practically decides the direction of development for every industry in the world. Of course, there are exceptions.
Let’s take a look at how much money this company manages. According to AI: BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management company, manages a record $13.5 trillion in capital (as of Q3 2025).
While comparing available resources to debt is meaningless, it does show the scale of the problem. According to AI: US national debt stood at over $38 trillion at the end of October 2025.
In addition to the capital entrusted to it, BlackRock’s strength lies in Aladdin, the world’s best computer software, which, like Aladdin’s lamp itself, is a powerful tool in the financial sector. Aladdin is capable of predicting the near future of global financial movements with great precision. Those who have experience on the stock market know what that means. The combination of such a tool with the ability to influence company shares through existing capital offers virtually unlimited opportunities to increase this enormous wealth. Over the past year, the value of capital managed by BlackRock has increased by approximately $1 trillion.
However, it is not just about money and its accumulation. Larry Fink has close ties to the globalists. It was his decision—at least according to analysts in this field—that Klaus Schwab had to “voluntarily” step down as head of the WEF in Davos.
Without the enormous support of the banking sector, neither of the two world wars could have broken out. Money flows to all armies, regardless of the prospects of victory. After the peace treaty is signed, both sides repay their debts to the banks. So who is the winner in this context? Added to this are the investments for rebuilding the war damage. Is it any wonder that banks are so willing to arm the opposing sides, often with their cooperation? Guess who financed the latest global biological war, commonly referred to as a pandemic?
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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