The latest news about Best Buy intending not to hire any white managers falls under the term I like to use for these things, which is quite accurate, that they are latte-sipping prostitutes. And that is how Larry Fink and many others have managed to take over the world while everyone was sleeping. Or, to put it more accurately, doesn’t everyone remember the episode of Family Matters where Erkle’s relative Myrtle, the very ugly woman that her father was paying a groom 10 million dollars to marry, turned out to be a disaster? Yet Eddie, the person who was set to marry Myrtle because her father couldn’t find a husband for her any other way, because she was so ugly, declared that he had ethics and standards. That is until the father indicated the amount of money he’d be paid. Which he then said, “OK.” Ahhh, the power of easy money, the scam where the Federal Reserve printed a bunch of fake money based on Modern Monetary Theory through quantitative easing and dumped it into Wall Street to filter and distribute. People like Larry Fink at BlackRock, being the political activist he always wanted to be could then buy up majorities shares of stock and impose on those corporations liberal standards that nobody would ever vote for. Yet through the power of money and the tendency most people have toward whoredom, companies like Best Buy, and even Chick-fil-A will dance to the money that people like Fink control because, like Eddie, it’s all too tempting to take. And that is how the biggest scam of the modern world was born globally, and especially in the United States. Freedom sounds great until someone dangles a lot of money in front of your face, and at that point, like Eddie from Family Matters, financial security tends to make whores out of the people who think they have the utmost in integrity.
I have always been hard on the Latte Sipping Prostitutes that are so common in the world. I understand why Oliver Anthony has turned down the many record deals for his “Rich Men North of Richmond” song, which is currently making quite a splash across America. A corporate deal comes with strings. My wife and I have crossed that juncture many times, and every time we have turned away vast amounts of money to maintain our personal freedom. Freedom is more important to us than the cosmetic things that come from physical wealth. So, my opinion about people who sell out easily is rather harsh. Having something that people are willing to pay for is only part of the story. Maintaining personal freedom while making money is much, much harder. And those who sell out might make it big, but then they also end up with some boss like Larry Fink running their lives with political activism, which is far more common than you might think. When we talk about RINOs in politics, this is usually the cause of their condition. They want to be Republicans but end up compromised somewhere along the way. They have whored away their integrity and are no longer free to make their own decisions. So they have to bend the knee to some political radical, like Fink, who gained all his power through an alliance with the government to print fake money to have fake power, to do what government never could do on their own, and that is to use that fake money to make whores out of business titans and make them dance to the fingertips of corruption and malice. Most people are like Eddie in that Family Matters episode. They say they will never take the money until the money is in front of them. Then they take the money and sell away their freedom.
The next corporate trend will be the lessons learned from this time when so many people were suckered. Eventually, in that Family Matters episode, Eddie’s girlfriend stops the wedding and prevents him from making a big mistake. Perhaps in America, that is what Trump is doing for corporate America, saving it from a terrible marriage to the World Economic Forum. Larry Fink has been Myrtle, the ugly woman that the dad, (the Fed) would pay anybody any amount of money to marry, only to give them ultimate control over every part of your life. Including what color the members of management have to be. Too many dumb CEOs took the easy money and sold out their companies to globalism concepts because it initially looked good. But the catch was misery in losing control of their very lives to those paying them the money. It’s not good to be a whore for money because people are too lazy to do things the old-fashioned way. I don’t have much respect for people who sell out. I never did, and I had plenty of opportunities to do so, including several chances last week. The kind of money you could retire 20 times over with. But then, to take the money, you lose all your freedom. Freedom is far more important than just financial security. Just like the whore could do lots of things to make money. But selling your body just for someone else’s gratification is pretty lazy. And that is exactly what most CEOs in the world today have been caught doing. And the world is far worse for it.
The Best Buy story came and went; it wasn’t a very enticing story, because so many people are guilty of doing exactly the same thing. Now that BlackRock owns so much majority share of corporate influence, what would their CEO do, complain to the press, the same press that has BlackRock owning most of their majority shares? Most people have sold out to the easy money because they were too lazy to make money the old-fashioned way. And through hostile corporate takeovers by BlackRock and others who received money from the Fed’s fake printing press, they did like Eddie and said yes to the dad. “Yes, I’ll marry your ugly daughter for $10 million.” For many, looking back on these last few years, I think they regret it. There are a lot of Best Buys out there who might otherwise be bankrupt if not for BlackRock money propping them up to lead the corporate front with woke politics. While the consumers shake their heads at the lunacy, the real villain has been the tendency of people in charge to whore themselves out so easily. Which my term, I think, captures so accurately. There are a lot of people who would gladly sip lattes at Starbucks and complain about their lives rather than to take proactive steps to make their lives better. Easy money for them looks enticing, and it opens the door for the real scammers in the world, people like Larry Fink. If people weren’t such whores, Larry wouldn’t have had so much easy success. But he has, and they are, and that is why the world is the way it is. However, I think there will be a lot more Oliver Anthony types in the future. And far fewer Best Buys. Truly the best measure of a good economy isn’t how strong the corporations are, built off phony wealth, but in their personal freedom to create upward mobility for their employees, incorporating the greatest personal freedoms. The lessons have been tough, but perhaps we are finally at a point where we’ll have fewer whores running our economy and more integrity from those who see value in more than in printed goods or digital currency but in the quality of a life driven by freedom for the betterment of all.
Rich Hoffman
The Overmanwarrior 