Pete Hegseth just dropped a doctrine-changing, empire-shaking message that has the Military-Industrial Complex and their media mouthpieces in FULL MELTDOWN.
This is the most explicit, most decisive rejection of the last 30 years of bipartisan foreign-policy failure — delivered straight from the Secretary of War:
“Our department will not be distracted by democracy building, interventionism, undefined wars, regime change, climate change, woke moralizing, and feckless nation building.”
That one sentence alone just unplugged half of D.C.’s defense lobby from their IV drip of endless-war cash.
And then he delivered the hammer:
“We will instead put our nation's practical, concrete interests first.”
“We will deter war, we will advance our interests, we will defend our people.”
Then the line that sent the neocons and MSNBC producers into cardiac arrest:
“Peace is our goal. And in service of that objective, we will always be ready to fight and win decisively if called upon.”
No more:
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BlackRock’s Larry Fink is panicking on live TV over President Trump’s plan to strip woke asset managers of their corporate voting power.
This is the clearest sign yet that Trump is directly targeting the engine of ESG control — and Fink knows he’s one executive order away from losing the influence he’s spent decades building.
The interviewer asked about Trump’s rumored executive order banning mega-funds like BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard from voting on behalf of shareholders.
Fink’s reaction was pure fear:
“If that became an executive order, foreigners will have more power… is that the outcome we want?”
Translation: Please don’t take away the voting bloc I use to pressure companies into ESG compliance.
But he kept going — and it got even more revealing:
“Almost every CEO who approaches BlackRock is frightened of that outcome.”
You don’t say.
CEOs aren’t afraid of shareholders — they’re afraid of Larry Fink and the voting power of $10 trillion in assets he ...