look at that gun shadow.
and he is reading.watch him swallow
gasping for air.
also watch him look up at the end.
THE GUY IS IN DANGER AND THIS IS A HOSTAGE VIDEO
Well you must be a faggot
so there is that.
what made you think of a dildo.
you kinda gay
kek
say that to o'keefe employee.
calm down chuckles
just read the script or we will make you listen to adam schiff for a whole day.
this should be the norm.
every question.
we deserve better circle back white house speakers.
that would make sense if you could source it.
BLACKROCK, STATE STREET AND VANGUARD OWN EACH OTHER BUT BLACKROCK IS POWERED BY ALADDIN, LARRY FINK, NOT THE MARITIME SHIPS ON VANGUARD AND STATE STREET
what anons sees is the old merchants v popes power. Think Ghelps v the Ghelphines.
so much symbolism, but what anons can see is that all sides both merchants and the pope have been captured.
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https://1000logos.net/vanguard-logo/
To fully understand the Vanguard logo, you may need a quick glimpse at the history of the company.
Vanguard was started in 1975 by John C. Bogle as a new fund division at Wellington. Bogle chose the name Vanguard as an allusion to HMS Vanguard, which was the flagship of Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson at the Battle of the Nile (August 1798). The name of the ship means “in the forefront,” which perfectly reflects the core promise of the investment firm established by Bogle.
According to an explanation given by the company, the fund was based on a plain yet revolutionary concept that a mutual fund ought not to have outside owners. In other words, Vanguard was created as a client-owned company. This approach resulted in lower investment costs.
Taking into consideration the information above, you can easily see why the company adhered to its original logo for so long. The design, which showcased the iconic flagship, was an embodiment of the brand’s spirit and its core promise. The vessel was depicted rather realistically, in full detail, with all those masts and rigging.
2020 – present
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The company is named after State Street in Boston, which was known as the "Great Street to the Sea" in the 18th century as Boston became a flourishing maritime capital. The company's logo includes a clipper to reflect the maritime industry in Boston during this time.
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The primary color of the logos is black. It corresponds to the word Black in the name of the corporation. The shade is a symbol of market dominance, an indicator of unyielding strength and power, and extraordinary resilience. No market disruptions will shake the company’s position and the safety of the financial assets entrusted to it.
The font of the inscription fully corresponds to the spirit of BlackRock: the straightforward, massive Ida Bold.