And just so you know, I have enough education on the matter to poke holes in your argument.
The very fact that Vanguard "holds 401k assets of millions of working people" is exactly how the cabal - particularly the Rothschilds - protect their wealth. There's a sense that you can't touch Vanguard without hurting average Americans. It's not at all the truth.
Vanguard owns itself. It's not actively managed. That was one of the stipulations from Bogle's "unfortunate merger" many years ago. Also, so many of the companies Vanguard just happens to own are audited by EY. The chair of EY is a former US Treasurer under Bush. His company signing off on so many Vanguard "assets" should be worrisome to others who invest in those companies. If it's found that EY has allowed inflated assets and restatements are necessary, it's going to hurt investors in those companies besides the Rothschilds.
I know you want your version of the truth to stick, but Vanguard is dirty. Will it hurt you to have Vanguard accounts? No. You'll be fine. Will the market go down? Maybe. But we're way past due for a correction anyway. If, however, you find that you own a number of these individual companies that keep coming up, it might be time to rotate out of them.
In the end, the fluffy stash the cabal has kept in umbrellas like Vanguard will mostly collapse. The value of the underlying stocks will still be there if the stocks are cabal free. Doesn't mean there won't be collateral damage. I do see a very real effort to keep it to a minimum.