Germany’s New Chancellor: BlackRock’s Friedrich Merz and the EU’s Next Power Play

Germany’s New Chancellor: BlackRock’s Friedrich Merz and the EU’s Next Power Play

The recent German federal election has placed Friedrich Merz at the helm of the country, marking a significant yet deceptive shift in European politics. While the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) brands itself as a "conservative" party, Merz’s deep ties to BlackRock and global financial institutions reveal a different story—one of elite control and manufactured opposition.

A BlackRock Insider Running Germany

Merz, the former chairman of BlackRock Germany (2016–2021), is no stranger to high finance and corporate influence. BlackRock, managing assets worth $11.5 trillion, is one of the most powerful financial entities in the world, influencing central banks, governments, and global policy.

His appointment raises serious concerns:

• Corporate-Controlled Government – Merz’s role at BlackRock ensured he built connections within the financial elite, raising questions about whose interests he will serve—Germany’s, or those of multinational corporations.
• Globalist Network Connections – His involvement in the Trilateral Commission and Atlantic Bridge further cements his position within the globalist establishment, promoting policies aligned with EU centralization rather than national sovereignty.
• Policy Reversals – Despite running on a platform of tighter immigration control and nationalist economic policies, Merz immediately backtracked on border security and reaffirmed Germany’s financial and military support for Ukraine.

EU-Controlled Germany: The New Status Quo

This election aligns Germany with the European Union’s ongoing strategy to consolidate power:

• Ursula von der Leyen’s EU Agenda – The European Commission, under von der Leyen, has aggressively pushed for

 - Unlimited funding for Ukraine
 - The creation of an EU army
 - Austerity policies that benefit financial institutions, not citizens
 - Silence on the Nord Stream sabotage, refusing to challenge U.S. or NATO interests

• France’s Looming Economic Bailout – French President Emmanuel Macron, another establishment figure with deep ties to the financial sector, has been signaling the need for EU-wide financial assistance. Just as Greece was forced into economic servitude in the 2010s, EU member states will likely be forced to pay for France’s crisis, further tightening Brussels’ control.
• Manufactured War Dependency – Merz has fully committed Germany to continued Ukraine funding, even after a ceasefire, aligning with EU interests rather than responding to economic pressures at home. Plans to seize €200 billion in Russian assets will likely provoke further escalation, ensuring that European nations remain financially and militarily entangled.

The Forced Centralization of Europe

The removal of Romania’s Prime Minister, the financial collapse of France, and the unchecked military expansion of the EU suggest a coordinated effort to force EU member states into deeper dependence:

1. Weaken national economies → Force reliance on Brussels for financial bailouts.
2. Increase war spending → Justify higher taxes and EU-wide defense budgets.
3. Remove non-compliant leaders → Ensure governments align with the EU’s directives.
4. Seize Russian assets → Provoke further escalation to justify permanent militarization.
5. Push EU federalization → Reduce individual nations’ control over economic and defense policies.

Conclusion

Merz’s election is not a win for conservatism or German sovereignty; it is a calculated move by the European establishment to ensure that Germany, France, and the EU remain locked into a war-driven, finance-controlled future. His BlackRock ties, policy reversals, and alignment with the EU’s elite make it clear that, once again, European voters have been presented with a false choice—one that ensures the deepening of EU control, financial servitude, and military escalation.