The Black Rock

"...we must move away from dogma, 

whether it’s conspiracy theories or free-market,”

James Glattfelder. 

There 
may be 

147 companies in the world 

that own everything,

and 
they are dominated by 

investment companies.

But it’s not you and I 
who really control those companies,

 even though much of our money is in them.

 Given the nature of how money is invested, 

there are four companies in the shadows 

that really control 
those companies that own everything.

That means 
the real power to control the world 
lies with four companies:

1. McGraw-Hill, 

which owns

Standard & Poor's Ratings Services

S&P Dow Jones Indices

S&P Capital IQ

Platts

J.D. Power

2. Northwestern Mutual, 

which owns

#Russell Investments,

#Fidelity,

#American Funds,

#MFS,

#Pimco,

#Franklin Templeton Investments,

#American Century Investments

3. CME Group 

which owns 

90% of Dow Jones Indexes

&
Exchange Partners, :
DME
S&P Cash Indices
Eris Exchange
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
BM&F BOVESPA
Mercado Mexicano de Derivados - MexDer
Korea Exchange - KRX
Bursa Malaysia Derivatives - BMD

4. Barclay’s, 

A multi-asset shareholder,
which took over Lehman Brothers 

and its Lehman Aggregate Bond Index,

the dominant world bond fund index. 

Together, 
these four firms 
dominate the world of indexing.

And in turn, 
that means they hold real sway 
over the world’s money.

AS PROTESTS against financial power sweep the world, science may have confirmed the protesters’ worst fears. An analysis of the relationships between 43,000 transnational corporations has identified a relatively small group of companies, mainly banks, with disproportionate power over the global economy.

Vanguard, Fidelity

& 

the Investment Bank

BlackRock

Nr. 12 OF THE 25 LARGEST 

U.S. ENDOWMENTS & FOUNDATIONS

89 OUT OF THE FORTUNE 100 are BlackRock´s partners & clients

and holds 91% OF THE LARGEST U.S. RETIREMENT PLANS

which control a staggering 

$30 trillion in global wealth.

(30,000,000,000,000; 

30 x million x million)

or the other side:

BlackRock operates worldwide

for instance: GERMANY 2009

GERMANY 2015

Siemens

Allianz

Daimler

BASF

SAP

Lufthansa, BlackRock biggest shareholder

Deutsche Bank, Blackrock biggest private shareholder: 6,62%

E.ON

Rheinmetall

RWE

Gerresheimer

Deutsche Telekom, BlackRock shareholder 4,5 %
Allianz SE, BlackRock shareholder 5,3 %
Klöckner Pentaplast
Jack Wolfskin
Euler Hermes.

more

BlackRock 

superconnected 

companies:

FMR - Fidelity Management and Research Company 4.71% 03/31/2015

JP Morgan Chase & Co 

Vanguard Group Inc

UBS AG The Bank for Banks

Merrill Lynch & Co Inc 

Deutsche Bank AG

Goldman Sachs Group Inc

Morgan Stanley

BNP Paribas 

The Carlyle Group - Partners

AT&T

Freddy Mac

Google

HSBC

MetLife

Merryl Lynch

Southern Cross Healthcare
Spirit Group
TRW Automotive,
Nalco,

Freescale Semiconductor

Merlin Entertainments Group,
Universal Orlando Resort,

Cineworld,

Houghton Mifflin,

SeaWorld

Allied Waste,

Texas Genco

Graham Packaging

Calpers, 

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority,

Porcelain Industries, Inc.

BlackRock Advisors LLC

BlackRock Fund Advisors

BlackRock Investment Management LLC

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

University of Pennsylvania

BlackRock Financial Management, Inc.

NYU Langone Medical Center

Norwalk Health Services Corp.

NYU Hospitals Center

BlackRock CoRI Funds

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Robin Hood Foundation

BlackRock Capital Management, Inc.

The Lexington Master LP

iShares Trust

New York University

The Boys' Club of New York

Automated Security (Holdings) Plc

The Financial Services Roundtable

The Norwalk Hospital Association

The Museum of Modern Art

Fieldpoint Private Bank & Trust, Inc.

Council on Foreign Relations, Inc.

Hope & Heroes Children's Cancer Fund

Augustana College (Illinois)

Periwinkle Theatre For Youth

Extra Mile Education Foundation

iShares, Inc.

Confluence Technologies, Inc.

BlackRock 
peers with

Apple

ExxonMobil 

Chevron

McDonald's

Microsoft

Shell

and

Holder	Shares	% Held
Norges Bank Investment Management as of 24 Apr 2015	86.63m	2.72%
The Vanguard Group, Inc. as of 30 Sep 2015	57.95m	1.82%
UBS AG (Investment Management) as of 28 Sep 2015	39.34m	1.23%
Massachusetts Financial Services Co. as of 30 Sep 2015	38.53m	1.21%
Credit Suisse AG as of 01 Oct 2015	37.24m	1.17%
BlackRock Fund Advisors as of 08 Oct 2015	27.03m	0.85%
Capital Research & Management Co. (World Investors) as of 31 Jul 2015	23.76m	0.75%
Capital Research & Management Co. (Global Investors) as of 31 Jul 2015	23.39m	0.73%
MFS International (UK) Ltd. as of 31 Aug 2015	21.41m	0.67%
BlackRock Advisors (UK) Ltd. as of 08 Oct 2015	17.50m	0.55%

There are few things as fundamentally crucial to the existence of human beings and, indeed, all life on Earth as water. It is difficult to believe any human being thinks water is privately-owned, a commodity, to use for profit at the expense of human life, but Americans know there are entities that will go to any lengths to feed their corporate greed. In several states in this country, climate change is wreaking havoc on the people in the form of severe, multi-year droughts. So, with extreme water shortages, what do two industries do with the vanishing precious resource? They either mix it with deadly carcinogens and pump it, under extremely high pressure, back into the ground, often directly over active earthquake faults, or draw it out of the ground, bottle it, and sell it for profit. It is a wealthy corporations’ ideal business model; free raw materials and a product no human being can survive without.

California, like many states primarily in the southwestern United States, is facing one of its most severe droughts on record. The conditions are so severe that in January Governor Jerry Brown declared a drought state of emergency in preparation for water shortages that are especially dangerous during the summer months. The critically severe drought has entered its third year of a projected decade (at least) long drought, and throughout California water restrictions are having a profound impact on agriculture. In fact, the water shortage is so severe that farmers in some of the most agricultural-rich areas of the country are being forewarned there may be no water within two years at best; that is if the extreme conservation measures work.

However, while the rest of the state is attempting to conserve what little life-sustaining water California has left, the Nestle Company ignores the emergency measures the state adopted because its water bottling plant is conveniently located on a Native American reservation. Like all N.A. reservations, it is considered a sovereign nation by the US government. It is a water-theft enterprise any greedy corporation would lust after because unlike farmers, individual Californians, and every municipality in the state, Nestle is exempt from complying with any water-saving state or federal regulations. To make matters worse, Nestle is depleting what precious water reserves lie deep underground in the aquifer and pumping it directly to its bottling plant and selling it for profit. This is not a new endeavor for Nestle, and their blatant disregard for Californians’ need for basic survival was best expressed by Nestle’s CEO and Chairman.

According to the former CEO and now Chairman of the largest food product manufacturer in the world, Nestle, corporations own every drop of water on the planet, and because he believeswater is not a basic human right; if human beings get thirsty, they have to pay or die. It is the ultimate privatization insult to mankind, and worse because Nestle is intent on privatizing water the world over; a natural resource that falls from the sky and seeps into the Earth for man to use for survival. In the case of California, and other regions around the world, what precious little water remains for basic survival is being stolen by a filthy corporation to sell to those who can afford to survive, and they are being assisted by Native Americans claiming to be good stewards of the Earth. Maybe this is Native American vengeance on the white man for invading their sovereign land, massacring them, and sending the survivors to permanent interment camps with high-sounding names like “sovereign nations.” But that is another story altogether; this is about Nestle draining California’s water.

UNILEVER 

is on shopping-list of 

BlackRock

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION 
Washington, D.C. 20549 
SCHEDULE 13G
Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
(Amendment No:  5) 
UNILEVER PLC
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(Name of Issuer) 
Common Stock
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(Title of Class of Securities) 
B10RZP7
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(SEDOL Number) 
December 31, 2014
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SEDOL No.   B10RZP7
(1)Names of reporting persons. BlackRock, Inc.
(2) Check the appropriate box if a member of a group 
(a) [  ]
(b) [X]
(3) SEC use only
(4) Citizenship or place of organization 
Delaware

Brands of

The

Head 

of BlackRock

Laurence D. Fink, 

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BlackRock, 

also leads the Global Executive Committee.