BlackRock, Vanguard & State Street Just Lost a Major Court Ruling—Here’s How It Ties Back to Delaware
They called it a conspiracy theory.
Now, it’s a federal court ruling.
A federal judge in Texas greenlit a lawsuit against BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, accusing them of forming an investment cartel to manipulate U.S. energy markets. The allegations? They bought coal companies just to shut them down, forced unaffordable green energy mandates, and pushed ESG policies (Environmental, Social, Governance) that nobody voted for—all while driving up prices.
Sound familiar? It should.
Because in Delaware, the exact same players are pulling the strings:
- They own Tyler Technologies, the company behind Delaware’s corrupt property reassessments.
- They’re major shareholders in Amazon & Costco, who got massive tax breaks while homeowners got crushed.
- They indirectly own Delmarva Power (via Exelon), where energy bills keep skyrocketing due to unrealistic green energy mandates (Delaware doesn’t even have the land to meet them).
- They own Ryan Homes (via NVR), buying up farmland & residential land to build overpriced developments no one can afford.
- They’re major shareholders in Chesapeake Utilities & Artesian Water—monopolizing utilities while Delawareans pay the price.
This isn’t speculation. It’s a spoiler alert.
The Texas ruling proves these financial giants operate as a shadow cartel, controlling markets, policy, and infrastructure—all for profit. And in Delaware? The same playbook is in motion.