These "passive" funds cannot sell shares without crashing the market. Instead, they use unified proxy voting to enforce identical governance standards across energy AND food companies. When BlackRock votes on climate policy at Woodside, the same standard gets applied to Coles and Woolworths.
Richard Goyder oversaw the $19.3 billion acquisition of Coles while CEO of Wesfarmers. Now as Chair of Woodside Energy, he brings the same strategic mindset to both energy production and food retail. The management DNA is identical.
Government admission: PIRSA stated they "cannot do projects that don't have clear link back to existing stakeholders." This is official policy protecting the entrenched network.
When evidence of the network is posted online, accounts are suspended within minutes. When corruption is reported to official bodies, complaints are blocked or ignored. When technology threatens their profits, corporate surveillance intensifies.
This pattern demonstrates coordination beyond coincidence. The system protects itself automatically through interconnected digital, corporate, and government mechanisms.
1. Financial Control: 4 investment firms control majority shares across energy AND food sectors
2. Human Coordination: The same people sit on boards of energy companies and food corporations
3. Political Capture: Identical funding channels buy access to the same politicians
4. Systemic Suppression: Innovation that threatens profits is automatically censored and blocked
5. International Crimes: This system violates multiple UN conventions and human rights
They control the money. They control the people. They control the politicians. They control the technology. They control the information.
But they don't control you. And they don't control the truth.