Five Times the World Did Not End
We don’t have to succumb to these authoritarian thugs. It is possible to fight back and fight back hard. Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Diversity Equity Inclusion (DEI) and Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) are all ideological tire tools to club the individual liberty of citizens everywhere. It was deemed inevitable all of these scams against Mankind would be installed in every governing institution in the world not so recently.
CDBC has been benched if not ended. DEI is on the run, though the Left continues to masquerade it and ESG is being aggressively and thoroughly challenged in the courts. None of these tools are socially, or legally, acceptable now and are becoming hugely expensive legal liabilities. The Left will never stop trying to smuggle them into proper channels, but eternal vigilance is the way.
How BlackRock And The Rest Of The ‘Climate Cartel’ Stacked Exxon’s Board With Fossil Fuel Hater
A recent House Judiciary Committee report details how America’s largest financial institutions, colluding with climate activists, imposed radical environmental policies on the American economy, subverting both our self-government and free markets. It focuses on the successful effort to insert climate activist directors on the board of energy giant ExxonMobil.
According to the report, there is “substantial evidence of a ‘climate cartel’ of financial institutions” including the “Big Three” asset managers (BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard), several massive state pension funds, European investment firms, and the two foreign-owned proxy advisory firms that dominate the American market.
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But what about the Big Three’s fiduciary duty to invest solely in their clients’ best financial interests? Even lawyers affiliated with the environmental activist group Climate Action 100+ — of which both BlackRock and State Street were members — thought that “the economic and social costs” of Paris Agreement compliance “are so high” that they do not align with the fiduciary duty that asset managers owe their clients.
On the upside, the Exxon vote brought the cartel’s radical climate activism out in the open. Not surprisingly, people reacted. State legislators passed fiduciary duty legislation. Republican AGs sent letters to the Big Three, alleging that they had violated their fiduciary duties, and Tenessee filed a lawsuit against BlackRock. Eleven states filed an antitrust case against the Big Three. And now we have the House Judiciary Committee finding of “substantial evidence of collusion and anticompetitive behavior” with the Trump administration about to take office.
These lawsuits can and will cost these arrogant punks like Jack Fink at Black Rock millions, if not billions, of dollars. So sad.
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